Hi,
I am experimenting with Pier and I would like to create a link to an
image (jpg) file. The Pier documentation on syntax says:
The contents of some links, e.g. links pointing to image-files, can be
embedded into the current document by using +s: +reference+. However not
all types of links support embedding and will quietly ignore it.
I don't understand the "+s: +reference+" syntax, can someone provide a
real example that shows how this works?
Thanks,
Frank
Hi All,
I have write seaside component and register it with specific application link.
Now i'm interested to integrate this component on Pier site.
I have do it with the 'component' of Pier, and all work fine.
My question is:
how i can define se the call to on specific seaside component is direct or from pier .
I'm interested to define it because when rendering component from pier the header section of the component isn't required.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Hi All,
i work with some model descripted with MAgritte.
Some model have 20 or more description and when display it, for the user isn't simple.
I begin to write component for rendering description with SUTabPanel.
The idea is to group description based on it priority for example:
the description with priority from 1000 to 1999 go in the first tab,
from 2000 to 2999 go in the descon tab,
and so on.
The second idea is to renderign on the single tab div with:
description from x100 x199 on the first line of the tab.
description from x200 x299 on the second line of the tab.
and so on.
My question are:
anyone solve, work around this problem ?
do you have any consideration about it ?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Dario
Hi,
I'm using pier in a project who needs execute certain operations after
a command is executed (journal/persistence stuff) and I added a method
PRCommand, who is executed after doExecute... so... what is the
problem? well, I have to mark an object as "persistent", in
PRAddCommand, and then I do: self child bePersistent... but, as #child
answer a ew instance of #type, the operation is lost...
I changed #child to use an instVar and just instantiate once....
everything seems to be working now, but I want to know if there is a
possible problem with this change...
what do you think? the change works?
Thanks,
Esteban
I saw some references to it in another older thread from last year..
User: Input is conflicting with concurrent modification
In my case, my object being edited through Magritte was read in by
Glorp..
I'm using Keith's RealMemento (on VW).. I believe it thinks that the
objects
are different even though I made no changes. I guess its safe to
assume I need
to see why the comparison is failing? Any other suggestions would be
appreciated!
-- Rick
My current website is driven by Perl Template Toolkit, generated from source
files that are managed in git. The theory is that any of the webmasters who
want to edit the website can do so in an offline fashion (at 30k feet, or on a
cruise ship, for example), and then merge the changes up to the live site,
possibly resolving any conflicts that may have happened in the meanwhile.
Is there a way that I can achieve something similar with Pier? As in, have
some way to serialize and restore the current pages so that they are treated
sensibly by git as a collection of files, or perhaps as code so that they can
be tracked with Monticello?
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