WebGUI irc logs from: 2008-04.log

--- Log opened Tue Apr 01 00:00:01 2008
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perlmonkey2or at least a vibrant solution00:00
perlmonkey2project00:00
@preactionnot really. a lot of OSS projects do this same thing, not sure how they solve the upgrade / data problem though00:00
perlmonkey2preaction: doh, I meant the JT being pretty easy about new stuff.00:01
@preactionoh00:01
@preactionalso not really00:01
@preactionbut yeah, those projects don't last long00:01
@preactionthe early PHP CMS systems, for example00:02
perlmonkey2Too bad any of them survived.00:03
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@preactioni think we're on the second generation of those things at least00:03
SynQhttp://www.webgui.org/etcetera/mssql---data-form-report languages are cool to play with :)00:06
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perlmonkey2If a survey editor selects to have questions show up on a section page.  Should the section be shown for every question in that section?  or if all the questions don't  show up in the first page, just show the questions on the next reload?  I'm thinking if they want questions to appear with a section's text, they want all the questions in that section to have that text?00:26
+perlDreamerI'd think so00:27
+perlDreamerI probably would have made it survey wide, too, instead of section by section00:27
perlmonkey2hmm...some sections you might want questions to appear along with, others you might not?00:28
perlmonkey2although I guess you could set it survey wide and then any sections you need to only show text and no questions, just don't put any questions in that section.00:29
perlmonkey2when it has been 15 years since you've heard any Motley Crew and then you all of a sudden realize they are in your MP3 collection, then, and only then, do you really wish your amp went to 11.00:30
+perlDreamerI thought your amp only goes to 11 if you listen to Spinal Tap?00:32
perlmonkey2heh00:39
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perlmonkey2anyone bored want to answer this.  Should I be using MySQL DateTimes or the BIGINT(20)'s I'm seeing in other tables?  I just want a datetime for when a response was started and stopped.00:41
perlmonkey2I ask because sometimes WGBP have changed, but old code hasn't caught up.00:41
+perlDreamerpreaction: aren't we using MySQL date/times in all new Assets?00:42
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+perlDreamerperlmonkey2: certainly, refactoring old code is rare in wG.  It's even rarer than writing tests :(00:42
@preactionperlDreamer, we're trying to, but it is difficult to do because of the way the definition works00:42
@preactionmake sure the defaultValue is specified in the MySQL format00:43
perlmonkey2perlDreamer: cool, thanks00:43
perlmonkey2preaction: I just use a default of now() in the table def? 00:43
perlmonkey2well, for the start date, the end date I want to be nullable.00:44
@preactionWebGUI::DateTime->now->toDatabase; should work00:44
@preactionif you want it to be nullable, then you'll have to do post-processing in processPropertiesFromFormPost00:44
@preaction(setting it to the right format)00:44
perlmonkey2oh man....looking at that makes me think I don't know what I'm doing.  00:46
perlmonkey2$self->session->db->insert("insert into Survey_reponseId values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)",[$self->getId(),$self->session->id->generate(),$id,$self->session->user->username,$ip,'now()',undef ]);00:46
perlmonkey2whups, typo...that first insert is a write00:47
@preaction$self->session->db->setRow would probably be easier to use00:50
@preactionsee WebGUI::SQL->setRow00:50
perlmonkey2okay00:55
perlmonkey2cool, I like that setRow helper.  I'll have to move all my other stuff to it.01:01
SynQhttp://web.archive.org/web/20020530034348/http://www.plainblack.com/01:18
CIA-22WebGUI: jt * r5994 /translations/Spanish/Spanish/ (4 files): update_from_translation_server01:27
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CIA-22WebGUI: jt * r5995 /translations/Turkish/ (4 files in 2 dirs): update_from_translation_server01:50
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+perlDreamerThe new Turkish translation advanced from nothing to 3.5% today.  If it continues at that pace, they'll overtake all but the Dutch and Arabic translations in a few weeks01:58
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CIA-22WebGUI: jt * r5996 /translations/Turkish/ (13 files in 2 dirs): update_from_translation_server02:49
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Dadokhey guys03:45
@preactionhello03:47
Dadokim having a small problem with finding the right version of perlmagick.  im using windows XP and downloaded the imagemagick 6.4.0 binary, installed it and checked to add perlmagick on install.  unfortunately it seems to install version 6.3.7 of perlmagick with it, so when i try to run any of the demos im getting a Image::Magick object version 6.3.7 does not match bootstrap parameter 6.4.0 at ... 03:52
Dadoki tried twice to clean out all old versions and reinstall and it does the same thing03:52
Dadokperhaps you could just tell me where to get version 6.3.7 of image magick?  or any downloadable pair of matching versions would be fine :P03:53
+Radix-wrkcpan for latest perlmagick perhaps?03:53
Dadoki tried that03:53
Dadokit gives version 6.3.2 i think03:53
+Radix-wrkI don't know I'm afraid.. I just use the WRE03:53
Dadokshucks03:55
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Dadokdoes anyone have any experience installing imagemagick/perlmagick on windows?08:32
@preactionDadok, why not use the WRE?08:38
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Dadokhmm. i dont really understand what you mean.  Ithought I was using the WRE and that I needed to add imagemagick/perlmagick as a module for things such as thumbnails to work...09:52
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Syn2mogge10:48
+Radix-wrkthinkgeek.com has some awesome new gadgets11:23
+Radix-wrkthe betamax to hd-dvd converter is just pure gold :)11:23
BartJolwhoa, that's cool, although betamax is better than dvd off course11:26
+Radix-wrkdid you watch the video? :)11:33
+Radix-wrkon a similar note: http://www.youtube.com has some great featured videos :)11:34
BartJolnot yet11:43
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GooeyOfSteelWiki: Table of Contents - Edited on 4/1/2008 3:40 am by bartjol  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/table-of-contents11:52
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GooeyOfSteelWiki: Table of Contents - Edited on 4/1/2008 3:43 am by bartjol  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/table-of-contents11:55
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GooeyOfSteelWiki: Add custom macro to RichEdit macro selection - Created on 4/1/2008 3:54 am by bartjol  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/add-custom-macro-to-richedit-macro-selection12:06
GooeyOfSteelWiki: Add custom macro to RichEdit macro selection - Edited on 4/1/2008 3:55 am by bartjol  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/add-custom-macro-to-richedit-macro-selection12:07
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af_hi to all16:02
arjancwidlakhihi16:02
Syn2hi arjan16:11
arjancwidlaksorry, was just saying hi to af_16:11
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perlmonkey2You all hear the news?  MS is buying Redhat.16:59
+MrHairgreasenice try16:59
perlmonkey2:D16:59
jfluhmannthanks for reminding me what today is17:00
+MrHairgreasehey perlmonkey2: i see you joined the pbwg gang!17:02
perlmonkey2I did?17:02
+MrHairgreasehttp://www.webgui.org/webgui/campaigns/people/kaleb-murphy#LnmSZhHi3jQZvX864GKVqw17:02
perlmonkey2hah, that is too cool :P17:02
perlmonkey2Hah, I've already been rated -1 :D17:03
+MrHairgreaseI'm rated 1217:04
+MrHairgreasemust be the eurotrash look17:04
perlmonkey2heh17:04
+MrHairgreasebut then again that took me over two years =)17:05
perlmonkey2I can't find a MrHairgrease in the PBWG17:06
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+MrHairgreasetake a better look17:06
+MrHairgreasethe photo gives me away17:07
perlmonkey2Hmm, the person with the most hair product in the pictures would be Martin.17:10
perlmonkey2Or JT.17:10
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perlmonkey2But you aren't JT :P17:10
+MrHairgreasehehe17:10
+MrHairgreasebetter don't tell him that17:10
+MrHairgrease=)17:10
perlmonkey2Heh17:10
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abci am having issues creating a database link to sql server 2003. any ideas?17:54
@preactiondo you have an error message or otherwise?17:59
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abcorignally just a blank screen. then when i changed it to DBI:Sybase:[server=10.24.1.250][database=BGHS] i get  Error: Could not connect to the database. 18:05
@preactionshouldn't you be using the ODBC driver?18:07
abci am not sure that is setup on the server and my network guy is out18:07
abcwhat would the DSN look like to test it18:08
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perlmonkey2My new laptop shipped......I'm so pumped.18:18
perlmonkey2shipped 4 days early18:19
topsublol18:21
topsubbrand? Specs?18:21
perlmonkey2hah, Dell Vostro 1700.  3GB of 667 ram, T8100.18:22
perlmonkey2They had a deal for $500 off and I couldn't resist.18:23
perlmonkey2had to upgrade the wirefi to intel to ensure linux wifi would work.  Graphics are just an X3100.  Upgraded the screen to 1600x1200 res (17").  I won't even boot the XP it came with and install Fedora immediately.18:25
perlmonkey2Although F9 comes out in 1 month, so I'll be reinstall soon :P18:25
topsubnice18:26
topsubwhen i was in college i made the mistake of buying an alienware... blah!18:26
perlmonkey2doh18:26
topsubthat was the thing when i was in college18:26
topsubeveryone dreamed of having one18:26
perlmonkey2nice machines, but they take some $$18:26
topsubover 3grand18:27
perlmonkey2This Vostro will be $800.18:27
topsubmobo went out on it so its in my lenovo box in parts till i can find new mobo18:27
perlmonkey2doh18:27
topsubthey are a pain to take apart18:27
topsubit wouldn't keep clock time18:27
topsubvery annoying had to set it everytime18:27
perlmonkey2you run XP on it?18:28
topsubthe alienware? ya it had xp cuz in college all software needed xp18:28
topsubwell most.. some were mac only.. video editing classes18:28
perlmonkey2yeah, and an alienware is for gaming, and gaming means MS.18:28
topsubya18:28
topsubsadly never really got to test the gaming on it.. think i had need for speed2 on it18:29
topsubbut that was it18:29
perlmonkey2dang, that sucks18:29
topsubno World of Warcraft or anything18:29
topsubcuz was in college = 3 jobs = no time to play.. lol18:29
perlmonkey2hah, shoudl probably consider yourself lucky.....like saying "I never got to try heroin"18:29
topsublol18:30
topsubwhen i paying 3 grand for laptop i want to try out the gaming on it... lol18:30
perlmonkey2heh, and when I think 3 grand, I think 2 machines with 8 cores and 16GB ram.18:32
topsublol18:32
topsubnope overpriced laptops18:32
topsublol18:32
perlmonkey2and how much data could be crunched18:32
topsubnow dell owns it18:32
perlmonkey2hhahaha, absolutely18:32
perlmonkey2they bought alienware?18:32
topsubya18:32
@preaction3 grand for apple hardware is the norm, no?18:32
topsubthat new one thats out..18:33
perlmonkey2for the good stuff18:33
topsubthat very thin one18:33
perlmonkey2the air starts at 1800 I think18:33
topsubSSD in it18:33
perlmonkey2but to put the fun stuff in it, I think 3K18:33
topsublol ya18:33
perlmonkey2and it woudl still be slower than my $800 dell :P18:33
perlmonkey2although be 18x cooler and weigh 1/20th.18:34
topsubya18:34
@preactionyeah, not a fan of the Air18:34
topsubmaybe to just web surf18:34
topsubemail..18:34
topsubminor stuff 18:34
@preactionbut a MBP for 3grand will probably get you something that'll last for a bit18:35
topsubi want to start building new gaming desktop18:35
topsubeven tho i reallly don't need it.. i just want it.. lol18:35
perlmonkey2topsub: that is what I did and it was just a way overpriced terminal.18:36
perlmonkey2but when my laptop shows up, it will be my new super-duper server.18:36
perlmonkey2I think it was $600 for parts and then $200 more for the vid card that got to use its 3d acceleration maybe twice.18:37
* perlmonkey2 does it on the cheap.18:37
topsubya i dropped waaay to much money on my gaming desktop18:37
topsubbut i also have worked from it18:37
topsubthink i got 2TB of space on it18:37
topsublol18:37
perlmonkey2hah, NICE18:37
topsub2 - 19s and 1 - 24 inch18:37
perlmonkey2wow, that sounds like the way to go.18:38
topsubwouldn't mind my new rig having 4 widescreens18:38
topsubor something crazy18:38
topsubit is very helpfull when coding18:38
topsubhaving all that desktop space18:38
perlmonkey2I've only used two monitors before and just found I put all my email/IM/web on one screen and work on the other.18:39
topsubemail / im  one screen..  | coding programing in one | web browser other18:41
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CIA-22WebGUI: martin * r5997 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/docs/upgrades/upgrade_7.5.2-7.5.3.pl: Fixed upgrade script.18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: martin * r5998 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/ (3 files in 3 dirs): 18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: - Changed Cash plugin to use processTransaction18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: - Added (as of yet empty) notification templates18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: - Fixed a typo in sendNotification18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: graham * r5999 /WebGUI/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/AssetBranch.pm): 18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: fixed: edit branch sends thread notifications18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: fixed: changing style template with edit branch creates new revisions of assets that have no style template18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: graham * r6000 /WebGUI/ (4 files in 2 dirs): 18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: fixed: Wiki attachments uploaded by non-Content Managers deleted by maintenance workflow18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: fixed: Non-Content managers unable to paste assets even with edit privileges18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: graham * r6001 /WebGUI/ (16 files in 10 dirs): 18:52
CIA-22WebGUI: use UTF8 JSON encoding and decoding universally18:53
CIA-22WebGUI: fixed: Import/Export of packages with international text is broken18:53
CIA-22WebGUI: graham * r6002 /WebGUI/docs/ (3 files in 3 dirs): fixed: CS rating links are exposed to site spiders18:53
CIA-22WebGUI: graham * r6003 /WebGUI/ (4 files in 4 dirs): improved behavior of CS mail message filtering18:53
CIA-22WebGUI: jt * r6004 /translations/Spanish/ (4 files in 2 dirs): update_from_translation_server18:53
perlmonkey2JT knows Spanish?18:53
@preactionno18:53
@preactionnot that i know of18:53
@preactionJT is the one logged into SVN for the translation server18:53
perlmonkey2oh18:53
@preactionwhich isn't fair for our ohloh stats18:54
perlmonkey2hahahahahahaha, that is EXACTLY what I was thinking :P18:54
BartJolwhat, I don't know ohloh stats, but I'm sure I'm missing them too18:56
@preactionhttp://www.ohloh.net/projects/103/contributors18:57
BartJolwell with almost every week a translation submission I might show on that list18:58
BartJoldarn18:59
BartJolthen I'm going home, bye18:59
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d214i am the webmaster at a large school district in IL. i am trying to set up a demo as proof that this is the CMS we want. I have done several page layouts and sql reports but i am now stuck on a sqlreport connecting to a ms sql server. 19:11
d214i believe freetds is installed on the server but i keep getting the error Cannot connect to database19:11
d214i have create a local odbc connection fine so i know my username and password work19:12
d214i am not sure why the database link does not19:12
d214DBI:Sybase:[server=virtual-sql][database=master]19:12
d214can anyone help?19:12
@preactiond214, if you're the person who was in here before, the [] isn't supposed to be here19:13
d214when i remove the [] i get a blank page with nothing19:13
d214what separates the server and db in the DSN line then19:14
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d214what needs to be on the server for ODBC19:25
topsubsemi colons d21419:27
topsubif i remember19:27
topsubDBI:Sybase:server=virtual-sql;database=master19:27
topsubthink one at the end also, not sure19:28
d214DBI:Sybase:server=virtual-sql;database=master;19:29
d214returns a blank page19:29
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d214not even an error message or debuging19:29
topsublook in the log19:30
topsublook here - /var/wre/logs/webgui.log19:31
+perlDreamerAll answers are in /var/wre/log/webgui.log19:42
+perlDreamerunless they're in the apache error log19:43
@preactiond214, i was wrong when I asked you to use ODBC, Sybase is what you want19:43
@preactiond214, if you get a blank page, you need to check the error log19:43
d214apache error log or the webgui19:44
@preactionwebgui error log most likely19:44
@preactiond214, http://webgui.pastebin.com <- if you paste the last hundred lines or so to that address we'll be able to see it and help you19:48
+perlDreamerpreaction: On your dev box can you duplicate the failing company macro test?19:53
@preactionperlDreamer, no19:56
d214sent the log but there is nothing for today other then a differnt log when i was testing changing a db link that worked20:01
@preactionhttp://webgui.pastebin.com/m7dc7f0fa <- you should probably change your log level to something higher than ERROR20:02
@preactionDEBUG or INFO would be good20:03
@preactionedit WebGUI/etc/log.conf20:03
d214does it need to be restarted to take effect20:10
@preactionyes20:21
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SynQperlbot tell21:01
SynQcan I let perlbot say things21:02
SynQ!perlbot help21:02
@preactionperlbot tell synq about keywords21:04
SynQI see21:05
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SynQperlbot is not allowed to respond to my questions21:05
SynQhttp://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/irc21:05
SynQok, dinner!21:05
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dummyHello, I want to use XUL, xForms, xEvents, XHTML 2, WebForms 2, CSS 3 or some other new technology to create the website. Can you please tell me about any such available and cross-browser technology? It must work at least with the rendering engine of Opera and with GECKO.21:53
@preactionuh... what do you mean?21:53
dummypreaction, I'm asking you about any working new web technology21:56
dummy...or at least "new" one21:56
@preactionmost of CSS3 isn't near CR status yet. I didn't know xForms or xEvents or XHTML2 or WebForms2 were either21:57
@preactioni guess my question is how does this pertain to WebGUI?21:57
CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6005 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/ (9 files in 6 dirs): ems user experience mostly done21:58
d214preaction - restarted and posted new log. looks like something is odd with spectre22:00
@preactiond214, what's the link to the pastebin you created?22:00
+perlDreamerperlmonkey2: what's your dev environment look like?22:00
d214http://webgui.pastebin.com/m34aec5422:01
perlmonkey2perlDreamer: My desktop is Fedora 8, where I open up a terminal with 5 screens connected to my Cent5.1 server.  Open up mysql admin/querybrowser to the survey, and keep two tabs in firefox (with firestarter open) in the webgui instance, one window on the survey and the other in the assets.22:02
+perlDreamerhm22:03
perlmonkey2that is how I dev.22:03
+perlDreamerdefinitely gonig to ping you on this YUI stuff22:03
+perlDreamerbut after the product stuff is done22:03
perlmonkey2I guess the env, is just a month old svn snapshot of wg, on a cent 5.1 serve.r22:03
d214when i click run on the workflow all i get is error on the next page22:04
perlmonkey2perlDreamer: please do.  But the secret sauce to my JS dev is firestarter.  I don't know how I did JS dev without it.22:05
perlmonkey2I mean firebug22:05
perlmonkey2not firestarter22:05
perlmonkey2that is a iptables gui :P22:06
+perlDreamerDrew Barrymore vs Mitchell Baker22:06
+perlDreamerhm22:06
@preactiond214, your SyncProfilesToLDAP isn't compiling for some reason. have you run testEnvironment.pl?22:07
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d214not that i am aware of, where is it22:09
@preactionWebGUI/sbin22:09
@preactionif you're running the WRE you probably don't need it22:09
d214posted it, http://webgui.pastebin.com/m19f8d8d722:11
perlmonkey2I just bought 5,000 shares of Clinton to win the Penn primary at $8/contract (good contracts worth $10).22:12
perlmonkey2I hope that wasn't a stupid thing to do.22:12
perlmonkey2I mean 500 contracts, not 5000.22:13
perlmonkey2heh22:13
perlmonkey2(this is with Intrade's play money) :P22:13
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Samus_Arandoes WebGUI have a method of support for pages in multiple languages ?22:14
+perlDreamerNo22:15
+perlDreamerNo multilingual content, only labeling and editing interfaces are i18n'ed22:15
+perlDreamerbut if you look in the wiki and the forums, you'll see how people have done it in WebGUI22:15
Samus_Arandarn.  would be neat if content could have alternate versions22:15
Samus_Aranthank you22:16
+perlDreamerRFEs (and patches) are always welcome22:16
+perlDreameryou're not the first person to ask for this22:16
+perlDreamerif enough people start asking, then JT will start thinking about it22:16
dapperedodoThere are enough tricks to buld multilangual sites22:18
dapperedodoYou could rebuild the entire site in an alternate root 22:18
Samus_AranperlDreamer: I will submit an RFE, or add a comment on an existing one then22:18
+perlDreamerIn the meantime, Samus_Aran, the multiple root trick that dapperedodo mentioned works well22:19
@preactiond214, you need to run testEnvironment.pl as root so it can install all those dependencies for you22:19
+perlDreameryou basically copy and paste your site into a new root using the Asset Manager22:19
+perlDreamerthen translate that "branch" of the site22:19
+perlDreamerSyncing the two sites has to be done manually22:19
@preactiond214, also, if you're using a source install, I would seriously reconsider moving to the WRE. source installs are not for the faint of heart22:20
Samus_Arandapperedodo: the way I visualise it is all Assets can have multiple versions, with a set tag such as -en or -fr.  if a tag in the alternate form doesn't exist, it would use the default named Asset22:22
Samus_Aranthat way you can add new images as needed, the rest falling back22:22
Samus_Aranif you moved content around, the translation would follow22:22
@preactionbut those assets wouldn't have the same URL or asset ID22:24
@preactionthe way i've been seeing it is an assetTranslation table with <assetId> <revisionDate> <language> <propertyName> <translatedValue>22:24
+perlDreamerpreaction, that's by design.  Another design would look at the user's language pref's, choose the best language and then present that content to the user22:24
@preactionthen asset->get would get the correct content based on the user's preference22:25
dapperedodoThe mutilanguage option is indeed good for the pictures. But in my projects that was always a minor issue. You just copy the asset enad start translating. The translating is the biggest job.22:25
@preactioni like this way because it could be done as a mixin instead of having to make all assets aware of multi-language by default22:25
+perlDreamerI was thinking it would be done in new, rather than get since it's tied to a particular session22:25
Samus_Aranit would be nice also if it would read the browser's default language setting, if set22:26
dapperedodoYou do not always want to see the language of your preference, and that is only true for Registered users22:27
dapperedodoAlso fro google you want different langages in different urls22:27
+perlDreamerI didn't even think about the google and the search engines22:29
@preactionalso there's the Alternate HTTP header you'll probably want to send for those languages22:29
@preactionso there will need to be some way to get at other translations via URL22:29
@preaction?lang=en perhaps?22:30
+perlDreamerwell, I guess that's why I fix bugs and write tests rather than building CMSes :)22:30
dapperedodoyou can do it with a form param, but it is ugly.22:30
@preactionperlDreamer, there are days where i would prefer just some nice bugs or something new to test...22:30
@preactiondapperedodo, how so?22:30
dapperedodoThat's why I never did an RFE for multilanguage:)22:30
+perlDreamerThere are CMSes that do multilanguage.  Have we looked at them?22:31
dapperedodoThe ?lang=en thing is ugly22:31
dapperedodoThey mostly do the ?lang=en thing22:31
@preactionthis can't be worse than character encodings... i've been working two days on finding a way to fix character encodings because the newest WebGUI Beta forces UTF-8 for all mysql connections22:31
dapperedodoI always make two roots22:31
@preactiondapperedodo, why is that ugly? what could be done to avoid it?22:31
@preactionis it just personal preference that makes it ugly?22:32
@preactionor is there some good reason?22:32
dapperedodoone is like /home and the other /en/home22:32
@preactiontheoretically, with URL handlers or Content handlers or somesuch you could translate /en/home to /home?lang=en22:32
dapperedodoThe url rewriting of webgui is done for a very good reason. Gppgle likes it.22:32
dapperedodoof course you can also rewrite it:)22:33
@preactionyeah, but as you said, webgui exists so we don't have to do rewrite rules22:36
dapperedodoso you don't want an extra ?lang=en in yoururls and build the rewriting already in WebGUI 22:38
d214preaction, i believe i am running wre how can i tell22:40
Samus_Aranyou could also do sub-domains, www.foo.com for default language, es.foo.com for Spanish, fr.foo.com for French, etc.22:41
Samus_Aranand fall back to content not translated on the original22:41
Samus_Aranor support all three methods mentioned and let the user pick one.  internally they would all be using the same code anyway22:42
Samus_Aranjust a different URL22:42
dapperedodoThe fall back thing is a good reason you want the multilanguage option in WebGUI. There is no trick I could think of that would do that trick in the existing WebGUI22:43
@preactioni'm saying that ?lang=en is the default method. then we build a URL handler that handles, say ^/lang:([^/]+)/ and sets the session language to that (it doesn't rewrite the URL at all)22:44
@preactionso if someone wants, they can change their config to add that URL handler and have different sections of the site with different languages liike that22:44
@preactionbut all the URLs in the assetData table will NOT have any lang:en or lang:es in the beginning of them22:45
@preactionthe end result is the same as rewriting, but it's more elegant22:45
dapperedodoI can see your point. 22:45
@preactionthere's another way we could do it: having multiple versions of an asset in the tree, but hiding all the ones that don't match the user's language preference22:46
@preactionso we have two assets with URLs thing-en and thing-es, and both are on the page "things". going to "things" will show me thing-en (because i have en in my prefs), but will show someone else thing-es because that's what they have)22:47
+perlDreamerI think that idea has been proposed before, and rejected by JT due to concerns with speed.22:48
@preactionwhich one?22:48
@preactionthe multiple assets one?22:48
+perlDreameryes, your last suggestion22:49
@preactionyeah, i don't like it either22:49
+perlDreamerI don't remember the details, though22:49
@preactioni like my /lang:en/ one22:49
+perlDreamermaybe the xdanger archives would be a good place to look22:49
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d214preaction, do all have to be installed23:07
@preactiond214, yes23:07
@preactionthat's what testEnvironment.pl is for23:07
d214i get errors on a few23:07
@preactionthen you have to force install them23:07
d214how23:07
@preactionperlbot life with cpan23:08
perlbotInformation pertaining to the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) can be found at http://sial.org/howto/perl/life-with-cpan/23:08
@preactionopen the cpan shell and do "force install Module"23:08
@preactionhave you considered using the WRE yet?23:09
d214i thought i was using it. how can i tell23:09
@preactiondoes /data/wre exist?23:09
@preactionis that where you put it?23:09
d214yes23:10
@preactionthen what probably is wrong is that you aren't using the WRE's environment when you're running testEnvironment.pl23:10
@preactiondo . /data/wre/sbin/setenvironment.sh (that's dot, space, slash)23:11
d214done. now wha23:12
d214whaty23:12
d214sorry what23:12
@preactionnow you can do whatever it was you were doing that wasn't working23:13
@preactionlike testEnvironment.pl23:13
@preactionbut since you're using the WRE, testEnvironment.pl will probably pass23:13
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d214yes it passed23:15
d214still get SyncProfilesToLdap.pm error in the log23:18
d214how is that related to a db link?23:18
@preactionit's not23:22
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d214ok so how do i debug the syncprofilestoldap, no running workflows and my blank sql report page23:23
d214have to run for the day. thanks for the help but i am sure i will be stuck tomorrow23:26
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CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6008 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (2 files in 2 dirs): fixed: Syndicated Content asset tries too hard to get URLs returning errors00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6009 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Asset/Event.pm): fixed: Event related links truncated on dashes00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6010 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/docs/ (changelog/7.x.x.txt upgrades/upgrade_7.4.30-7.4.31.pl): added: Database index on userSession.expires field to speed up workflows00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6011 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (3 files in 3 dirs): fixed: Collaboration System attachments follow site's max size instead of CS's00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6012 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Form/HTMLArea.pm): fixed: Rich editor image uploader doesn't follow size limits00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6013 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Asset/Wobject/Poll.pm): fixed: Poll question/answers with international text corrupted00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6014 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (2 files in 2 dirs): fixed: subscription group in CS edit has broken hover help00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6015 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (5 files in 5 dirs): fixed: profile photos don't obey max image size00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6016 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Workflow/Spectre.pm): fixed: Unable to communicate with Spectre under alternate locales00:10
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CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6018 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Asset/Post.pm): fixed: Unable to edit CS posts that were denied as a normal user00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6019 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/lib/WebGUI/Asset/Wobject/Survey.pm: removing useless www_editSave from survey00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6020 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (2 files in 2 dirs): added: Better error messages when SQL Report lacks a query00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6021 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/AssetBranch.pm): 00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: fixed: edit branch sends thread notifications00:10
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CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6022 /branch/WebGUI_7.4/ (4 files in 2 dirs): 00:10
CIA-21WebGUI: fixed: Wiki attachments uploaded by non-Content Managers deleted by maintenance workflow00:10
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@preactionholy hell00:12
+perlDreameryeah, Haarg is busting them up00:12
+perlDreamerThe bug list is down to 6 entries00:13
@Haargthat's another merging00:14
@Haargthose were all already fixed in 7.500:14
+perlDreamerstill, it's a ton of good work00:15
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cap10morgancan you add an asset to the list using the config file overrides?00:39
cap10morganor would you need to put the whole list in there and add your asset to it?00:39
+perlDreamerIf by list you mean the admin console?00:50
+perlDreamerthe yes, the config file is used to set some of the things in the admin bar00:50
+perlDreamerAlso, prototypes are listed in the admin bar00:50
+perlDreamerthe config file settings are called "assets" and "assetContainers"00:52
cap10morganyeah, the admin console00:52
cap10morganso i need to put in the whole "assets" section i want in my new sites' config files, right?00:53
+perlDreamerright, the whole thing00:53
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cap10morganok, thanks pD00:53
+perlDreamerno problem00:53
+perlDreamerHow's the OpenID?00:53
cap10morganoh, good question :)00:53
cap10morganwe should check on that perl library again00:53
cap10morganwe were waiting on them to get updated to openid 2.000:53
+perlDreamerThat's probably a good idea, given the recent JSON fiasco :)00:54
+perlDreamerThere were some people in here about a week ago asking about single sign on, but I think they were really thinking LDAP integration.00:54
cap10morganheh, yeah, wouldn't want that right out of the gate00:54
cap10morganoh yeah00:54
cap10morganthe thing i'm really excited about is making webgui an openid provider00:54
cap10morganso then w/ ldap integration00:55
cap10morganit can expose your ldap users as openids00:55
cap10morganwhich would be sweet00:55
cap10morganldap -> web-wide sso. mmmmm... tasty.00:55
+perlDreamerjust write lots of tests for it :)01:00
+perlDreamerDoes anyone in the channel use Product Assets on their site?  Note, it's only related to the Commerce System, so if you're using the Product macro it probably isn't the same thing.01:18
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@rizenMrHairGrease: one thing about payments...no hand building XML this time. Use XML::Simple instead17:01
+MrHairgreasealready did that17:01
@rizenk17:01
@rizenyou rock17:01
+MrHairgreaseindeed17:01
+MrHairgrease=)17:02
@rizenjfluhmann: how many people will be at your texasoss.org conference?17:02
@rizennuba: how is the maps thing coming along? will it be done by the May 31st deadline for 7.517:02
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* perlmonkey2 is finding the logic to determine the next question(s) in the survey with sections, randomizing, jumping, user set questions per page, to be near impossible without making like 15 DB calls. I'll be seriously put out if this turns out not to be fast enough for an AJAX app :P17:06
@rizenit will be fast enough17:06
@rizenperlmonkey2: the key is order of operations17:06
@rizendetermine what you can eliminate first in your lookup strategy17:07
@rizenwith a good logic structure, you can usually knock out more than half of the logic (and therefore lookups) 17:08
perlmonkey2I think I'm pegging my brain's CPU in deteremining the logic code.17:10
perlmonkey2err, next question logic's code.17:10
@rizenok step back17:13
@rizenget out an old fashioned piece of paper and a pencil17:13
perlmonkey2I think I'm going to make a rule that an answer can not have a jump to a randomized section.17:13
perlmonkey2Great minds think alike :)  Right above my code is text walking through all the logic.17:14
@rizenwrite down the different cases of how you can determine the next question, without caring about the relationship of how to get there17:14
@rizenthis works even easier if you have a flow charting program like dia, visio, or omnigraffle17:15
perlmonkey2I think I've gone through all permutations, but I'm trying to A, expedite getting this done while B, not duplicating all my code.17:15
@rizenthen draw lines to represent the logic structure17:16
@rizenthen sort out the spaghetti17:16
perlmonkey2hah17:16
perlmonkey2I'll give that a go....Always fun to use Dia.17:16
@rizendon't worry about code duplication. after you get it figured out you can always refactor the code into a bunch of subroutines17:17
perlmonkey2premature optimization.....the bane of my existence.17:17
perlmonkey2okay....I'll try putting together some dia-grams and see if that helps me organize the code.17:17
perlmonkey2:)17:18
perlmonkey2well....not organize, but figure out the logic.17:18
@rizenno problem is to large if you break it into small enough pieces17:18
@rizens/to/too/17:18
perlmonkey2Will be sad if my grant ends up having to use Surveymonkey, while paying me quite a bit of on the clock time for this survey.17:19
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@rizenwhy would they end up using survey monkey?17:51
perlmonkey2They have a go live date coming up next Momnday17:51
perlmonkey2if I can get *(something* working by tomorrow, they'll be testing and building surveys all weekend.17:52
perlmonkey2if not, they'll have to go with surveymonkey17:52
@rizenso why not just get it working?17:52
@rizendo they really need random and everythign?17:52
perlmonkey2hah, I'm working 12-14 hours a day since last wed to do that.17:52
@rizenwhy not give them a build that gives them only wht they need17:52
@rizenand then add the rest later17:52
perlmonkey2they wanted everything17:52
@rizeni didn't say want17:52
@rizeni said NEED17:52
@rizenfor this weekend17:53
@rizenfor this survey17:53
perlmonkey2but I am close....and I am cutting out a lot of stuff17:53
@rizenwhat do they need17:53
perlmonkey2I don't know.  I understood it to be everything17:53
perlmonkey2they already have a ton of extremely expensive closed source tools that don't do what they want.17:53
@rizeni don't know is never a valid answer.17:53
@rizenthe answer is "i'll find out"17:54
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perlmonkey2I'll see what I can find out.....hopefully pear down the number of questions I need to implement17:55
@rizenincidentally, if you don't want my advice on this stuff, feel free to tell me to shut the hell up. =)18:00
+MrHairgreaserizen: what's the method to fetch the recur period from an item?18:03
+MrHairgreaseif there is such a thing18:03
@rizenwe need to add that to Sku18:04
@rizeni didn't add any interface methods for recurring stuff except isRecurring18:04
@rizencall it getRecurInterval18:05
+MrHairgreaseok18:05
+MrHairgreaseanother thing18:05
+MrHairgreaseTransactionItem doen't store isRecurring and recurInterval18:05
+MrHairgreaseI guess it should18:05
@rizenwhy should it?18:06
@rizendoesn't the payment gateway do the recurrence?18:06
@rizenit does a postback on the interval, right?18:07
+MrHairgreaseb/c you want to be able to check if a transaction item recurring payment is due18:07
+MrHairgreaseit does18:07
perlmonkey2rizen: no, I really appreciate your advice.  The only software developers I have to sanity check myself are on IRC.  All of my dev friends IRL are MS whores, there isn't one other software developer in myh building, let alone on my grant.  The only place to talk shop is IRC.18:07
+MrHairgreasebut as it is it stores that in the ITransact_recurring table18:07
+MrHairgreaseor simething like that18:07
@rizenfair enough. feel free to add those to the transaction item then18:07
+MrHairgreaseok18:07
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elninosince the upgrades I've made to 7.4.26, My user can't "change URL" when they are in asset manager. Any particular setting they need to have to be able to do this?18:42
elninoAh. I found out they have to be a guru.  (process of elimination) any particlur place I can change this so they can do it at an "expert" level?18:44
bopbopel nino: go to the user's user profile- you'll see the UI field towards the bottom- change to 918:47
elninoright, I don't want them to be an guru, I want them to be an expert, but still be able to change the url as they were able to do before I upgraded. Is there a way to change this?18:48
bopbopah, I see...18:49
bopbopHaarg: do you know?18:49
@Haargthere may be a config setting for it, i don't remember offhand18:50
+MrHairgreaseyou can do it in the webgui.conf18:50
+MrHairgreasebut you'll have to do it per asset18:50
bopbopel nino: try looking in the Permissions tab of Settings...18:50
bopbopnope, nevermind :)18:50
+MrHairgreasebasically you do this:18:51
@rizenthat won't work for the change url function mrhairgrease18:51
@rizenthat's only for asset properties18:51
+MrHairgrease"WebGUI_Asset_Wobject_Article_uiLevel" : { "url" : level# }18:51
@rizenhe's talking about the "Change URL" menu function i think18:51
elninoyep18:52
+MrHairgreasewhat is that?18:52
@rizenelnino: are you a guy or a girl? elnino sounds like a guy, but on the site i see your name is "lauren" or something like that18:52
elninowhen you go into assets of an asset or wobject, you can change the url of that assett/wobject permanantly (and erase all previous urls it may have had)18:53
+MrHairgreaseyeah, I just found it18:53
+MrHairgreasenice18:54
+MrHairgreasedidn't know webgui could do thta =)18:54
@rizenit's a somewhat dangerous function18:54
@rizenbecause it gets rid of all the old revisions18:54
@rizenbut it's also highly useful18:55
+MrHairgreasewhat about the assetToolbarUiLevel options then?18:55
elninoyes, but it's a nice feature. 18:55
elninodon't get rid of it.18:55
+MrHairgrease"changeUrl" : 918:55
elninoplease18:55
@rizeni'm not thinking of getting rid of it18:55
@rizenthat would work mrhairgrease...i forgot that existed18:56
elninoperfect thanks. 18:56
elninorizen - to answer your question: wondering when someone as going to ask. depends on translation.  I'm female. No hurt feelings here. I liked the anonymousity I had. =) shh.18:56
+MrHairgreasejust set the number to the correct level and restart18:56
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@rizenelnino: now it's a secret between the 25 of us. =)18:57
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bopbopperlDreamer: I'm editing your dev chapter, and I think a word is missing in the first part of this sentence: When the test, the contents of $TODO will be appended to the test comment and the test will be counted as passing.19:09
bopbopruns, completes...?19:09
bopbopcan you fill in a blank for me/19:09
@preactionruns19:10
bopbopthanks19:10
+perlDreamerruns19:10
bopbopthanks to you too:)19:10
+perlDreamerthat's the crying part that we discussed earlier19:10
+perlDreamerHopefully soon you'll get to the laughing part19:10
bopbopI remember..19:10
@preactionyou'll laugh? you'll cry? you'll eat humble pie?19:10
bopbopI'm enjoying the hotdog-hamburger-pizza scenarios19:10
@preactionwhen does she get to the pie?19:10
bopbopcan relate19:11
+perlDreamerNo pie, bad for the kids' teeth19:11
bopbopwouldn't make wife happy19:11
+perlDreamerI used a family motif for all my test examples19:11
+MrHairgreasei usually use beer motifs19:11
+MrHairgreasetalking of which19:12
+MrHairgreaseit's time to go home19:12
+MrHairgreaselater19:12
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+perlDreamerpreaction: If you like, I can send you the raw, needing edits copy when I get home.19:18
@preactionno need, i've still gotta finish my chapter. it needs more input19:18
+perlDreamercat /dev/null > preaction/chapter19:19
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@preactioni wish19:19
@preactionwait. don't you mean cat /dev/random > ~/chapter?19:19
@preactionyou can't read from /dev/null can you?19:20
+perlDreameryes19:20
@preactionbut it's null.19:20
@preactionit's not 0 or random or 19:20
SquOnkrizen: Hi19:20
+perlDreamerSquOnk: rizen is busy hacking.  Do you need some help or want to volunteer some help?19:21
SquOnkperlDreamer: I've been working to create webgui's Debian package. I uploaded 7.4.28 on my private repository last week, and just uploaded 7.4.31 after testing the automatic upgrades...19:22
SquOnkperlDreamer: ...so I wanted to let him know that it was going ok and we'll soon see webgui being included as an official Debian package.19:22
+perlDreamercool.  We really appreciate you doing that.19:22
SquOnkperlDreamer: The package is up for download in my private repository (http://itverx.com.ve/debian/pool/main/w/webgui/webgui_7.4.31-1_all.deb19:23
SquOnk(Debian users can use http://itverx.com.ve/debian directly, of course)19:23
elninohmmm. looking at surveys some more, sequencitla ordering of questions does it by the order of creating the questions, is there a way to get it to present them in the order that I ordered them using the arrows?19:27
SquOnkThe packages are for Debian Sid. I will backport to Debian Etch in three weeks time.19:27
+perlDreamerWe're probably going to find ourselves awash in new users soon, then :)19:30
SquOnkperlDreamer: That's the idea...19:31
@rizenSquOnk: nice job19:31
CIA-21WebGUI: martin * r6030 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/lib/WebGUI/ (4 files in 3 dirs): Adding the ITransact driver. Partly finished, not yet tested, but compiles.19:31
+perlDreamerIs this like an unwrapped WRE, then, using Debian's native packages and new requirements?19:32
SquOnkperlDreamer: After you do   aptitude install webgui19:32
@rizensorry i didn't answer you before. i'm trying to limit my irc reading to specific intervals rather than doing it interactively so i can finish up the commerce system19:32
SquOnkperlDreamer: You get a WebGUI install that complies with Debian Policy.19:32
elninoyeah new users!! 19:32
SquOnkBriefly:19:32
SquOnkYou have modules in /usr/share/webgui19:33
SquOnkYou have the 'uploads', 'extras' and additional variable stuff in /var/lib/wegui19:33
SquOnkYou have logfiles in /var/log/webgui with _automatic_ rotation enabled.19:33
SquOnkYou get configuration files in /etc/webgui19:33
SquOnkYou get a standard Apache configuration that you simply have to symlink in place.19:33
SquOnkYou get /etc/init.d/webgui to start/stop/check on Spectre.19:34
SquOnkIn the current version, you must create the database by hand and/or run the upgrades script if needed.19:34
SquOnkOnce the package is approved, I will add debconf/dbconfig support; these are Debian tools to ask the user for configuration parameters and handle databases.19:35
SquOnkFrom then on, when you do aptitude install webgui, it will ask you how do you want your webgui database to be named, user, password, server, etc. and the configuration file will be generated on the fly. If you _upgrade_ the package afterwards, those parameters are _automatically_ taken into account.19:35
SquOnkdebconf can use the console (line oriented), full-screen (curses oriented) or GUI interfaces, so it will choose the appropiate mean to communicate with the user regardless of where she's working at the time of install.19:36
SquOnkI also plan on adding automatic upgrade facilites, by automatically running the upgrade scripts.19:37
SquOnkThe sbin scripts have been integrated into the system, so you don't have to say /usr/share/webgui/sbin/testEnvironment.pl, but simply wg_testEnvironment19:37
SquOnkI am writing manpages for the sbin scripts (I'll send them once finished). Having manpages for supporting scripts is mandatory for any Debian package...19:38
+perlDreamermost of the sbin scripts have POD or online usage statements (--help), that should give you a semi-decent start19:39
SquOnkperlDreamer: That's what I'm using.19:39
+perlDreamerif they all used POD, would that help with future updates?19:39
elninowhat does "no route to host" mean when trying to connect to a proxy site?19:40
+perlDreamerthen you could just run pod2man instead of writing the *roff by hand19:40
SquOnkperlDreamer: Yes, as long as pod2man gets them out cleanly and no sections are missing Debian policy-wise.19:40
@preactionthere's a pod2man or somesuch probably19:40
@preactionelnino, it means the proxy can't connect to where you want it to connect probably\19:40
SquOnkI have just one suggestion:19:41
SquOnkAll the sbin and upgrade scripts need to find out where WebGUI's Perl modules are, and also the configuration file...19:41
SquOnk...but they do it with things like   use lib "../lib"   or even WebGUI::Session->create("../..",$config)19:42
+perlDreameryes19:42
+perlDreamernot very relocatable19:42
SquOnkperlDreamer: Exactly19:42
SquOnkperlDreamer: I'm coping with that problem by having the source patched. It works fine, but it would _definitely_ be nice if that was also parameterized.19:43
SquOnkperlDreamer: Same thing goes with the mod_perl preload script19:43
+perlDreamerSquOnk: We have the same problem with the test suite (which doesn't need to be installed by default, b.t.w).  Do you have suggestions for making it better?19:44
SquOnkperlDreamer: I'm thinking of a good one... so far I've came up with having a single WebGUI::Configuration module exporting $webGUIroot or something...19:45
SquOnkperlDreamer: So there's only one thing to locate :-)19:45
+perlDreamerah, but where do you put WebGUI::Configuration?  Is it /usr/lib/perl5... ?19:45
SquOnkperlDreamer: That's a packaging question, so each distribution will choose the appropiate place. The first step is having a relocatable application by means of a parameterized application root.19:46
SquOnkperlDreamer: Another thing, mostly cosmetic (but also along Debian Polciy) is that most of the scripts don't have a shebang line.19:47
SquOnkperlDreamer: But I understand the reasoning for that, since your application could run on different OSes with Perl installed "who knows where"19:48
+perlDreamerexactly19:48
@preaction#!/usr/bin/env perl <- would work19:48
+perlDreamerdoes that work on Windows?19:48
SquOnkperlDreamer: Besides, It's a simple one-liner to fix that and it happens while packaging so it's no biggie19:48
SquOnkHowever, being consistent in the use of $webGUIroot in every script is a good step into simplifying packaging and installation.19:49
SquOnkSo, ponder on it for a while. If I come up with a better solution I'll let you know :-)19:50
+perlDreamerIt's possible that those changes could be folded into 7.5.  I would make a posting to the WebGUI Dev list with all of those suggestions and ideas.19:50
SquOnkI _think_ I have a solution but it scares me :-)19:56
SquOnkpackage WebGUI::Config19:56
SquOnk$main::webguiroot = '/some/path'19:56
SquOnk42;19:56
SquOnkHeh19:56
SquOnkHaven't tested it. It's beautiful and scary :-)19:56
@rizenthe scripts use webguiroot to figure out what lib to include so that it can find WebGUI::Config19:59
@rizenso that wouldn't work19:59
jfluhmannrizen, the texasoss.org conference has just under 60 attendees currently registered.  I was hoping for ~200, but it's likely to be around 10020:00
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@rizenjfluhmann: do you have any idea who your attendees are? Business owners? Students? IT Professionals? Software developers? etc?20:02
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jfluhmannit's a mix of students, business owners, IT professionals, K-12 and higher ed technology support20:05
jfluhmannI was trying to get a good college crowd with the hopes of encouraging them to look at open source20:06
jfluhmannMy hope would be to encourage them to attend some of the summer conferences, such as YAPC, OSCON, and such20:07
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perlmonkey2hmm....6 hour drive.20:07
jfluhmann:-)  There are a few people coming from Houston (~7.5 hour drive)20:08
@rizeni see that you have a speaker slot open...if i can swing it would you like me to come speak?20:08
jfluhmannrizen, that would be great!20:09
perlmonkey2If rizen goes, I'll have to see if I can drive down and jeer from the audience.20:09
jfluhmannI believe there are a few people wanting to do something on that following Sunday20:09
perlmonkey2"perl is for lusers and webgui is so sorry i can't even run it on my $5 hoster!"20:10
@rizenthere's less than a 20% chance i can make it20:10
@rizenso don't get your hopes up20:10
jfluhmannJeff Rush (Python) mentioned it and a few others said they could do some informal workshops/tutorials20:10
jfluhmannrizen, I understand.  It's a fair distance from there to here20:11
@rizenthat's not the issue20:11
@rizenjust 2 days before that i'm going to be doing another trade show20:11
jfluhmannah20:11
@rizenwhich i'll be at for 4 days20:11
jfluhmannWeb 2.0?20:12
@rizenso i'd have to rearrnage flights20:12
@rizenand stuff20:12
@rizenno, it's a manufacturers conference20:12
@rizentoo bad. the thing i was thinking about talking about is already covered: Making Money by Giving Things Away: Open Source as a Business Model for Technology Companies - John Wohn20:12
jfluhmannah, okay.  I knew that O'Reilly's Web2.0 conference was that week.20:13
jfluhmannyeah, should be an interesting talk20:13
@preactionanyone here have experience with character encoding issues in mysql? i've got latin-1 data in a utf-8 column and i'm having difficulties changing that to utf-8 data in that utf-8 column in a way that will be portable and useful20:13
@rizenmine would have been better. =)20:14
jfluhmannrizen, :-)20:14
@preactionthis is due to the new 7.5.8 forcing all mysql connections to be in UTF-8, no matter how mysql is configured20:14
@rizenpreaction: i have problems with it all the time, but have no solutions20:14
@rizenbut you should talk to Haarg, cuz he's spending all day on this very topic20:14
perlmonkey2preaction: have you tried pulling the data back down to perl, forcing and encode to latin-1, then encoding back to utf8?20:15
perlmonkey2preaction: but that will likely be lossy as any latin-1 chars that don't fit nicely into utf8 will be munged.20:15
@preactionfor some reason, reading the data out during a Latin-1 connection and writing it back in a UTF-8 connection (no re-encoding) works20:15
@preactionbut I can only do that if I use key columns as references, which I can't rely on20:15
@preactioni suppose i could make a temporary auto-increment column20:15
@preactionperlmonkey2, tried that. i don't know why it didn't work, that was my first guess20:16
@preactionbasically i'm asking around because i'm tired of poking in the dark. i'd rather know what the hell is going on, even though that will take longer than just pushing through the hacky solution i have20:18
perlmonkey2Mighten the damage already be done if you have latin-1 data in a utf8 column?  any latin-1 chars that don't have the exact same codespace in both encodings will already be fudged.20:18
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perlmonkey2preaction: ask aroudn on #perl.....lots of encoding gurus there.20:19
@preactionperlmonkey2, i thought of that, but why then does the data read out right when I use a latin-1 connection?20:19
@preactionand, why does it convert when I write the same character data back using a utf-8 connection?20:19
perlmonkey2sounds like something under the hood is doing a lot of leg work for you.20:20
perlmonkey2DBI?20:20
perlmonkey2maybe mysql?20:20
perlmonkey2I never understood how that worked as it seems like it would require some sort of heuristic to determine encodings.20:20
perlmonkey2Encoding::Magic20:20
perlmonkey2hm.....Mysql{'latin1 data in utf8 encoding'}->perl{'latin1 in internalPerl econding'}->Mysql{'utf8'} is the problem, right?20:22
@preactionexactly. i get that there's a difference between the binary and the character i see. i get that latin-1 means different binary for a character than utf-8. i just don't get how the hell NOT changing that encoding works but changing it just makes it worse20:22
perlmonkey2preaction: hah, welcome to my world of data mining the web......20:23
@preactionthat's all i can think it would be, but let's go broader20:23
@preactionthe CREATE TABLE statement for my table sets the table's charset to utf8, and does not override it in the column definition20:24
perlmonkey2i woudl examine the original text for bad chars.  if you don't see any, then you could (for some cases) safely call the text utf8...20:24
@preactionthere is bad chars, hence this whole rigamarole20:25
perlmonkey2quotations and apostrophes?20:25
@preactionthe character_set_client is latin1, the character_set_results is latin1, so the data being sent to clients is in latin120:25
@preactionalong with international characters20:25
@preactionwhat if the problem wasn't mysql, but it was perl?20:26
@preactioni mean, from all i've read, perl handles unicode and utf-8 silently and does the right thing20:26
@preactionwhat if it didn't?20:26
perlmonkey2could be....save soem data as text directly from mysql, then open in file readers using different encodigs.20:26
perlmonkey2I've read nearly all of the perl utf8 docs, and I still dont' undestand how it works.20:27
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+perlDreamerI have a script that makes two Asset Products, and then makes a revision of one of them.20:55
+perlDreamerWhen I look in the Products table, I see three entries20:55
+perlDreamerWhen I try to join Product with wobject to see more data, I see 5 entries.20:55
+perlDreamerEach of the entries for the asset with revisions is doubled20:55
+perlDreamerthis is the query that I used:20:56
+perlDreamerselect * from Product INNER JOIN wobject on Product.assetId=wobject.assetId;20:56
+MrHairgreasedon't forget the revisionDate20:57
+perlDreamerwhy would it multiply the rows?20:57
+MrHairgreaseyou get a copy of identical rows?20:58
+MrHairgreaselet me try that20:58
+perlDreamerI checked in the script into t/Shop/loadProduct.pl20:58
+MrHairgreaseheh Empty set20:58
+MrHairgreaselet me try it on antoher table20:58
+perlDreamerRun the loadProduct script to get some products to play with20:59
+perlDreamerthat way it's apples to apples20:59
+MrHairgreaseok20:59
+MrHairgreasehang on20:59
+perlDreamerthis is what I get: http://webgui.pastebin.com/m4db309c820:59
+MrHairgreaseupdating...20:59
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+perlDreamerperlmonkey2: Did you meet the Monday deadline, or are the natives restless?21:00
+MrHairgreaseyeah pd21:00
perlmonkey2the natives are restless and started a fire under the man sized pot.21:00
+MrHairgreaseit's doing all permutations21:00
+MrHairgreaseadd the revisionDate21:00
+perlDreamerthat means I can use mysql as a general purpose calculator :)21:01
+perlDreamerselect p.assetId, p.revisionDate, w.revisionDate from Product as p JOIN wobject as w on p.assetId=w.assetId and p.revisionDate=w.revisionDate;21:01
+perlDreamerbetter21:01
+MrHairgreasethat works right21:03
+MrHairgrease?21:03
+perlDreameryes21:03
+MrHairgreaseyou have to do that b/c inner join joins every row in table a with every row in table b matching the criteria you feed it21:04
+MrHairgreaseand since assets are not uniquely defined by assetId, you get N results for each assetId21:05
+perlDreameris there a better join to use, or is this just part of my sql education?21:05
+MrHairgreasewhere N is the number of revisions of that asset21:05
+MrHairgreaseN^221:05
perlmonkey2holy crap.....assetId doesn't uniquely define an asset?21:05
+perlDreamerno21:05
+MrHairgreaseinner is equivalent to ,21:05
+perlDreameryou need the revisionDate, too21:05
+MrHairgreasewell assetId is unique for an asset21:06
perlmonkey2hmm....I'm not sure if that is a big deal with concern to my collaterals21:06
+MrHairgreasebut not the version of it21:06
+MrHairgreaseno it isn;t21:06
+MrHairgreaseversioning is for the asset properties21:06
+MrHairgreasethe crap you put in definition21:06
perlmonkey2whew.....almost had give up my license to use a keyboard.21:06
+MrHairgreasecolateral usually doesn't need that21:06
+perlDreamercollateral isn't versioned21:07
+perlDreamerlineage isn't versioned21:07
+perlDreamerparentId isnt' versioned21:07
+MrHairgreasebasically it's like this21:07
+MrHairgreaseall the properties that are equal for each revision21:07
+MrHairgreasethink lineage, className etc21:07
+MrHairgreaseare in the asset table21:07
+MrHairgreasethat one does not have a revisionDate since it has unversionable content21:08
+MrHairgreasethen,, for each class 'layer' you have a seprate table which is versioned21:08
+MrHairgreasethos tables contain the definition fields of the 'layers'21:08
+MrHairgreasewhat do i mean with 'layers'?21:09
perlmonkey2?21:09
+MrHairgreasewell21:09
+MrHairgreaseWebGUI::Asset => assetData table21:09
+MrHairgreaseWebGUI::Asset::Wobject => wobject table21:09
perlmonkey2oh, I see21:09
perlmonkey2that makes sense21:09
+MrHairgreaseWebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Article => article table21:10
+MrHairgreaseyeah21:10
+perlDreamerWebGUI::Asset => assetData table (and asset table, too)21:10
+MrHairgreaseno21:10
+perlDreamerthat module handles both tables21:10
+MrHairgreasethat is for the unversionable data21:10
+MrHairgreasesure it does21:10
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+MrHairgreasebut it's not storing the properties21:10
+MrHairgreaseit stores state information and hierarchy location21:11
+perlDreamerYes, I see your point now.21:12
* perlDreamer heads to the gym21:14
topsubcreated an accordian menu with jquery.. fun.. lol21:40
topsubwith an navigation object of course21:41
perlmonkey2topsub: publicly available?21:43
perlmonkey2Shoudl this: http://pastebin.com/d9a7c823  have really been so hard to write?21:47
perlmonkey2The good news is a lot of those params I'm currently hitting the db for every time can be passed to the client as hidden params, so that the next time the db queries can be skipped.21:51
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perlmonkey2hmm, so table alias are not used in the keys of hash refs returned by SQL?22:06
perlmonkey2so select s.*,q.* won't work if s and q share a column name.22:06
perlmonkey2That is no gouda.22:06
* perlmonkey2 prepares his fingers for a whole lot of select columnName as 'uniqueCname'22:10
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topsubperlmonkey2, i can add it to webgui addons22:15
perlmonkey2topsub: oh, I just wanted to look at the code.....see if I liked it better than the YUI menus.22:16
perlmonkey2also curious as to what a navigation object is.22:16
perlmonkey2How about this for the hashref key issue in SQL selects.  q.*, a.*, q.dupedColumnName as 'qDupedColumnName', a.dupedColumnName as 'aDupedColumnName'.....Eh?  Not too shabby?22:18
* perlmonkey2 ponders the lengths he will go to, to not have to type out all the column names in a select.22:18
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+MrHairgreaseperlmonkey2: it's not SQL.pm that does that22:39
+MrHairgreasebut rather m,ysql itself22:39
perlmonkey2Yeah, I didn't really figure it was SQL.pm, but in DBI or the specific driver.22:41
+MrHairgreaseno22:41
+MrHairgreaseit is also not in dbi22:41
+MrHairgreasemysql does it22:41
+MrHairgreasetry the same query in the mysql client22:42
+MrHairgreaseputting the rows in a hash causes the overwrite22:42
perlmonkey2just tested it and you are absolutely correc.t22:43
+MrHairgreasei'm not sure if you can tell mysql to return column names prepended with table name22:43
perlmonkey2oh well, easy enough to get around the duplicated column names.22:43
+MrHairgreaseyeah22:43
+MrHairgreasethat's what i do too when i have to22:44
perlmonkey2and either way beats dealing with each row as an array.22:44
+MrHairgreaseindeed22:44
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metanilif what to execute a perl script that would access files uploaded through webgui.. and this script will return HTML that should appear in the body section... any hint?? ( i already write script..but i can only execute through "Operation" )22:53
topsubperlmonkey2 i used the webgui nav object for front end nad used jquery to show / hide layers22:54
topsubi am taking off home so if i see you online i will post my code for you to see22:54
topsubi have enjoy jquery very lightweight22:54
topsubYUI to me just has more built in functions that you have to do with jquery22:54
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+perlDreamerperlmonkey2: The Navigation Asset is a front end for templating navigations in WebGUI.  You tell it which Asset to start indexing and in which directions, how deep and what kind of relatives to return.22:58
+perlDreamerAnybody know who the guy adding themes to wG is?  ning?23:02
+MrHairgreasening is a girl23:02
+perlDreamerAnybody know who the girl adding themes to wG is?  ning?23:02
+MrHairgreaseand i'm not sure if she's adding stuff23:02
+perlDreamershe's contributed 3 themes so far23:02
+MrHairgreaseyeah that's Ning23:03
+MrHairgreaseshe works for Albert's company23:03
+MrHairgreasebut has a desk at Oqapi's at the momnet23:04
+perlDreamerwho is Albert?23:04
+MrHairgreasesince Oqapi and Pluton (Albert's company share office space23:04
+MrHairgreaseAlbert is one of the three founders of Procolix23:04
+MrHairgreaseHe was at the first two wucs23:04
+perlDreamerSo the original Procolix has split into 3 pieces?  Procolix, Oqapi and Pluton?23:05
@rizenPluton is a testing company23:05
+MrHairgreaseyes23:05
+perlDreamerSounds like my kind of place :)23:05
@rizenAlbert is having Ning do stuff with WebGUI so she can write test cases23:05
@rizenit's a training thing for her23:06
perlmonkey2bah, didn't catch  my new lappy in time....it booted to windows :(23:07
perlmonkey2it has been defiled...I should just toss it.23:07
+perlDreamerJust scrub that partition off the disk23:08
perlmonkey2F8 anaconda is booting now....that's what I'm about to do :)23:08
metanilhow do we show data from either file or database in webgui???23:14
+perlDreamerfrom file, import it as a File.23:14
+perlDreamerfor Database, use the SQL Report or the SQL Form23:14
metanilat runtime?23:14
+perlDreameror the Thingy23:14
+perlDreamerat runtime?  what do you mean?23:14
metanilmean loading file from some path23:14
metanilin machine23:15
+perlDreamerhow does the file get there in the first place?23:15
metanil:D23:15
+perlDreamerwell, let me give you a few options23:15
metanili know my question is little dumb.23:15
+perlDreamerThere's not enough info in the question to really help you.  It's not dumb.23:15
metanilyes agree :)23:16
+perlDreamerIf the file is made by a program, have it update a Snippet inside of WebGUI instead.23:16
metanilok here's the situation23:16
+perlDreamergo ahead, metanil, I'll wait for the whole scoop :)23:18
metanili have write some "script" that would process some local file (for now)..and i'll generate some HTML from them.. i can print that HTML in console as well.. but when i return it.. i should be shown in body part23:18
metanilif do directly return.. it would only show that html.. 23:18
metanili use Operation .. like ?op=blahblah.. (not a good though i guess)23:19
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+perlDreamerNo, not for this23:19
metanilbrb :(23:19
+perlDreamerno problem23:19
metanilis it a good way to do that23:21
metanil?23:21
+perlDreamerno, you probably don't want to use an operation to do that23:21
metanili think opration is the best to run some method directly .. 23:21
+perlDreamerHere are some options to consider23:22
+perlDreamer1) Use the ^Include() macro to include your HTML into some Asset.23:22
+perlDreamer2) Change your script to insert the HTML into a db, and use the SQL macro, or the SQL Report to pull it out of the db and display it.23:22
+perlDreamer3) Change your script to add new versions to a Snippet inside of WebGUI.23:23
metanil2) --> thats why i ask question about db.. thinking about putting them into db.. 23:23
metanilok.. sounds great.. 23:23
+perlDreamerBut where does the original file come from?23:23
metanili put it locally for now.23:23
metanilbut later .. it should be uploaded..23:24
+perlDreamerWhat if it was just an Article asset that a user edits?23:24
metanilstill haven't think about how to get uploaded file within webgui23:24
metanilumm.. i use Folder Asset to upload file.23:24
metanili modified the code a little bit .. and made browsing directly from the page without going to admin mode. 23:25
metanili mean file browsing for uploading. .and save directly.23:26
metanilanyway,, it will go into wegui db.23:26
metanili think its the second part.. first .. i need get done with the first one.. showing some HTML assuming i have input file already.. 23:27
metanilperlDreamer: u mean the HTML would directly put it in Article asset directly by user?23:28
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+perlDreamersure, that's what it is for23:28
+perlDreamerthere is a WYSIWIG editor23:29
+perlDreamerand a group system to control access23:29
+perlDreamerWebGUI is designed to help save you time23:29
metanilyes i should do a little bit processing before that.. 23:29
+perlDreamerthat's why I asked where the file comes from in the first place23:29
+perlDreameris it a computer generated report, or some file from a user?23:30
metanilyes.. agree.. the uploading put that data that should be internally processed23:30
metaniluploading  = uploading user23:30
metanilfile from a user.. 23:30
+perlDreamerwhere do they get the file from?23:30
metanilthey've got some wierd file.. basically csv.. so i need to parse it.. get the right element.. create some kind page with links.. and form as well. 23:31
+perlDreamerI see.  It sounds like a db is the way to go then.23:32
+perlDreamerPut the CSV right into the db with some script, and the do a simple query to get it via the SQL Report.23:32
metanilhow do i put that CSV "so called" into the db.. 23:33
metanili read in webgui site that if want to get access to webgui db then i should create Asset for it.. (or sql form/report )23:34
+perlDreamerYou write a small script that uses the WebGUI configuration file to open a WebGUI Session.  Then you use $session->db method to put stuff into a separate table in the db.23:34
metanilhmm.. sound good..23:35
metanilbrb :( (damn!!!)23:35
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+perlDreamerin the sbin directory there should be a skeleton file that you can use to start your script23:35
+perlDreamer_utility.skeleton23:36
SynQhi there23:40
+perlDreamerhello23:40
SynQcan I check out a wre version from svn?23:40
SynQand if yes, how?23:40
+perlDreamerin source format?23:40
SynQindeed23:40
SynQoh, and, good news!23:40
SynQTessa is coming to the WUC!23:40
+perlDreamersvn co https://svn.webgui.org/plainblack/wrebuild23:41
+perlDreamerAll right!  Is she part of the invasion force?23:41
SynQyes23:41
SynQbut not listed yet23:41
SynQand, we are going to have our holiday attached to the WUC too23:41
SynQhow far is the cuskie's home from Madison?23:42
+perlDreamerfar23:42
SynQhow far?23:42
+perlDreamer2013 miles23:42
bopbopyou'd want to invade the Smith, Dillon, or McCombs house from Madison...Kuskie is across country23:42
+perlDreamerhttp://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=&saddr=1025+SE+36th+Ave+Hillsboro+Oregon&daddr=Madison+Wisconsin&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=53.741627,91.230469&ie=UTF8&t=h&z=523:43
bopbopyou could also invade the preaction house23:43
+perlDreamerWe should have rented out the Ruby Marie23:43
+perlDreamerStupid Madison food fest23:43
+perlDreamerthat's land miles, not air miles23:43
bopbopis Taste of Madison that weekend?23:43
+perlDreameryes23:43
+perlDreamerIn air miles it's farther since you have to fly to Atlanta to get to Madison23:44
SynQah23:44
SynQMcCombs sounds nice23:45
SynQSmith is allready on the list23:45
SynQDillon sounds good23:45
bopbopcome on over... Dillon is good too, we're in the same town23:45
bopbopand we have more booze than Smith23:45
SynQman23:45
SynQperlDreamer: that is far23:46
SynQperlDreamer: now I have a checkedout wre source version revision 603023:48
SynQhow do I know what revision wre 0.8.3 was?23:48
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+perlDreamerby browsing through the svn version history23:50
+perlDreamerhttps://svn.webgui.org/svnweb/plainblack/log/wrebuild/23:50
+perlDreamerYou should become friends with https://svn.webgui.org23:50
+perlDreamervery, very helpful23:50
+perlDreamerI started a wiki page with WebGUI commits versus version info, but it's lapsed23:51
SynQbut https://svn.webgui.org/svnweb/plainblack/browse/wrebuild/ says it is at revision 597623:53
SynQand I checked out version 603023:53
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SynQLast Changed Rev: 597623:54
SynQRevision: 603023:54
SynQhm23:54
SynQwell, I guess that is not what I am after23:57
+perlDreamerthe whole repository is shared.  You did check out 6030, but it's the same as 597623:58
SynQah ok23:58
SynQI'm going to suggest some enhancements to the utility scripts in /data/wre/sbin23:58
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+perlDreamerexcellent23:59
+perlDreamersnapple42 was an internet consultant from Canada23:59
SynQand I figured the best way to suggest them is diff them against the current svn version23:59
SynQah23:59
+perlDreamerthose are excellent suggestions23:59
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SynQok00:00
SynQnow I've got to focus on that for a while00:00
SynQbe back later00:00
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SynQI wonder, would JT have a script to download all the prereqs for the WRE and then especially for the perl modules00:33
@rizenno00:33
SynQah00:33
@rizendownload the source version of the wre from sourceforge00:33
SynQah00:34
SynQI'm going to try and build a WRE with all the latest stable versions of the prereqs00:34
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@rizencopy the the "source" folder out of it and into your svn copy00:34
CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6031 /translations/Spanish/Spanish/ (Asset.pm WebGUI.pm WebGUIProfile.pm): update_from_translation_server00:34
SynQI've found out what versions they are for all but the enormous list of perl modules00:34
@rizenhaving such a script probably wouldn't be a bad idea00:35
@rizenjust haven't gotten around to it00:35
SynQok00:35
SynQI'll send you mine :)00:35
SynQhang on00:35
metanilperlDreamer: you said, "You write a small script that uses the WebGUI configuration file to open a WebGUI Session.  Then you use $session->db method to put stuff into a separate table in the db"00:35
SynQit's in your mailbox00:36
metanilperlDreamer: do i have to use file/folder to get the file into webgui?00:37
+perlDreamermetanil, no00:40
metanilO:-)00:41
+perlDreamerin your script, just use file I/O00:41
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metaniloh oh ... i'm sorry.. i should make it clear.. ... "user should be able to upload their own "csv" file"00:42
+perlDreamerand then you want to take _that_ file, and convert pieces of it to HTML00:42
metanilyes.. have to use other perl library for it00:43
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+perlDreamermetanil, this is slowly growing to a non-trivial script00:44
+perlDreamerwhen they upload a file, what happens to the old ones?00:44
metanil:)00:44
metanilreplaced.. (webgui have a version management if they want previous one)00:44
metanil:D00:44
+perlDreamerso it's always the same file URL?00:44
metanilyes00:44
SynQjt: how did you download all those perl modules last time, one by one and manually?00:45
+perlDreamerhm00:45
+perlDreamerhow soon does the file have to be converted into HTML?00:45
@rizenyes i did00:45
SynQman00:45
SynQI do not evy you00:45
+perlDreamerSynQ: He'd like one of those scripts, too ;)00:45
SynQI'm getting that script done too00:46
SynQperhaps I should start wearing my monk suit now00:46
metanilperlDreamer: its as soon as it get the file.. but totally depends on the file size they uploaded.00:46
+perlDreamerthis could be a big CSV file?00:46
metanilnot that big... (but i cannot say it right now).. the sample that i have is quite small..00:47
+perlDreamerwell, the "as soon as it gets the file" makes it easy.00:47
metaniland my script can process it instantly00:47
+perlDreamerThere's no built in way to do it automatically with WebGUI00:47
metaniloops00:47
+perlDreameryou need a new Asset, or, an extension to the File Asset that calls a Workflow00:48
SynQI'm going to include the dutch aspell module too :)00:49
metanileasy to hear.. hard implement.. is it?00:49
SynQthat should be part of webgui00:49
+perlDreamerSynQ: I agree, but it isn't right now00:49
SynQI know00:49
SynQjust wait00:49
metanilyou mean using workflow to run the script?00:51
+perlDreameryeah, or putting the script contents into a Workflow00:51
metanilwhy do we need an extension to File Asset?00:52
+perlDreamerHow does your script know when to run?00:52
metaniloh to trigger the workflow..00:52
+perlDreamerright :)00:52
metanilok.. that mean.. i should be looking at wiki to read about workflow.00:53
+perlDreameryes00:53
metanilthanks.. (woot)00:53
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metanilperlDreamer: one quick questions.. how do the workflow know the location of file that it is getting (though this is always constant) ... File Asset just triggers it.. it won't sent the file, will it.?01:00
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elninohowdy..  01:09
elninohad an sql reprot that worked dandy till I upgraded from 7.3 to 7.4.36, noticed the database parameters were taken out, so I put those back in to the db connection settup area. But query still doens't work. it as a select/union query01:10
elninoI removed the union statemnt and it works. 01:10
elninoSo I'm a little confused as to whether sqlreport doesn't support unions, or if something else is going on here...01:11
elninono errors in the logs01:11
+perlDreamermetanil, the new workflow would have to be passed a copy of the File asset.01:19
metanilthnx01:21
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+perlDreamerelnino, turn on debug in the SQL Report and see if that has any hints.01:43
elninoI do, there are simply no errors, and I misspoke, I'm trying other things here.  I brought this up long ago, and am now just revisiting, I think it has to do with my union and the longreadlen01:45
elninoI'm running the query in sqlstudio with no errors. 01:45
+perlDreamermaybe longreadlen has to be longer?01:46
elninoI did a diff between 7.4.26 and the 7.3.21 and used those values.01:47
elninodiff on the SQL.pm - there weren't many changes between the two files, so I'm baffled.01:47
+perlDreamertry diff on DatabaseLink, instead01:48
+perlDreamerand check the gotchas file01:48
+perlDreamerLongReadLen: 512*102401:49
+perlDreamerLongTruncOK: 101:49
+perlDreameris that an Oracle DB, or ODBC connector?01:49
elninoyep, that's how I found out aobut this, is the gotcha file. i set the two parameters on different lines in the database connection just as you have there, execpt I have 52428801:50
elninodbi:MaxDB:servername:01:51
elninoport:dbname01:52
+perlDreamerelnino: You need to be talking to dbDreamer instead of perlDreamer :)01:53
elnino=) yeah, I only know enough to be dangerous. I wonder if those variables are case sensitive. I'll check.01:54
+perlDreamerperlbot 512*102401:56
@preactionperlbot math 512*102401:57
perlbot52428801:57
@preactionelnino, you're logging INFO level at least?01:57
elninoyep.01:57
@preactionhow about debug level? find the query in the debug output and see if anything happens after that01:58
@preactionlast resort is you're going to have to start messing around in the SQLReport, because unfortunately I dont think reproducing your problem will be easy01:58
CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6032 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/ (10 files in 7 dirs): 01:59
CIA-21WebGUI: added item and sku caching to cart01:59
CIA-21WebGUI: ribbon discounts now work01:59
CIA-21WebGUI: checklist form control works more like you'd expect01:59
CIA-21WebGUI: added badge groups01:59
+perlDreamerHe could tunnel us a connection to his db server :)01:59
elninoI dont' think so.01:59
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elninohmm. tried 2 and it displays 2 records. I'm using the default SQL report. I looked around in the code, but didn't see anything obvious. Posted a bug report. Sorry. Thanks for your help.02:26
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+perlDreamerelnino, if you really only want 1 thing returned, just use LIMIT 1 to the end of your SQL query02:31
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elninoI tried, I looked at the doc for maxdb 02:36
elninoit doesn't seem to work even in sql studio. 02:37
elnino I don't know if it is because of the complexity of the statment or what. or maybe the version of our db.02:37
elninoi'll just do it by two untill next time I can revisit this02:39
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CIA-21WebGUI: colin * r6033 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/ (3 files in 3 dirs): more work on translating Asset Products to Sku Products07:07
CIA-21WebGUI: colin * r6034 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/lib/WebGUI/Shop/Cart.pm: fix typos in Shop/Cart.pm07:07
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CIA-21WebGUI: Finish database and config translation from Wobject/Product07:30
CIA-21WebGUI: to Sku/Product. Now for the code.07:30
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jdanplAnyone know how to build  home forums page like http://www.webgui.org/forums ?12:24
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SDuensinMorning.17:19
topsubhello17:19
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CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6036 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/lib/WebGUI/Asset/Sku/EMSTicket.pm: ribbon discounts now work with ribbons purchased previously17:57
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CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6037 /WebGUI/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt lib/WebGUI/Asset/Wobject/Survey.pm): fixed: unable to respond to poll multiple times in same session18:36
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6038 /WebGUI/docs/ (4 files in 3 dirs): fixing database character sets18:36
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wgGuest25i need some major help18:42
wgGuest25my site www.lynntimebank.org, was working on it, changed something on the left hand side18:42
wgGuest25now all of a sudden when i try edit a page for example change the word she to he18:42
wgGuest25the only option I have is HTML18:42
+perlDreamerwhich version of WebGUI are you using?18:43
+perlDreamerOSCON tutorial goodness: http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/schedule/detail/421918:43
wgGuest25Where can I find that18:44
wgGuest25I just started this18:44
wgGuest25I am an intern and this system was already in place when I got here18:44
wgGuest25WebGUI Build Version:5.5.418:44
+perlDreamerwow18:45
+perlDreamerThat is a really old version of WebGUI18:45
wgGuest25we are a non profit organzation so they are never really intrested in upgrading anything18:46
+perlDreamerwell, WebGUI is free, so it doesn't cost you anything but time to upgrade18:47
+perlDreamerIn any case, I have no idea what would have caused your editing options to be only HTML18:47
wgGuest25is there anyway to roll back in it?18:47
+perlDreameralthough it sounds like it works okay, just that you'd prefer not to use the WYSIWIG editor?18:47
+perlDreamerNot in 5.5.418:47
wgGuest25they need it to be regular text18:47
wgGuest25they edit the page alot so prefer it to be html18:48
+perlDreamerYou mean they want to edit the raw HTML, rather than a WYSIWIG?18:48
wgGuest25Im sorry if Im not being clear, they want to log in, go to edit on a article, and just type john dow went to the market, they dont want to do (html( john doe (Font Size 11)18:49
wgGuest25sorry how confusing this must sound18:49
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@apeironperlDreamer, OSCON would be nice if it wasn't for the $2k attendance price tag. =\19:12
+perlDreameryou can say that again19:13
+perlDreamerit does make it nicer (less expensive) when it's in Portland19:13
@apeironFor people *in* Portland. :)19:13
@apeironperlDreamer, Hey, by the way, I have a test question if you happen to have a moment?19:14
+perlDreamerI'm on and off, but please feel free to ask19:14
@apeironOkie. I'm trying to write some tests for wG code that calls www_view and related methods. I'm using PseudoRequest, replaced $session->{_request} with the PR object, but it's still getting linker issues in the test.19:15
@apeironAlso using getPage. As far as I know this should Just Work. Am I Doing It Wrong? Missing something?19:16
@apeironhttp://webgui.pastebin.com/m3ac369d3 is a pastebin containing the error if that'd help.19:19
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bopbopHaarg: is there an index of utility scripts anywhere that I can point readers to?19:33
@rizentell them to look in their WebGUI/sbin folder19:33
bopbopok, thx19:33
+perlDreamerHow 'bout WRE/sbin?19:36
+perlDreamerapeiron, by default you should now always be getting a PseudoRequest object when you use WebGUI::Test (in 7.5)19:37
+perlDreamerCan you paste the test code itself?19:37
@apeironI'll have to chop it down to something small, but yeah.19:38
bopbopcan someone give me a brief definition of WebGUI::Asset19:48
@apeironperlDreamer, http://webgui.pastebin.com/m6458c40519:48
@apeironHm. Idea: since using getPage actually *does* produce the content I want, why not try to see if I can do what getPage does from within wG?19:53
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jua1hello19:55
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6041 /WebGUI/docs/gotcha.txt: improving gotcha notice19:56
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6042 /WebGUI/lib/WebGUI/Asset/Wobject/Article.pm: fixing article storage copying19:56
CIA-21WebGUI: graham * r6043 /WebGUI/ (8 files in 6 dirs): preparing for 7.5.9 release19:56
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jua1i have a collaboration system and i want to add a new field to it19:57
jua1i am using default submission form19:57
jua1the thing that i want is when i will add a new thread i can have an additional field to fill19:58
jua1is it possible? is clear my question?19:59
@preactionjua1, yes. alter the template to include a field with the name "userDefined1" or 2 - 5. there are 5 userDefined fields you can use20:10
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jua1ok20:11
jua1thanks, i am going to test20:12
jua1preaction,  I want to include in the collaboration system a new input text box20:21
@preactionwhen someone creates a new thread, right?20:22
jua1yes20:22
@preactionso you have to add that input box to the template20:22
@preactionand give it the name "userDefined1"20:23
jua1ok20:24
jua1i am going to try20:24
@apeironAh. Seems this is the magic line I need: $session->http->{_http}->{noHeader} = 1;20:29
@preactionthat's what WebGUI::Test->getPage does20:36
@apeironYeah, exactly.20:38
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+perlDreamerif that's what getPage does, then why does apeiron get the apache request error?21:45
@preactionbecause he wasn't using getPage21:45
@apeironperlDreamer, I'm not using getPage in the test.21:45
+perlDreamerapeiron, you should use getPage in the test!21:46
@apeironThe test is calling a www_ method but writing the contents of that method's output to disk.21:46
@apeironperlDreamer, ^^ It doesn't make altogether too much sense to getPage within WebGUI. :)21:46
@preactionso it's not the Test that's calling the www_ method, but the method you're testing21:47
@apeironYes.21:47
@apeironThe test is making sure the right contents get spit out to disk.21:47
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topsubperlmonkey2, i put that accordian menu up on webgui.org under packages. if you would like to look at it22:31
perlmonkey2cool thanks :)22:31
topsubalready got feedback for improvements Hopefully get to them today22:32
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+perlDreamerlast night the smoke test picked up a syntax error in head.  Did somebody already fix that?22:53
SynQtrace - Module Reanmed to Devel::XRay23:24
SynQdid you know that?23:24
SynQhttp://search.cpan.org/~jbisbee/trace-0.551/lib/trace.pm23:24
SynQJ/JB/JBISBEE/Devel-XRay-0.94123:24
SynQzelfs23:24
SynQeven23:25
SynQI wonder what 'to reanmed' is23:27
SynQI reanme23:27
SynQYou reanme23:27
SynQWe reanmed23:27
topsubif i want to make a link to say edit a file then have it redirect to a certain page after can't i use the "proceed" in the link to do this?23:31
topsubthen it will redirect to the value of proceed after?23:31
GooeyOfSteelWiki: Override Core Modules - Edited on 4/3/2008 3:21 pm by knowmad  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/override-core-modules23:33
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+perlDreamertopsub, afaik, proceed=screen will let you go to any www_screen in the asset.23:41
GooeyOfSteelWiki: WRE for Windows - Edited on 4/3/2008 3:29 pm by knowmad  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/wre-for-windows23:41
topsubperlDreamer, is there docs on that?23:48
metanilperDreamer: one quick question....... can i do open (IN, $file); while (<IN>) { .. }.... and $file is taken from storageID (that was uploaded into webgui)??23:48
+perlDreamerI would use the built-in storage methods for file I/O.  getFileContentsAsScalar and so on23:52
+perlDreamerperldoc WebGUI::Storage23:52
+perlDreamerI don't know about docs for proceed.23:52
+perlDreamerIf not, I'll apply any POD patches you submit to both 7.4 and 7.523:52
topsubwere can i find the www_screen i will look at the code23:53
topsubin Asset.pm?23:53
+perlDreamer"screen" would be any valid www_ method23:53
topsubooo23:53
topsubhmm dunno if that will do what i thought it wold23:53
+perlDreamerwhat do you want it to do/23:54
topsubi have a link on the front end of the website linking to edit a pdf,  then after done editing the pdf threw the backend redirect back were tehy came from.23:54
+perlDreamerI thought it went back to the parent's view method after editing a file by default?23:55
perlmonkey2I'm trying to get my demo up and running on our centers webserver and keep getting this in http_erro "/data/domains/casr.ou.edu/public/extras/wobject/Survey" as part of a file does not exist error.  Do I have my webgui config pointing at the wrong place for extras?23:56
topsubhmm i have to look. perlDreamer23:57
@preactionlooks like23:57
@preactionextrasPath should be /data/WebGUI/www/extras23:57
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perlmonkey2which is what I have in my casr.ou.edu.conf file.  23:58
perlmonkey2    "uploadsURL" : "/uploads",23:58
perlmonkey2    "extrasPath" : "/data/WebGUI/www/extras",23:58
@preactionare you using the ^Extras(); macro in your templates?23:58
perlmonkey2no23:58
@preaction^/;extras/whatever should technically work though... but try it anyway23:59
perlmonkey2it is even looking for the yui libs in the domain/public stuff23:59
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perlmonkey2I don't want to put a macro in the template, I want to figure out why the config file is set correctly but webgui is looking in the domain dir for extras00:00
topsubhmm not the result i am seeing00:00
perlmonkey2vaary vaary peculiar00:01
GooeyOfSteelWiki: Customizing WRE Configuration - Edited on 4/3/2008 3:49 pm by knowmad  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/customizing-wre-configuration00:01
topsubi see it view the folder were the pdf file is00:01
@preactionyou have to use the ^Extras(); macro, because the "extrasURL" value may or may not be "/extras"00:01
topsubhmm intresting00:01
perlmonkey2how would extrasURL get changed from /data/WebGUI to /data/domain?00:02
perlmonkey2I guess I could just copy all of extras to /data/domains/../extras00:03
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+perlDreamertopsub: the folder is the parent of the PDF File.00:08
+perlDreamerproceed will only redirect to any valid method in the current Asset, which in this case, is the File asset.00:09
topsubah00:10
topsubhmm so iwould have to write a custom thing to have it redirect back to that certain url00:11
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+perlDreamertopsub, the parent of the File asset does not have to be a folder.  That's something to think about.00:19
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topsubhow we have the folders organized they live inside folders..00:23
topsubunless i hacked it some to say if you look inside this folder redirect to this link00:23
topsubbut that might make it seem like a ghost in the system00:24
+perlDreameryeah00:24
+perlDreamerafter editing some PDF you want it to go to the top of the folder tree?00:24
topsubbasically the front end of the website were we have an admin portal00:25
topsublike.. /admin/article-manager is the link00:25
+perlDreamerSo if you want to edit 2 PDF's you'd have to nav all the way back down?00:25
topsubin the front end we have a list of the pdfs00:26
topsublinking to edit each one00:26
+perlDreamerhm00:26
topsubso the client doesn't have to use the backend is our plan00:26
+perlDreamerhow about this00:26
+perlDreamermake shortcuts to the PDFs as children of your article-manager page00:26
+perlDreameror vice-versa00:26
+perlDreamerset the PDFs to be hidden as children of the page00:27
+perlDreamernow, if you edit the PDF, you return to the parent, which is the article-manager00:27
topsubmight work but i have over 50 folders organized of pdfs00:27
topsubso i would have to short cut each folder?00:28
+perlDreamereach file in each folder00:28
topsubwhew00:28
+perlDreameryeah00:28
topsubthat would be alot of shortcuts00:28
+perlDreamerit would work functionally, but practically... no00:29
topsublol ya00:29
+perlDreamermight I suggest revisting the idea of not using the interface?00:29
topsubmight have to00:29
topsubtalk it up with william00:29
topsubcuz we thought the procced would do it00:30
topsubnot realizing its just for like view, edit, manageAsset00:30
+perlDreamerwait00:30
+perlDreamercrud00:30
+perlDreamerproceed=getDefaultAsset is close, but not quite right00:30
+perlDreamerfor 2 reasons00:30
+perlDreamer1) It's not a www_ method00:30
+perlDreamer2) it returns an asset, rather than viewing as asset00:31
+perlDreamerif you added a www_viewDefaultAsset method, that would work00:31
+perlDreamerand would be relatively clean to maintain00:31
topsubso mod the core to add that ur saying?00:31
+perlDreamerbut you don't want to view the default asset, you want to view some other asset00:31
+perlDreameryeah, that's what I'm saying00:32
+perlDreamerthat's pretty much what you're down to00:32
topsubya.00:32
topsubwant to view the pagelayout vs the asset itself00:32
+perlDreameryou could put a HTTP redirect in the File's view template00:32
+perlDreamerbut then it could never, ever be viewed00:32
topsubfrom teh front end anyway00:32
+perlDreamerright, only from the folder, or from the Asset Manager00:33
+perlDreamerthis is a file sharing setup, right/00:33
topsubcuz when the folder is like root>> home >> pdfs>> connections >> 2003 >> cn203.pdf00:33
topsubconnections being a category00:33
topsuband year can range from 1987 to 200800:33
+perlDreamernm, the template idea doesn't work either00:34
+perlDreamerwww_view is the download method for a file00:34
topsubcuz when i edited a pdf it took me back to the 2003 folder00:34
+perlDreamerright, back to it's parent00:34
topsubyep00:34
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alperyilmazHi.. Is it possible to run CGI scripts inside WebGUI? Am I allowed only using HTML when creating page content?01:03
@preactionyou can add modules to WebGUI, or you can use CGI scripts in a pass-through01:04
@preactionbut not inside of WebGUI itself01:04
@preactionthe HTTPProxy asset can also help with running CGI scripts01:04
+perlDreameryou can also create non-HTML content, like XML or most anything else01:05
alperyilmazi have a perl-based site and i was considering migrating it to WebGUI01:06
alperyilmazbut it looks like it will be difficult01:06
+perlDreamerhow much content is there?01:06
@preactiondepends on how the CGI scripts work. if you can migrate them into WebGUI Assets, it could be very easy01:07
alperyilmaznot too much.. 10-15 pages with MySQL connections/queries01:07
+perlDreamerwell, we have a SQL Report asset that might handle those right out of the bag01:07
+perlDreamerhave you tried playing with a demo site yet?01:07
+perlDreamerdemo.plainblack.com will give you a 24 hour demo01:08
alperyilmazyes, i tried01:08
alperyilmazi saw SQL assets01:08
@preactionperhaps you could re-build your application with Thingy01:08
+perlDreamerthose are the ones01:08
@rizenso one of our clients just asked me if Thingy is like WaveMaker (http://www.wavemaker.com/)01:08
@preactionor, if you're up to it, making WebGUI applications (Assets) is not difficult if you already know perl01:09
@rizenI said "Um, no."01:09
@rizenhave you guys seen wavemaker?01:09
+perlDreamerjust now01:09
@rizenit's unbelievably cool, but also scary hard to use01:09
alperyilmazokay.. I'll try to use the assets01:09
alperyilmazthanks.. 01:10
+perlDreameryou're welcome01:10
@rizenthere's no way that my mom will ever use wavemaker, but there is a chance she could use Thingy01:10
+perlDreamerI don't know, you mom seems pretty savvy01:10
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CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6046 /branch/WebGUI_Commerce/ (6 files in 5 dirs): the badge/ticket relationships through badge groups now work02:48
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danny_mkHello everyone02:59
danny_mkHave you ever seen these errors in the error_log?03:01
danny_mkHmmm... the pastebin link did not show up.03:01
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acklenxis the a good place to get a quick comparison of webgui vs postnuke?03:03
danny_mkhttp://webgui.pastebin.com/m1ea1aceb03:03
@preactionacklenx, cmsmatrix.org03:03
danny_mkprobably cmsmatrix.org03:03
acklenx(googling retunrns a lot places to get bad comparisons03:03
@preactiondanny_mk, those are warnings03:03
acklenxwill do thanks03:04
@preactionas in Perl warnings, as in you have some code that turns on warnings globally03:04
danny_mkI know, however the log keeps on growing like heck and the site seems a little slow03:04
@preactionuse warnings shouldn't be in any of the code shipped with WebGUI03:04
danny_mkalright, maybe I missed something03:05
@preactiongrep -R "use warnings" /data/WebGUI/lib will tell you quickly03:05
@preactionbut also check preload.perl03:05
danny_mkright03:05
danny_mkwill do03:05
danny_mkhah!  Asset_Calendar.pm,Storage.pm, and about 3 more modules have "use warnings"03:07
@preactionif they're like that in SVN HEAD then i would file bugs03:10
@preactionbut use warnings is lexical03:10
@preactionit shouldn't turn it on globally03:10
danny_mkright, I found the culprit03:11
danny_mkthank you for your help.03:11
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CIA-21WebGUI: jt * r6047 /WebGUI/ (2 files in 2 dirs): fix: Syntax error in GetCsMail04:05
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metanilhello 04:24
metanilmy code "http://webgui.pastebin.com/d6e380d7c" is giving me null.04:25
metanili did ->>> $csv_data    = $storage->getFileContentsAsScalar($filename);04:25
metanilany suggestions?04:25
metanil?04:32
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topsubi have updated my accordion menu if anyone could test it. Added the features someone reuqested07:12
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SDuensinMorning.16:25
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topsubhi17:01
perlmonkey2hi17:02
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bartjolhi17:13
Syn2ha17:13
jdanplhi17:15
Syn2honden...17:16
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lisettehello18:00
lisetteI can tell a survey which is the score for each question?18:01
bartjollisette, there is a scale of correctness for your answers?18:03
lisettemmm i don't know18:06
lisettei do a new survey18:06
lisetteand i wants to do this18:06
bartjolwell, that depends on how you design your survey18:06
lisettei want to do in mode quiz18:08
bartjolso you can 1 answer as the correct one18:09
bartjolyou can assign 1 answer etc18:09
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lisetteyes, but i want control the score by answer18:35
bartjolhee perlDreamer it was strange, I couldn't find those namespaces you mentioned18:37
bartjolmaybe arjan did before i could do it18:37
+perlDreamercould be18:37
+perlDreamerdo the tags even exist?18:37
bartjolhaven't seen any new ones, but you didn't mention any specific tag names18:38
bartjollisette maybe you have to custimize your db answer entries, or you can hold on for a while and wait for survey 2.0, but I don;t know the specs18:41
bartjolbut I'm off, will check the translations soon enough18:42
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GooeyOfSteelWiki: Customizing WRE Configuration - Edited on 4/4/2008 10:32 am by topsub  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/customizing-wre-configuration18:44
topsubperlDreamer, thanks for your input yesterday18:51
+perlDreameryou're welcome18:52
+perlDreamerdid you come up with a solution?18:52
topsubbelieve let them use the backend.. lol18:52
topsubwould like to mod core webgui to allow us to pass in url and have it redirect to it after you save18:52
topsubmight work on that after this project. Have to get this project out the door18:53
+perlDreamerRFEs with patches have a higher likelihood of being accepted :)18:53
+perlDreamerRFEs with patches AND tests may even be committed by volunteer developers18:53
topsubmight do that then18:54
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perlmonkey2Sweet jumping jelly beans, Battlestar Galactica season premier tonight!!!21:05
knowmadi'm still catching up on the old seasons...21:07
ckotiltheres a video online to get you caught up real quick21:20
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nubaWHOA, indeed, BSG is back!21:32
nubaawesome21:32
nubaquick question: how do I force new users to agree with a Terms of Service text when creating a new account?21:33
perlmonkey2nuba that is a very common question, but I think the common answer is a macro?  But don't take my word for that.21:33
nubashould I add the TOS and the checkbox as profile fields, set to show at the account creation form?21:33
topsubquick question. I trying to pull the lastest version of an asset Is there  asimple way that it is flagged saying this is the lastest one?21:38
topsubi see revisionDate is that the only way?21:38
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@preactiontopsub, revisionDate is the only way21:41
@preactionin SQL it's usually select MAX(revisionDate) from assetData where status="approved"21:42
@preactionbut to be really smart about it is beyond the capability of an SQLReport21:42
@rizenpreaction: when is asset report going to be completed?21:43
@preactioni was planning on 7.6 dev. doing it right requires asset mixins, which are really easy. mainly shooting for 7.6 because i haven't been able to touch it in 3 weeks21:44
@preactionasset mixins is also the reason why i put off subscriptions to Calendars and Events and WikiPages, since a mixin could easily take care of that21:44
metanilmy code "http://webgui.pastebin.com/d6e380d7c" is giving me null.21:45
metanili did ->>> $csv_data    = $storage->getFileContentsAsScalar($filename);21:45
@rizenmixins, you think that's the solution to everything21:45
@preactionit is! failing marriage? mixin'll fixin'21:46
@preactionbody odor problems? mixin'll fixin'21:46
@rizenworld peace...just add a mixin21:47
metanilwhat should be the parameter for getFileContentsAsScalar()??21:47
@preactionthe filename i thought21:48
@preactionundef if the file doesn't exist probably21:48
metanilwhat if i did, my $storageId = 'WneFgmzQYy8gnIcXabcS1A';     my $storage  = WebGUI::Storage->get($self->session, $storageId);21:49
metanildoes it return the storage that is stored by $storageId? .. and after then .. if i do like .. $storage->getfile();.... (sth like that) .. would that return the contents ?21:51
@preactionyes, your code seems to work21:52
@preactionbut not sure your addFileFromFormPost is correct21:52
metanilpreaction: i didn't do addFileFromFormPost...21:52
metanilits already stored in the database.21:52
@preactionline 3 in your paste21:52
metanil(may be through upload)21:53
metanilyes.. thats where i was in confusion21:53
metanilif i already have storageid.. why would i need filename???21:53
@preactionbecause storage contains more than one file?21:54
metanilooooh!21:54
@preactionaddFileFromFormPost is probably wrong though. it does exactly what it says21:54
@preactionyou can loop through getFiles() and try to find the one you want21:54
@preactionor if you know only one is in there $storage->getFile->[0];21:54
metanilyou mean getFiles (not getFile).. ?21:56
metanilpreaction: woot!22:02
metanilpreaction: in which situation does a storage has multiple files? 22:04
@preactionwhen you add multiple files to the storage22:04
@preactionEvents and WikiPage and Articles do22:04
metanilgot it.22:06
metanilthx22:06
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topsubthanks preaction!22:17
+perlDreamerpreaction++22:17
+perlDreamerbopbop: any other problems with the testing chapter?22:18
@preactioncan we get someone to pay us to re-do the Calendar again? or at least a week or two of bugfixing / updates?22:18
+perlDreameror is it fit for diaper fodder? :)22:18
+perlDreamer80 hours of work, that's spendy22:18
@preactiona week then, probably all it would take. the extra week i never got22:19
@rizeni'm going with diaper fodder, just to kill your ego going into the weekend22:20
@rizenpreaction: it's alumni's dime, and that's all you do every day22:20
@rizenjust build it into your schedule22:20
bopbopperlDreamer: nope I finished revising it and it looks good22:22
bopbopI understood most of what I was reading, so you must have explained clearly:)22:22
@apeironyay!22:22
@apeironI nominate bopbop as our new Official Test Monkey.22:22
bopbopoh geez22:22
@rizenman, that's pretty high praise22:23
@rizeni bet i don't get such high praise for my chapters22:23
bopbopyou aren't the worst, rizen, we'll just leave it at that22:23
@preactionwait22:24
@preactionthat means someone else is the worst22:24
bopbop:)22:24
@preaction... if it's me, it's only because you're too stupid to understand me!22:24
@preactionha ha! charade you are!22:24
bopbophey, Eye not sew dumb ass u thinx I is22:24
@preactioni'm a certified college dropout! i fail english? that's unpossible!22:25
@apeironpreaction, The quote is "me fail english"22:25
@preactionbut "me fail english" is the correct grammatical construct22:26
@apeironer, you have two nouns in the objective case in that sentence without a conjunction joining them. :)22:27
+perlDreamerwell, we know it isn't apeiron either :)22:31
bopbopall the chapters look pretty good22:32
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+perlDreamerbopbop, met another guy who hunts duck who didn't believe that flavored shot exists22:34
bopbopit exists, but it isn't FDA approved yet22:35
bopbopguess it's not exactly safe to eat :)22:35
+perlDreameroy22:35
+perlDreamerthat's a problem22:35
bopbopyeah...Ryan is determined to buy it- we're looking into the fowl hunting black market22:35
bopbophere you go: http://www.seasonshot.com/Home.cfm22:36
+perlDreamerbe careful, this channel is logged22:36
bopbopit's for sale on the Internet...it must be fine22:37
@preactionit's not for sale yet :(22:38
@preactioni mean, i don't hunt, but applied science is always awesome22:38
+perlDreamerone small problem22:38
+perlDreameron their about us page, they should all have broken teeth22:39
+perlDreamerthus showing the need for the shot in the first place22:39
bopbophehehe22:39
@preactionwater-soluable hard-plastic shells perhaps? like paintball pellets? the smaller they are, the less likely they are to break on impact. also the more full they are...22:39
bopboptightly packed seasoning held together in pellets by a food binding product apparently22:41
bopbopthey melt during cooking22:41
lisettewhich the action of the form login_box?22:42
+perlDreamerI believe POST22:43
@preactionPOST. GET would be very bad22:43
@rizenthat is the method22:44
@rizenthe action is the site url 22:44
* perlDreamer asks ignorantly, "Why? Why preaction-claus, why?"22:44
lisettethanks22:44
@preactionget shows up in the browser address bar?22:45
@preactionpost at least doesn't22:45
@preactionand with POST + SSL you don't have piggyback slurp22:45
@preaction(Man-in-the-middle attack)22:45
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jua1hello23:20
jua1i have a problem with a collaboration system23:21
jua1i have created  CS with the weblog template, in the CS i can upload files23:22
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jua1the problem is that i have upload a file but when i am going to read more in a specific thread i can not see the file23:23
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perlmonkey2seasonshot....that is absolutely hilarious.23:38
* perlDreamer is considering trying something similar for fishing23:39
+perlDreamerbut how do you avoid ruining the fish?23:39
bopbophmm- seasoned worms?23:41
+perlDreamerI'll bring some to the next WUC23:41
bopbopok- you bring the fish, I'll bring the bird23:41
+perlDreameroh no, I was talking about the worms23:41
bopbopooh, well we can eat those too23:41
bopbopmaybe rizen will charter us a boat for Lake Mendota to go fishing23:42
+perlDreamerNow you're talking!23:42
+perlDreameralthough I'll need to practice my knots23:43
@rizennot that big of a lake. doubt there are boat charters available.23:43
* perlDreamer is famous for losing tackle after the cast due to loose knots23:43
bopbophmm- we can get a pontoon down by me23:43
perlmonkey2bopbop: fising at the WUC...I'm IN!23:45
perlmonkey2hah, or a pontoon23:45
bopbopwe'll see what we can do for you perlmonkey223:45
+perlDreamerThe WUC will by BYOB23:45
+perlDreamerum be, not by23:45
perlmonkey2Bring Your Own Bait?23:45
+perlDreamerBoat23:46
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perlmonkey2This is a really old webgui site, right?  http://www.dynamist.com/00:13
@preactiondoesn't seem like it00:15
perlmonkey2thought that was an old webgui theme.00:17
@rizennot a webgui site at all00:20
@rizenyou can use the old ?op=theWg trick to find out00:20
perlmonkey2hm....then that has to be a totally ripped off wg theme?00:22
@rizenpm2: did you get your survey done in time for your peeps to be happy?00:23
lisettehello00:24
perlmonkey2They extended the deadline, and actually weren't too upset.  They know they are asking for a lot.00:24
lisettei want to do a trivia with time limit00:24
lisettei can do this?00:24
lisetteand how to do?00:24
perlmonkey2rizen: I have a whole extra week to stamp out bugs and I need to have questions on the screen by the end of the weekend.00:24
@rizengreat news pm200:25
@apeironlisette, Simple, naive way is to use JS to get a timestamp of when the document is fully rendered in the user's browser and set an alert to occur after a set time period that enforces whatever "you took too long" logic you need.00:25
@apeirons/alert/event/00:25
perlmonkey2yeah....I'm pumped as I'd be really sad if they lost their grant.  But I'm reassured by their claims that this will be doing more than what their 100K software does.  Kind of makes me feel better for not being to finish it with one part time developer in a few weeks.00:26
@apeiron(I say simple and naive because there's likely something better)00:26
lisettemmm i can do that just with JS, no other way?00:27
@rizenlisette: you could use a session scratch variable to keep track of the time00:27
+perlDreamerlisette, do you mean that you want the trivia to be changed with time (like new trivia every 5 minutes) or that you want the user to answer within a time limit?00:28
@rizenor if you are keeping track of the trivia responses in the database, you could timestamp them so you could see when their first response is00:28
lisetteyes, but too closed00:28
perlmonkey2That ?op=theWg is super sweet00:28
lisettei need two ways00:29
@rizenpm2: there are all kinds of easter eggs like that in webgui00:30
@rizentry this one: http://www.plainblack.com/*give-credit-where-credit-is-due*00:30
lisettesorry is a survey in mode quiz00:31
lisettehow to do all this00:32
perlmonkey2rizen: that one didn't work on my center's wg instance.00:33
perlmonkey2http://casr.ou.edu/*give-credit-where-credit-is-due*00:33
lisetteperlDreamer: i need two things00:35
@rizenyeah it's broken before 7.500:36
@rizenhere this one will work:00:37
@rizenhttp://casr.ou.edu/?op=genesis00:37
metanilhow do we autocommit for uploading file in folder Asset??00:37
perlmonkey2rizen: hah, that is great00:39
+perlDreamermetanil: you can't set autocommit only for Folder Assets.  You can set it up for the whole site, though.  It's in the Settings.  I believe it is in the Content tab.00:39
metanilcan i do programmatically.. like getting tag and do commit.00:40
metaniltagid00:40
@rizenperlmonkey2: ok...ready for the grand daddy of them all? the hardest easter egg to find in webgui is:00:41
@rizen1) go to any page layout url00:41
@rizen2) turn admin on00:41
+perlDreamerwell, if I remember correctly, file uploading is done via the File Pile.  I guess you could modify that.00:41
@rizen3) type the following characters00:41
@rizenup down up down left right left right b a00:41
@rizenthe directions are on your arrow keys00:41
+perlDreamerand b a stands for "moon your boss"00:42
@rizenb and a are actually b and a on your keyboard, don't listen to pd 00:42
perlmonkey2rizen: HAHAHAA, that is GREAT00:42
@rizenhe's a bad influence00:42
perlmonkey2if wg could tell when I had mooned my boss, It probably should be classified as more than just a CMS.00:43
+perlDreamerCharacter Monitoring System00:43
@rizeneminem wrote a song called "bad influence" about perlDreamer00:44
perlmonkey2heh00:47
perlmonkey2okayh, bbl, taking the wif out on the town.00:47
lisette?00:48
lisettei can't do this with webgui?00:48
lisettei have build a new macro to controle this?00:49
@preactionwtf is a neutered konami code doing in WebGUI?00:51
@preactionit should be up up down down left right left right b a00:51
@preactionrizen, you are one seriously tricky individual00:52
@rizenare you sure? i think you're wrong00:52
@rizenbut i'm happy that you got the reference00:52
@preactioni think we're both right, really00:52
@rizenit's also supposed to have "select" "start" at the end00:52
@rizenbut there aren't those keys on the keyboard00:52
@preactionhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code00:52
@preactioni could swear that one game does it a little differently00:53
@rizeni was doing it from memory00:53
@rizenso i guess i got it wrong00:53
@preactioneh, it'll keep people guessing that much more00:54
@rizeni was just telling haarg that we need to add a couple more easter eggs to webgui before the wuc00:54
@rizenand that we should add a new undocumented config file variable called noHumor:100:55
@rizenthat disables them all00:55
@preactionallowing disabling of easter egg? even if that's an easter egg itself it's kinda sad00:55
@rizeni think it's a cool easter egg00:56
@preactionsad as in depressing, not sad as in ill-concieved00:57
@rizeni also think that we should change the gallery so that on april fools day all photos are elvis00:57
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@preactionreplace Elvis with Gooey00:59
@preactionin an Elvis costume00:59
lisetteanyone knows?01:01
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lisette?01:52
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+perlDreamerlisette, the current Survey doesn't know about time.01:56
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topsubhopefully i can get this to work. Try to make an inline text editor for when you "Turn admin on"08:12
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SynQgood afternoon13:48
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SynQhuh16:01
SynQhmm16:01
SynQnetsplit?16:01
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GooeyOfSteelWiki: Getting Started in the WebGUI Community - Edited on 4/5/2008 8:03 am by koen  http://www.webgui.org/community-wiki/getting-started-in-the-webgui-community16:15
SynQjt, are you there?17:03
SynQI just hope you are not going to be mad again17:05
SynQbut I fear17:05
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SynQhi there perlmonkey217:39
perlmonkey2hello SynQ17:39
perlmonkey2how's things?17:40
SynQgreat17:40
SynQI'm working on the WRE17:40
perlmonkey2sounds like fun17:40
SynQit is17:40
perlmonkey2what you doing to it?17:40
SynQI'm adjusting the build.sh script to let it take the versions of the programs to build from a list of variables17:41
SynQso that I can compile it with all new versions of the dependancies17:41
perlmonkey2very cool17:41
SynQbut now I'm out to shop some17:50
SynQbbl17:50
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perlmonkey2Where would I set the default Template edit box width?  19:49
perlmonkey2Like when I want to edit a template via wG, I'd like the box to default to much wider.19:50
SynQI wouldn't know19:55
@apeironperlmonkey2, I think that's codified in the Textbox form control, but I'm not certain.19:55
perlmonkey2apeiron: cool thanks for showing me where to start looking :)19:56
@apeironhrm, actually.19:56
@apeironSomething probably *uses* that form control.19:56
@apeironSo you'll want to look for an invocation of it.19:56
perlmonkey2okay...I'll see what I can dig up20:18
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perlmonkey2If I want to grab a param out of the url from the last get request, how would I do that?01:14
perlmonkey2$self->session->form->process('myparam') doens't seem to be doing it.01:15
perlmonkey2but then I'm not submitting a form.01:15
perlmonkey2this is driving me nuts.....I pass in a param in the URL and can not figure out how to get it from the session.02:07
@apeironIs it a form parameter if it's being passed in via the URL?02:11
perlmonkey2hold on02:13
perlmonkey2it was just me being absolutely retarded02:13
perlmonkey2I was checking for the param in an AJAX callback that occurs after the page loads.02:13
perlmonkey2so the param in the URL that takes the user to the page obviouly wouldn't be showing up there.02:13
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perlmonkey2so lonely here04:27
perlmonkey2am I the only one working yet another weekend (note the self-pity included in that statement)?04:28
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CIA-5WebGUI: yung * r6056 /WebGUI/ (4 files in 3 dirs): fixed: Thingy: Text, File and Hidden field types listed twice22:02
CIA-5WebGUI: yung * r6057 /WebGUI/ (docs/changelog/7.x.x.txt www/extras/wobject/Thingy/thingy.js): Thingy: edit/add field popup doesn't fit all options22:02
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CIA-5WebGUI: jt * r6059 /translations/Italian/Italian/ (4 files): update_from_translation_server22:21
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BartJolhee Koen00:08
BartJolcan't you create your own kids for the photos?00:09
BartJolmmm august, that's less than 9 months00:10
SynQhehe00:24
SynQsorry, it's allready too late for that00:24
SynQbut I'd like to get some photo's of colin and frank's kids00:25
BartJoloh maybe it's a nice ti ne to upgrade my website00:29
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+snapcountI'm trying to get someone signed up with CDG commerce for a merchant account and iTransact is not a choice for the payment gateway on their site05:03
+snapcountis there a new name for it?05:03
+snapcountonly choices are Quantum Gateway and Authorize.net gateway05:04
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perlmonkey2rizen: You still looking for someone for the WebGUI developer?05:25
topsubhmm what table in the database does the an article content get stored.06:07
topsubThink i am overlooking it..06:07
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@rizenperlmonkey2: yes we're still looking for a developer17:31
@rizensnapcount: just go direct to itransact.com17:32
+snapcountthanks rizen... I stumbled onto that last night and had them go there17:32
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lisettehi17:42
perlmonkey2lisette: Hello17:42
lisettei can controle the score by question in a survey in mode quiz?17:43
perlmonkey2lisette: allow each question to have a different point value?17:43
lisetteyes17:44
perlmonkey2lisette: I not 100% sure but I think you'd have to do that in processing after the quiz was administered.  17:47
perlmonkey2IE, no, you can't change the point values in the quiz mode.17:47
perlmonkey2But that is an interesting point.  I'm currently working on a new version of the survey and instead of a 'corrent/incorrect' value for an answer, that could be a point value.  Rizen, do you think that'd be a good idea?17:48
SDuensinMorning.17:49
perlmonkey2g'morning SDuensin17:50
@rizenpm2: sure17:51
perlmonkey2lisette: Okay, I'll work that change into the new system.  But for now, I don't think you can change point values in the survey.  You would have to generate a report and then process that to change point values.17:52
BartJola point value probably is, just changed 300+ db fields manually for point values in a survey (the isCorrect field isn't used)17:53
BartJolis good17:54
lisettethanks17:55
lisetteok17:55
lisettehow i can obtanin the score to process?17:55
lisetteobtain17:56
topsubhello everyone17:56
BartJolhi17:57
BartJollisette, you mean if you want to do it now, before the new survey system?17:58
lisetteno17:58
lisettei want process the score of quiz17:58
lisetteand save in a db17:58
lisetteand then my question is: how to do for get the score that gives me webgui?17:59
perlmonkey2lisette: for now, you can not change the score for each question.  And according to BartJol, the isCorrect field is not used, so you wouldn't know if you should give a question that score.18:00
BartJolit's not used in survey mode18:01
BartJolso if you use survey mode, you can add a score and write a macro to extract the data you want18:01
BartJolit's ugly, but it works18:01
BartJoltemporarily :)18:02
lisetteyes i understand18:02
BartJolbut it's some work18:02
lisettebut, if i want process how to do....?18:02
BartJolhow you put it in the other db, I don't know18:02
BartJolsorry, I don't understand your question18:03
lisettehow to get the score that actually gives me webgui?18:03
lisettecomo obtengo el score actual que me entrega la survey18:03
lisettecon una consulta en la base de datos?18:03
BartJolaha :)18:04
perlmonkey2you want to get the score out of the webgui database.18:04
perlmonkey2webgui has reporting tools.18:05
BartJola sql report sounds most logical18:05
lisettemmm which table save the score?18:07
BartJolSurvey_response or Survey_questionresponse18:08
BartJolSurvey_questionResponse18:08
BartJolthe last has the actual eneterd answers18:08
BartJolwith the isCorrect field18:09
BartJolzo you can add all the isCorrect fields with a certain  Survey_responseId and devide it by the number of questions and there you have the score in fractions (or percents, when multiplied by 100%)18:10
lisetteother question18:12
lisette i can put time to a survey?18:12
BartJolwell, one more, then I'll have to leave18:12
BartJolwell, the survey stoers the start and end time of a user submitting it, but not sure whether this can easily be doen18:13
lisetteok, tk18:13
BartJolsorry for my bad typing18:13
lisettemmmm, i mean put time limit for answer the survey18:14
BartJolwell, that's something I should look into18:15
BartJolnot sure18:15
BartJolmmm I repeat myself18:16
BartJolare you in a hurry?18:16
lisetteno18:16
lisettewell more and less18:16
lisettei have to do this for end month18:17
BartJolah, ok18:17
BartJolwell, there has to be done something whithin the code probably18:17
lisetteI have to do before that date for tests, that day should be working perfectly18:18
BartJolor maybe the results can be processed by a macro, and if the time is too long, you just give them an error18:19
BartJoldo you program perl?18:19
BartJolI'm just learning it, so I would like to help you, but can't give you any guaranties18:20
BartJolit is for a non-commercial application, isn't it?18:20
BartJolotherwise my boss will slap me because I give away his time18:22
lisetteyes, i program in perl18:22
lisetteyes i can i have a macro18:22
BartJolooh, well then you just have to dig in, always nice, a learning experience :)18:23
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BartJolwell I've gotta go, will see you again I think18:25
lisetteok18:27
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+perlDreamerI feel like I'm wimping out by having an electrical project quoted by a contractor.18:36
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+snapcountthat's like saying you think you're wimping out because you don't want to wrestle the 6' shark you just found in your swimming pool =)18:38
+snapcountI say if it can shock you then contract it out... no sense in messing up your hair18:38
+perlDreamertrue, but there are wiring shocks, and wallet shocks :)18:39
+snapcountahh... well in that case find a kid in your neighborhood running a lemonade stand and give them a shot at making some good money... no one will miss them =P18:40
+snapcount10 cents a cup... I'll give you $50.00... all you have to do is...18:41
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lisettehi perlDreamer18:50
+perlDreamerGood morning, lisette18:51
lisetteperlDreamer: do you know how to do a macro to process the score of a survey in mode quiz?18:51
+perlDreamerI'm sure it can be done.18:55
lisettehow?18:58
lisettei found in table Survey_response18:59
lisettebut i don't found the score by user18:59
+perlDreamerlisette, the score is not stored in the database, but calculated based on how many questions were answered correctly19:02
+perlDreamerIn the Survey code, look for the string questions.correct.count and it will show you the score calculating code.19:02
lisettei need to know the total score by user (in % or other) by process and save in other database, Also need to put time limits for responding to, for example 1 day, or hour to the survey19:02
lisetteok19:02
lisettecual es la ruta para encontrar el survey.pm?19:07
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