On Nov 7, 2005, at 9:12 PM, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/7/05, Bob Ippolito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had to look harder, it's relatively tucked away in the docs:
http://turbogears.com/docs/TurboTunes/index.html
D'oh! Sorry about making you dig around. There will be more prominent
links, but I just wanted some confirmation that it was functional.
I just gave it a look. The content is quite good, and the new codec
settings played great in QuickTime (it even looked fine scaled up
to fullscreen on my tibook).
Two things:
1. next time, it would be cool if you could say MochiKit with the
correct pronunciation ('mō ch ē kit.. like the Japanese mochi). For
some reason other people are saying it like you did ;) I'm planning
to do a screencast pretty soon showing off some of what MochiKit can
do (entirely from the interpreter example), but I think TG has a few
more eyes and ears on it.
2. In the loadJSONDoc code, you should be able to just do::
loadJSONDoc("artists", list);
... which would implicitly call queryString(list), notice that it is
a HTML node and call formContents(list) for its arguments:
(list.name, list.value) and build a URL like "artists?song=2".
Anyway, that's what it's supposed to do. If it doesn't then that's a
bug and I'll fix it before 1.1 (I haven't tested it with SELECT lists
yet).
-bob
