Am 24.09.2007 um 13:37 schrieb Carl Franks:
On 24/09/2007, Josef Chladek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello list,
when I use the config from yml [1], my output is wrong, as soon as I
put [% form %] in my tt (umlauts garbled).
when I do the config in my Controller [2], everything's working.
following the thread in
http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/html-formfu/2007-August/
000190.html
looked like that the yml/unicode problem was solved (I'm using
YAML::Syck 0.97) - any chance on getting this working correctly with
yml files?
Are you saving the files as utf-8, or some iso variant?
If you're using utf-8, then it should work - I don't know about other
encodings though.
yes, unicode everywhere - there are no umlauts in the yml file (nor
the corresponding code in the controller), but the files are saved
utf8 (textmate and vim say so) and the controller uses 'use utf8;'
When you tested with umlauts in the controller, did you "use utf8;"
in the file?
Because you should have needed to. If it appeared to work without
that, then something was still going wrong.
FormFu sets the appropriate flags to make both YAML::Syck and TT
handle utf-8 correctly (see ObjectUtil.pm load_config_file() and
Render/base.pm xhtml() for details)
- so my first suggestion is to ensure your yaml + TT files are utf-8
encoded, and then, if you're viewing this in a browser, ensure you're
setting the page encoding, or if you're viewing this in a console,
make sure it can display unicode ok.
The examples you sent didn't seem to have any umlauts in - was that
intended?
yes, the umlauts are in the tt files and as soon as [% form %]
appears they are broken.
in the View::TT I use
DEFAULT_ENCODING => 'UTF-8',
I tried to comment out as much as possible in the formfu files: as
soon as
process_attrs(self.attrs)
in start_form is processed, the umlauts are bad.
with the controller code everything's working except that I can't get
$c->stash->{form}->submitted
what is needed to populate the form after a submit?
thanks
josef
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