MJ Ray a écrit :
Paul POULAIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let me know what you think of this (during the chat or on the list)
Key points from this email:
what is interesting with that behaviour is that you just have to install
a new version, and the librarian will automatically be redirected to
Hi,Koha Develop team
I'm come from Taiwan ROC. I package koha 229 for ubuntu 6.10.
1. Default MARC for CMARC
2. fix z3950 for CMARC (CCCII) for Taiwan
3. Default Template is NPL
4. update CCCII to UNICODE MAP (Encode::HanExtra),thank
Audrey Tang to help it.
5. I translate Install.pm for chinese
MJ Ray wrote:
Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [...]
To stop this problem once and for all from ever occurring again,
catch all errors. To catch all errors and thus produce the correct
headers for EVERY Koha script, use exception handling. Works a treat :)
What we should do is make t
Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> MJ Ray wrote:
> > What we should do is make the errors prettier. We should probably use
> > CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); - is that OK by everyone and do we need
> > this only in C4::Output or in all cgi-bin scripts?
>
> This is okay, but it does presen
A long time ago the System Preferences page had a search form:
I'm assuming it worked at some point, but at some point it stopped, and now
the form isn't in the template anymore. Is the search handling stuff still
in the script? Can someone take a look
MJ Ray wrote:
So by exceptions, you did not mean exceptions as such. Thanks for
clarifying.
I meant fatal errors raised as exceptions via die().
This is how all fatals are handled in perl.
The manual entry for die suggests using Carp, which is what I
suggested too. Using core perl modules
On 9/12/07, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The manual entry for die suggests using Carp, which is what I
> > suggested too. Using core perl modules seems far safer ...
>
> The "perldoc -f die" entry does not mention Carp.
>
> Carp provides better formatting of message sent via die
