A big new update for Sparse, the HTML-based framework for writing
MySQL-backed CGI applications easily and quickly. Now, the generated
forms output in fully degradable Ajax, meaning that if a user doesn't
have Javascript available or if an error occurs, the regular
functionality will still
).
On the PHP side I've tried to shield against SQL/PHP injection as
best I could, but of course no one's perfect. It does still need to be
destruct-tested.
--Daniel
Ed Lazor wrote:
Has anyone checked this for security?
On Oct 23, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Daniel Orner wrote:
A big new update
It's been a little while, but a new beta version of Sparse is out. This
adds a warning log, a button to save either the current page or the
whole dataset as a CSV file, a tag that turns into a form that allows
the user to view specific rows, and a bunch of bugfixes. Take a look!
--Daniel
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Ray Hauge wrote:
I keep hearing about XUL, and I was wondering what the opinion of the masses
was on this subject for an internal application where the browser is
pre-determined.
From my point of view I, having only read about it and not used it, is that
XUL would make your applications look
Yep, another beta release of Sparse, my framework for MySQL-based
programs without the programming.
A significant new release, which introduces some changes that are not
compatible with previous versions. Upgrading isn't hard, don't worry!
New features include a support for sorting data and
A new version of Sparse, my framework for creating MySQL programs
without all that programming, has been released. We're getting close to
having all the features I really think it needs... after that it'd just
be window dressing. Unless someone has some more suggestions!
--Daniel
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New beta release of Sparse, my framework for writing MySQL-based
programs without any code. This release includes search capability and
completely removes all external dependencies (also allowing for Sparse
tags to be embedded in regular tags).
Try it out!
Yet another new release, this time with some great new features
including a calendar widget and the ability to populate select boxes on
the fly - all still without doing any programming!
You can see what's new here:
http://sparse-php.sourceforge.net/whatsnew.html
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My apologies. I'll try and remember to do so in the future.
--Daniel
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Yet another new release
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Please place [ANNOUNCEMENT] in the subject line of your message when
making these announcements.
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
I have a var that gets the follow string:
$var=R$font
color=\.GE_COR_VALOR.\.number_format($con-result['preco_v'],2,,,.)./font;
When a print it i receive the follow result:
R$nbsp;nbsp;font color=#FF150,00/font
Someone knows wath´s happening here?
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A slight bugfix/new feature release of Sparse. I'm still looking for
beta testers and for more ideas of where to spread the word! 8-)
--Daniel
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
Can they play nicely together?
For instance I have a small JavaScript sniplet that will check certain
checkboxes if a radio button is selected. Since I have a fair amount of
checkboxes I want to put them in an array all their own so I use the
XHTML syntax w/brackets;
input
function checkAll(field){
for (i = 0; i field.length; i++){
field[i].checked = true;
}
}
'length' is null or not an object
Where is this being called from? Checkboxes don't have a length...
if u declare is like name=list37 doesnt PHP get that as an array
even though it doesnt
So does anyone have any good ideas about other places for me to
announce this? I'd like to get the good word out. 8-)
--Daniel
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Kevin Waterson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Jochem Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does it run on php5?
does it run on php6-dev?
Kevin
I have no idea. I guess we won't know unless someone tries it out. 8-)
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Try using var_dump rather than print_r... maybe it'll give you more
accurate data (e.g. to figure out if it's an object, as Rob said, or an
array).
--Daniel
Jay Paulson wrote:
I tried with no success yesterday to get an answer to this question so I'll
try again.
I have an object from using
the best
way to spread the word about it, so if anyone has any comments or help
they can offer, please do so!
Thanks!
--Daniel Orner
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I haven't been able to install PHP5 on my own server, so I don't know
for sure, but I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't. 8-) Part of
why I need beta testers.
--Daniel
does it run on php5?
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Well... okay, I'll be honest, I never really *wanted* to install it.
8-) And I'm not exactly a server guru (even updating PHP4 proved to be
too much for me... for some reason a bunch of dependencies which were
fine when I got the server no longer work).
er why not? just install a second copy
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Thu, May 18, 2006 2:29 pm, Daniel Orner wrote:
I'd like to announce the first release of Sparse, a new way to
create MySQL programs without actually programming anything! Sparse
LOL!
This is really nice -- though what I find amusing is that, in many
ways
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