Hello,
I had a problem with updates of css files in Pier (using the
pharo-1.0-10491-rc1web09.10.5 image). My updates were ignored.
After some debugging I found out that the the cause of the problem was that
two different MAExternalFileModel instances compared equal. They were both
called 'style.css' but they had a different location. The location was not
checked in the equals method. After adding the following equals method to
MAExternalFileMethod everything worked fine:
= anObject
^super = anObject and: [ self location = anObject location ]
Greetings,
Jan.
Hi,
I like the seaside book at http://book.seaside.st. Now I am trying to
find out how to use Pier for doing something similar myself (i.e.
going from a wiki to a book).
I saw the Pier-Book addon and loaded it from the repository:
http://source.lukas-renggli.ch/pieraddons. Now I can add a Book (and
chapters etc) to my Pier site, fine. When I click on the LaTeX link, I
get
MessageNotUnderstood: BlockClosure>>printLatexOn:
I saw no implementer, found nothing on google, either. I am using the
current Pharo image with pier already installed.
Where do I get that method?
Thanks
Matthias
I just announced a first (alpha-ish) release of Pier for VA Smalltalk:
http://blog.fitzell.ca/2009/11/pier-for-vast.html
It uses Grease, the same portability layer as Seaside 3.0a5 so may
prove fairly straightforward to move onto other platforms that already
support Seaside. There's still plenty of cleanup required though,
probably.
Julian
Obviously I'd like to do
*http://maps.google.com/maps?q=+value:currentlat+,+value:currentlong+*
However that doesn't work.
note value:currentlat return latitude, etc.
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I'm looking at altering how the file upload work in wikiserver on the
iphone
It appears that
MAFileUploadComponent>>renderUploadOn: html
html fileUpload
id: self labelId;
on: #upload of: self.
html submitButton
text: 'uploadX'
setups the submit button with the text 'uploadX' Yes yes it's
normally 'upload' but I changed it
to 'uploadX' just to confirm that I've the right html.
Now as WIiServer users know on the iPhone, the "Choose file" button is
disabled because there
is no way for mobile safari to browse the file system on the iphone.
In this case I had expected that
WAFileUploadTag>>callback: and
WAFileUploadTag >>on: of:
gets called
which results in
MAFileUploadComponent>>upload:
But none of that happens when I press the 'upload' button.
Obviously something is deciding somewhere not to execute the callback:
So I'm wondering how or who is preventing that?
I had *wrongly* thought that upload: would be called with a nil file
since there was code there to check file is nil
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Hi folks. I know that in Swiki or pier you can declare in somewhere of a
page something like @something and then, in another page you can do a link
to that page@something and this will put a link to that page and with focus
where you put the @.
Now, most of the time I do this, I put the @something in a title (using ! or
!! or !!!). So, the question is, what do you think in automatically generate
this ?
Suppose I have this page called home:
xxxx
@This is a particular title
!This is a particular title
this is ....
And then, I have to do (from other page) this: *home@This is a particular
title*
So, what I wonder is if it is possible to automatically do this for the
titles. So, if you use ! or !! or !!! you don't have to add the @This is a
particular title
what do you think ? is it easy to do? and disadvantage I am not seeing?
Thanks!!
mariano
Hi,
I have a pier application with a custom widget, who at some point
performs a #call: with another component... the client does some tasks,
that include, for instance, pressing other menu options, and then he
came back to the menu option with the widget...
The menú option is with the form:
| structure |
structure := self context kernel root.
html anchor
class: 'active' if: (self isActive: structure);
goto: (self context structure: structure);
with: (self labelFor: structure)
I want to "reset" the component displayed (like when I call #home in
plain seaside).
How can I do that?
Thanks,
Esteban
I (still) observe a strange behaviour of Pier on FireFox 3.5.3. I'd
summarize that as following: (some?) actions are just 'ignored' on the main
page but are ok at 'About' page. For example: clicking login - entering the
username and password - (regardless of correct or incorrect) getting back to
the page without any changes (neither logged-in nor error messages). Being
logged-in (from 'About' and then back to root) pressing '+' in Pier commands
is also ignored. Same for clicks on 'Configure', 'Toggle Halos', 'Profiler',
'Memory' at the bottom of the page...
With Chrome everything seems to be correct...
This is actual for Pharo (pharo1.0-10451-BETAweb09.09.3, and
pharo1.0-10466-BETAweb09.10.1) and 'original' (Squeak) Pier (Pier-1.2.app).
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In a Magritte report, I have a "remove" command column. What I want is a
confirmation lightbox that degrades to a normal seaside confirmation (
separate page ) if javascript is disabled.
In my command column's renderCellLinkContent:on: method, it's no problem to
call the seaside confirm from the callback, but I can't figure out how to
call the lightbox from the onClick event.
I'm in GLASS so I've got scriptaculous to work with.
Thanks,
Joel
