Shoudn't that be MyUsers-new ? You've got
MyUsers=new
Replace = with - and you'll hopefully have a MyUsers
object.
On 08/03/2014 03:15 AM, Ray Sleeper wrote:
Here is the full code:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
Right.
Sri, can I have it back in gold now?
I was dithering over the LE shirt, and the silver looks too much
like the white.
- Dotan
On 11/10/2014 09:19 PM, Viktor Nacht wrote:
Order placed. I shall wear it proudly. - V
Sweet :)
I caught it when reloading the page.
Ordered!
On 11/12/2014 05:17 PM, sri wrote:
Sri, can I have it back in gold now?
Sure. :D
Hi Jay,
You mention you tried changing the value of $domain, but maybe you can
see what the value really is in the server
by printing out $t-app-ua-server-url-to_abs
(or maybe $t-app-url_for('/testGetCookie')-to_abs )
- Dotan
On 1/3/15, 2:00 AM, jay m wrote:
we have some trivial cookie tests
There's a $delay-pass at the 2nd
line of the 2nd step, which I think will cause it to skip right
down to the 3rd step?
On 03/24/2015 04:01 PM, Dan Book wrote:
That is not correct. The callback from
$delay-begin is intended to be invoked
When I noticed
a similar issue, people pointed out that decamelize needs to be
reversable while class_to_file isn't
https://github.com/kraih/mojo/issues/892
On 19/02/16 13:22, 'sri' via Mojolicious wrote:
Hi,
Sent you edits in github.
Looks like $self is undef because you have a typo when setting it
in wsinit().
Also, looking at the docs it seems websocket() just creates a GET
handler for the initial websocket handshake, if you want to
actually send
Make more stuff extensible.
Mojolicious has plugins and commands, but there are a few other
tools in the toolkit that could do with
more flexible extensibility, specifically the User Agent and
Test::Mojo.
Extending these requires subclassing or wrapping,
Hi,
My guess is that your route ('/revealjs/:id') interferes with requests
for the static Reveal.js files bundled in the plugin,
which are served from /revealjs/...
This line in the plugin's register() method:
push @{ $app->static->paths }, $home->rel_dir('public');
adds the directory
I hesitated to mention my own single-user markdown slideshow app,
Allenby: https://github.com/dotandimet/Allenby
It has a config file with a list of directories where it looks for talks
(markdown files + corresponding directories of images)
and designs (various javascript slideshow frameworks
пятница, 2 декабря 2016 г., 13:58:32 UTC+8 пользователь Dotan Dimet
написал:
perl -d script/my_app get /route/to/controller
Stepping through mojo code until it reaches your startup() method
is tricky and time-consuming.
The best way to avoid all that is to add the line
״Service Unavailable״ is the error
message of the HTTP transaction, which appears in the HTTP
headers.
״Invalid app permissions" is an error message specific to the
application you're talking to, encoded in the body of the
transaction.
Mojo::UserAgent
On 23/05/17
02:28, iaw4 wrote:
I am still running in morbo
development mode. My error messages are deliberately
worded for end users, and rely on "die ...". When I
Put a favicon.ico file in your app's
public directory, or use a link tag in your HTML.
On 23/05/17 13:51, amka1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Can please someone explain me how to change the dispayed icon
(on the browser tab) ?
Possible? Sure.
Easy? Nope.
Mojolicious lets you specify whatever HTTP method you want in
routes (using the any() method), so you can define responses to
all those exotic verbs defined in WebDAV and CalDav.
However, you need to implement all
The actual breaking change was the
removal of the success() method from Mojo::UserAgent in
Mojolicious version v8.05
I don't think that removing it from
your code is a backwards-compatible change, though.
On 6.1.2019 21:38, sri
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