On Apr 6, 10:05 pm, wapgui torsten.schm...@wapgui.com wrote:
Did you mean something like that ?
color - hidden(() = fp.color) % (id - color)
Yes
But how can I get the value of the color and how to set the value
via js if the form has no name and the name of the input is generated.
form
Hello All,
I just set up a quick Lift testing environment using Mongo
as my data layer, and everything works really well! So
first of all I wanted to congratulate everyone who worked
on this software. I think you guys are on to something
big.
What I am writing about today, is to find out
Thanks for all your hard work on this David - its much appreciated by
the community.
Thanks
Tim
On Apr 7, 4:06 am, David Pollak feeder.of.the.be...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:03 PM, etorreborre etorrebo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks a lot David for putting the machine back
Hello,
I notice that since yesterday, http://liftweb.net/ responds 403
Forbidden - nginx/0.6.32 and I was wondering if it was a known state,
and is so, perhaps to write just a little message saying that (in fact,
I pointed an IRC user to the site and he was surpirsed by the framework
Do you mean a drop-down select (only one item shown), or a true combo box
where you can either type your own text or drop-down to select from a list?
The former is done by setting the size attribute to 1 on the select:
select size=1
optiontest/option
optiontwo/option
optionthree/option
Francois,
See the other thread about that server being DoS attached yesterday.
Thanks
Tim
On 07/04/2009 14:01, Francois Armand fan...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I notice that since yesterday, http://liftweb.net/ responds 403
Forbidden - nginx/0.6.32 and I was wondering if it was a known
Note the SHtml.hidden function is defined as:
def hidden(func: () = Any, attrs: (String, String)*): Elem =
makeFormElement(hidden, NFuncHolder(func), attrs :_*) % (value -
true)
see that it automatically puts value = true.
It used to accept a function like (String) = Any but I'm not sure why
Hello,
I'm somewhat new to Lift and have some
questions about how stuff works.
I am using Lift with MongoDB on the
backend. This works, but I would really
like to do things the Lift way. To that end,
is there any more documentation on how
to use the 'record' stuff instead of the
'mapper'
I'm curious as to why someone would target liftweb.net and scala-
tools.org specifically? It seems like specifically targeted ill
intentions.
On Apr 7, 9:08 am, Timothy Perrett timo...@getintheloop.eu wrote:
Francois,
See the other thread about that server being DoS attached yesterday.
Thanx a lot.
Any tips on using record instead of mapper?
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 8:05 AM, Derek Chen-Becker dchenbec...@gmail.comwrote:
Do you mean a drop-down select (only one item shown), or a true combo box
where you can either type your own text or drop-down to select from a list?
The
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 6:37 AM, lmorroni la...@morroni.com wrote:
I'm curious as to why someone would target liftweb.net and scala-
tools.org specifically? It seems like specifically targeted ill
intentions.
The Lift site was *not* targeted... nor was the scala-tools.org site. It
was not
Perfect, works as expected. Thanks again.
Cheers
Torsten
On Apr 7, 3:37 pm, marius d. marius.dan...@gmail.com wrote:
Note the SHtml.hidden function is defined as:
def hidden(func: () = Any, attrs: (String, String)*): Elem =
makeFormElement(hidden, NFuncHolder(func), attrs :_*) % (value -
Marius -- Thanks for giving the answer.
The reason that SHtml.hidden() takes () = Unit is that I could not think of
a use case for passing data back and I was tired of ignore = {...} in my
code.
As a broader issue, there's nothing magic in Lift. You can see how Marius
grabbed the existing code
I actually encountered situations where I had to pass actual data as
hidden field. For instance we had a SAML service that also provided a
login widget as a convenient way to login the user directly into the
user's realm service and that service after auth redirected the user
to the originator
David,
Thanks for your feedback on the performance, scalability and
localization capabilities of Lift, and for your generous offer to help
with our project (I'm sure you are very busy). I'll be in touch with
you if/when we start down the Lift path.
Thanks again,
Sam Reid
On Apr 5, 7:09 am,
Tim,
Thanks for your feedback on Lift localization; we do intend to support
LTR and RTL languages, so it's good to hear about your positive
experience. We are hoping to make it very easy for customers to
translate our web pages (we already have a nice way to translate our
educational
Ok ... I took the liberty to overload it. Here is the signature:
def hidden(func: (String) = Any, defaultlValue: String, attrs:
(String, String)*): Elem
Br's,
Marius
On Apr 7, 7:08 pm, marius d. marius.dan...@gmail.com wrote:
I actually encountered situations where I had to pass actual data
Thanks, Marius. I will need this functionality as well.
On Apr 7, 12:32 pm, marius d. marius.dan...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok ... I took the liberty to overload it. Here is the signature:
def hidden(func: (String) = Any, defaultlValue: String, attrs:
(String, String)*): Elem
Br's,
Marius
On
A (mostly current) PDF version of the book is available on the google group
page:
http://groups.google.com/group/the-lift-book
A commercial version of the book will be out from APress in the near future.
Derek
2009/4/7 João Pereira joaomiguel.pere...@gmail.com
I'm using this sample app:
Hi Derek,
I'm still very new to JPA, so I apologize for my slowness. I don't
understand what's going on in this example with MapKey. What exactly
is it doing?
import javax.persistence._
@Entity
class Products {
@Id
@GeneratedValue(){val strategy = GenerationType.AUTO}
var id:
Hi,
My usecase is that I have a set of servlets which uses HttpSession. So
in my case, I don't need any of the view components of Lift. Should I
be considering lift or should I stick with writing my servlets in
plain scala instead ?
Thanks
Gavin
...have we got an opportunity for you!
Thus far, work on the Lift wiki has been in spurts, but a critical part
of continuing to move Lift forward is to keep our wiki current, useful,
and engaging. So, in talking with David and the other Lift committers,
we'd really like to get a few motivated
You could use the custom dispatch functionality in Lift to achieve most of
what Servlets do with less hassle and with some of the niceties of the
LiftResponse classes. It also lets you do pattern matching on the request,
which can simplify things and make it more flexible. You can even decide if
Sorry, it was freakin' busy at work today. As a general rule, you need to
use Java collections for your JPA entities because the providers don't know
anything about Scala. Fortunately, the scala.collection.jcl.Conversions
object has some nice conversions from Java collections to Scala collections.
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