I've tested the nested repeatable fix within my application and it is
working great so far. Birds came out and sang to me because life was so
good.
Thanks for the help, guys!
Carl Franks wrote:
Hi Ascii,
I've fixed HTML-FormFu - it wasn't handling counter names / values
properly in nested re
Thanks for looking into this one, guys. I am travellin g right now and
can't test it in my normal application until next week. I'm looking
forward to it, though.
Carl Franks wrote:
Hi Ascii,
I've fixed HTML-FormFu - it wasn't handling counter names / values
properly in nested repeatables.
It
Hi,
Thanks for pointing out the repeatable-repeatable problem - I've now
committed your Model-DBIC tests.
Cheers,
Carl
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Hi Ascii,
I've fixed HTML-FormFu - it wasn't handling counter names / values
properly in nested repeatables.
It now takes $self->counter_name,
and then searches up the parent hierarchy for a field matching that name,
it then uses that field's nested_name() to retrieve the correct count-value.
I'
I just tested your test and can approve that it's bug.
Further debuging revealed that it seams to be a bug in
HTML::FormFu::Element::Repeatable. The 'counter_name' field is not
adopted to the parents nested_name apropriately.
So we need to add some more wired logic in Repeatable.
But it's to
OK. So, three months later I have the test files done that will test the
ability to write to a repeatable nested within another repeatable in
HTML-FormFu-Model-DBIC. I am a little afraid to commit these to the
trunk(?), though because I don't want to mess up everything.
I have attached the tes
So, I have updated the schema to include a has_many to has_many
relationship and written a test for it. I have logged in and checked out
the code, modified and updated it. When I try to commit it, it asks
again for my login. Is this because i don't have rights to modify the
code? Is there someo
2009/4/8 Ascii King :
> I'm trying to write a test to demonstrate a problem I am having with Formfu
> and Catalyst and a repeatable within a repeatable. I am only just learning
> how to write tests. Is the following test a good example of what I should be
> doing?
>
> http://html-formfu.googlecode
Doh! Thanks.
Moritz Onken wrote:
Well, the test folder is not installed on your machine. you need to
get the source code from cpan or svn:
http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/C/CF/CFRANKS/HTML-FormFu-Model-DBIC-0.03007.tar.gz
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Well, the test folder is not installed on your machine. you need to
get the source code from cpan or svn:
http://search.cpan.org/CPAN/authors/id/C/CF/CFRANKS/HTML-FormFu-Model-DBIC-0.03007.tar.gz
Am 08.04.2009 um 18:17 schrieb Ascii King:
Thanks, Moritz. However, I am a dunce and I don't act
Thanks, Moritz. However, I am a dunce and I don't actually know where
the lib folder is on my Ubuntu machine.
Where is my perl installed do you know?
Moritz Onken wrote:
Hi,
in that test there are two lines:
use DBICTestLib 'new_db';
new_db();
Those do create this test.db file. You can simpl
Hi,
in that test there are two lines:
use DBICTestLib 'new_db';
new_db();
Those do create this test.db file. You can simply copy the lib folder
inside t/ and call this method in your tests, too.
Am 08.04.2009 um 16:33 schrieb Ascii King:
I'm trying to write a test to demonstrate a problem
I'm trying to write a test to demonstrate a problem I am having with
Formfu and Catalyst and a repeatable within a repeatable. I am only
just learning how to write tests. Is the following test a good example
of what I should be doing?
http://html-formfu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/HTML-FormFu-Mo
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