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[Wasp-users] WASP App deployment

[Clinton V. D. B. <cli...@gm...>]

Hi All.

I have been looking at the WASP website and at the user list archive but I
have not managed to find any mention of how to deploy a WASP application to
a LIVE hosting server.

What I would like to know is what needs to be installed on the hosting
server in order for a WASP app to run?

I see that there is a main application config file for example
Blog_config.php in the application root folder.

So to deploy a WASP app do you:

   1. Zip app the application root folder.
   2. FTP it to the server.
   3. Unzip in the apache www directory.
   4. Create new database in hosting server MySQL.
   5. Change the main app config file to suite hosting server & database.

so is that it? ..........or is there more like....


   1. Install all the extra PEAR packages on hosting server.
   2. Install WASP on hosting server.
   3. Install PHING on hosting server.

Thanks.
Clint.

[Wasp-users] Inheritance support & mutiple databases

[Noten M. <mar...@te...>]

Dear all,

my question is about how well WASP supports inheritance. WASP uses the PE=
AR DB_DataObject package and the DataObjectWrapper extends PEAR. Let's co=
nsider the following use case:

-- Table PERSON
create table person {
  id mediumint not null auto_increment,
  surname varchar(60),
  forename varchar(60)
}

-- Table SALES_PERSON
-- A sales person is a person with an extra column number and superSalesP=
ersonId
create table sales_person {
  id mediumint not null auto_increment,
  number int not null,
  personId not null,
  superSalesPersonId mediumint,
  -- 2 FK constraints...
}

I think we have to use the getLink() or getLinks() method from the PEAR D=
B_DataObject package like:

$person =3D $salesPerson->getLink('personId')

I think you can munually modify the SalesPersonWrapper class so that it e=
xtends from the PersonWrapper class. But how can I now create a new sales=
 person from a form that contains surname, forname, number and superSales=
PersonId input fields?

$oPerson =3D new PersonWrapper();
$oPerson->fillFromRequest();
$oPerson->save();

$personId =3D $oPerson->getId();
$oSalesPerson =3D new SalesPersonWrapper();
$oSalesPerson->fillFromRequest();
// Make the inheritance link
$oSalesPerson->setPersonId($personId);

It would be nice if you could skip the first part of the code because the=
 above code does not have any concept of inheritance.

Another question I have is about using more than one database? I think yo=
u have modify one of the db classes that makes the actual database connec=
tion so you can work with more than one database. I think I'm not the onl=
y one who needs this functionality so maybe somebody can post the needed =
PHP code.

Best regards,

Mark

[Wasp-users] (no subject)

[Buddy T. <me...@my...>]

Hi,

I need some help with DataObjectWrappers. Here is my situation I have 
two tables: Categories and Subcategories. Subcategoies table contains a 
category_id column that references what main category it belongs to. I 
want to join the two tables to get the name of the main category for 
each subcategories. I  saw one example where someone join two tables 
using two DataObjectWrapper object references to create a single array 
but I'm afraid this might make my application use too many MySQL 
connections to do a joined table operation that could be done in a 
single connection. Is there a way to create a joined table 
DataObjectWrapper (like CategoriesSubcategoriesWrapper or something)

Also, what is the best way to sort the order of a DataObjectWrapper 
(like SQL's ORDER BY)? Do I just sort the array I create?

And how do you limit the DataObjectWrapper's find() (like LIMIT in SQL)?

Thank you,
Buddy Toups

Graphic Design and Web Development
http://www.mydesignbuddy.com

Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Nigel K. <nig...@pa...>]

Something I have done in the past to solve problems like these is to use 
the {variable:h} notation which allows HTML and will output the whole 
string like below:

Controller code:
$this->setPlaceholder('myCheckbox', '<input name="mycheckbox" 
type="checkbox" checked="checked"/>');

Template code:
{myCheckbox:h}

Hope it helps,
Nigel


Imanol Iglesias wrote:
> Hi
>
> Sometimes i have similar problems. In this cases i use this code:
>
> Controller code:
> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>        $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', true);
> }
>
> Chuck code:
> {if:checkedString}
>      <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked"/>
> {else:}
>      <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox"/>
> {end:}
>
> Regards
> Imanol
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>     Subject: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)
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>     Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with
>     Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to
>     make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
>
>     This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
>     <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
>
>     or if its false:
>     <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
>
>     I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with an
>     error.
>
>     Controller code:
>     if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>             $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked"
>     ');
>     }
>
>     Chuck code:
>     <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
>
>     If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
>
>     Thanks,
>     Buddy
>
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Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Buddy T. <me...@my...>]

Thanks Joshua

I tried your suggestion and the following error occurred:

Error:/Users/buddytoups/Sites/teamtrident_app//./UserAdd/templates/ 
index.chunk on Line 16 <INPUT>: You can not mix flexy:if= or  
flexy:foreach= with dynamic form elements (turn off tag to element code  
with flexyIgnore=0, use flexy:ignore="yes" in the tag or put the  
conditional outside in a span tag

So I tried adding flexy:ignore="yes" and it works:

<input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" checked="checked"  
flexy:if="isChecked" flexy:ignore="yes" />
<input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" flexy:if="isNotChecked"  
flexy:ignore="yes" />

It's a little weird,  but it works and is not to complicated.

Thanks for the help,
Buddy Toups

On Jul 25, 2006, at 1:39 PM, Joshua Doss wrote:

> A cheap way to do this would be to have two checkboxes.  Your  
> controller would look like:
>
> if ($myDatabaseBoolean)
> {
> 	$this->setPlaceholder('isChecked', 'true');
> }
> else
> {
> 	$this->setPlaceholder('isNotChecked', 'true');
> }
>
> Then your flexy code would be:
>
> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" checked="checked"  
> flexy:if="isChecked" />
> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" flexy:if="isNotChecked" />
>
> This is because flexy:if translates to--essentially--an isset/defined  
> sort of boolean.
>
> The direct Flexy API itself provides a means to set arbitrary  
> key/value pairs within a tag for a given id, but the Chunk API does  
> not re-expose this functionality to the end-user.  The Flexy API  
> strikes me as a bit painful for this sort of use.
>
> -J.
>
>
> Buddy Toups wrote:
>> Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with  
>> Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to  
>> make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
>> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
>> or if its false:
>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
>> I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with  
>> an error.
>> Controller code:
>> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>> 	$this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
>> }
>> Chuck code:
>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
>> If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
>> Thanks,
>> Buddy
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Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Joshua D. <jos...@op...>]

A cheap way to do this would be to have two checkboxes.  Your controller 
would look like:

if ($myDatabaseBoolean)
{
	$this->setPlaceholder('isChecked', 'true');
}
else
{
	$this->setPlaceholder('isNotChecked', 'true');
}

Then your flexy code would be:

<input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" checked="checked" 
flexy:if="isChecked" />
<input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" flexy:if="isNotChecked" />

This is because flexy:if translates to--essentially--an isset/defined 
sort of boolean.

The direct Flexy API itself provides a means to set arbitrary key/value 
pairs within a tag for a given id, but the Chunk API does not re-expose 
this functionality to the end-user.  The Flexy API strikes me as a bit 
painful for this sort of use.

-J.


Buddy Toups wrote:
> Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with 
> Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to 
> make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
> 
> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
> 
> or if its false:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
> 
> I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with an 
> error.
> 
> Controller code:
> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
> 	$this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
> }
> 
> Chuck code:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
> 
> If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
> 
> Thanks,
> Buddy
> 
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Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[<me...@my...>]

Thanks for the advise Jay,

It looks like it works prefect for other form elements that use the
"value" attribute but it did not work for the checkbox. I guess the
checkbox differs because it uses the "checked" attribute not the
"value" attribute. Is there a way to set individual attributes in a
Chuck Object? I saw a method in the Flexy documentation.

If anyone can figure a better way than using "flexy:if" "flexy:ignore"
great. If not it would be cool to implement a new method that modifies
attributes of an element.

Thanks,
Buddy

> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)
> From: Jason Penney <jp...@jc...>
> Date: Wed, July 26, 2006 6:54 am
> To: Buddy Toups <me...@my...>
> Cc: was...@li...
> 
> Buddy Toups wrote:
> > This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
> > <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
> > 
> > or if its false:
> > <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
> 
> I Might be mis-remembering how I did this, and I'm unable to check at
> the moment, but I thought you could use setFormElement to do this.
> 
> in chunk:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
> 
> in Controller:
> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>   $this->setFormElement('mycheckbox',true);
> }
> 
> or even
> 
> $this->setFormElement('mycheckbox',$myDatabaseBoolean);
> 
> 
> 
> Does that work?
> 
> Jay
> 
> -- 
> Jason C Penney (jp...@jc...)
> http://www.jczorkmid.net/~jpenney/

Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Jason P. <jp...@jc...>]

Buddy Toups wrote:
> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
> 
> or if its false:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />

I Might be mis-remembering how I did this, and I'm unable to check at
the moment, but I thought you could use setFormElement to do this.

in chunk:
<input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />

in Controller:
if($myDatabaseBoolean){
  $this->setFormElement('mycheckbox',true);
}

or even

$this->setFormElement('mycheckbox',$myDatabaseBoolean);



Does that work?

Jay

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Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Joshua D. <jos...@op...>]

There's a number of approaches you could take, like not using 
flexy:ignore and wrapping each checkbox in a div or span with the 
flexy:if within that tag.  Or use the Smarty-esque 
{if:variable}{else:}{end:} syntax.

Personally I like using the bracket-based syntax as little as possible.

-J.


Buddy Toups wrote:
> Thanks Joshua
> 
> I tried your suggestion and the following error occurred:
> 
> Error:/Users/buddytoups/Sites/teamtrident_app//./UserAdd/templates/index.chunk 
> on Line 16 <INPUT>: You can not mix flexy:if= or flexy:foreach= with 
> dynamic form elements (turn off tag to element code with flexyIgnore=0, 
> use flexy:ignore="yes" in the tag or put the conditional outside in a 
> span tag
> 
> So I tried adding flexy:ignore="yes" and it works:
> 
> <input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" checked="checked" 
> flexy:if="isChecked" flexy:ignore="yes" />
> <input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" flexy:if="isNotChecked" 
> flexy:ignore="yes" />
> 
> It's a little weird,  but it works and is not to complicated.
> 
> Thanks for the help,
> Buddy Toups
> 
> On Jul 25, 2006, at 1:39 PM, Joshua Doss wrote:
> 
>> A cheap way to do this would be to have two checkboxes.  Your 
>> controller would look like:
>>
>> if ($myDatabaseBoolean)
>> {
>>     $this->setPlaceholder('isChecked', 'true');
>> }
>> else
>> {
>>     $this->setPlaceholder('isNotChecked', 'true');
>> }
>>
>> Then your flexy code would be:
>>
>> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" checked="checked" 
>> flexy:if="isChecked" />
>> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" flexy:if="isNotChecked" />
>>
>> This is because flexy:if translates to--essentially--an isset/defined 
>> sort of boolean.
>>
>> The direct Flexy API itself provides a means to set arbitrary 
>> key/value pairs within a tag for a given id, but the Chunk API does 
>> not re-expose this functionality to the end-user.  The Flexy API 
>> strikes me as a bit painful for this sort of use.
>>
>> -J.
>>
>>
>> Buddy Toups wrote:
>>> Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with 
>>> Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to 
>>> make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
>>> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
>>> or if its false:
>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
>>> I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with 
>>> an error.
>>> Controller code:
>>> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>>>     $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
>>> }
>>> Chuck code:
>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
>>> If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Buddy
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Re: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Buddy T. <me...@my...>]

Actually, I tried using a span with flexy:if and the Smarty-like way  
but flexy complaint about having two instances of the checkbox. I guess  
its because it evaluates the input nodes with out processing the "if"  
statements. Whatever, long as there is a solution at works.

Thank you so much for your help, I really am loving WASP. The framework  
is so smart and simple to use and has a lightweight code base.

On Jul 25, 2006, at 9:54 PM, Joshua Doss wrote:

> There's a number of approaches you could take, like not using  
> flexy:ignore and wrapping each checkbox in a div or span with the  
> flexy:if within that tag.  Or use the Smarty-esque  
> {if:variable}{else:}{end:} syntax.
>
> Personally I like using the bracket-based syntax as little as possible.
>
> -J.
>
>
> Buddy Toups wrote:
>> Thanks Joshua
>> I tried your suggestion and the following error occurred:
>> Error:/Users/buddytoups/Sites/teamtrident_app//./UserAdd/templates/ 
>> index.chunk on Line 16 <INPUT>: You can not mix flexy:if= or  
>> flexy:foreach= with dynamic form elements (turn off tag to element  
>> code with flexyIgnore=0, use flexy:ignore="yes" in the tag or put the  
>> conditional outside in a span tag
>> So I tried adding flexy:ignore="yes" and it works:
>> <input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" checked="checked"  
>> flexy:if="isChecked" flexy:ignore="yes" />
>> <input type="checkbox" name="admin_jobs" flexy:if="isNotChecked"  
>> flexy:ignore="yes" />
>> It's a little weird,  but it works and is not to complicated.
>> Thanks for the help,
>> Buddy Toups
>> On Jul 25, 2006, at 1:39 PM, Joshua Doss wrote:
>>> A cheap way to do this would be to have two checkboxes.  Your  
>>> controller would look like:
>>>
>>> if ($myDatabaseBoolean)
>>> {
>>>     $this->setPlaceholder('isChecked', 'true');
>>> }
>>> else
>>> {
>>>     $this->setPlaceholder('isNotChecked', 'true');
>>> }
>>>
>>> Then your flexy code would be:
>>>
>>> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" checked="checked"  
>>> flexy:if="isChecked" />
>>> <input type="checkbox" name='mycheckbox" flexy:if="isNotChecked" />
>>>
>>> This is because flexy:if translates to--essentially--an  
>>> isset/defined sort of boolean.
>>>
>>> The direct Flexy API itself provides a means to set arbitrary  
>>> key/value pairs within a tag for a given id, but the Chunk API does  
>>> not re-expose this functionality to the end-user.  The Flexy API  
>>> strikes me as a bit painful for this sort of use.
>>>
>>> -J.
>>>
>>>
>>> Buddy Toups wrote:
>>>> Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with  
>>>> Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to  
>>>> make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
>>>> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
>>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
>>>> or if its false:
>>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
>>>> I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with  
>>>> an error.
>>>> Controller code:
>>>> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>>>>     $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
>>>> }
>>>> Chuck code:
>>>> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
>>>> If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Buddy
>>>> -------------------------------------------------------------------- 
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Re: [Wasp-users] Wasp-users Digest, Vol 2, Issue 1

[Imanol I. <ima...@gm...>]

Hi

Sometimes i have similar problems. In this cases i use this code:

Controller code:
if($myDatabaseBoolean){
       $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', true);
}

Chuck code:
{if:checkedString}
     <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked"/>
{else:}
     <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox"/>
{end:}

Regards
Imanol


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> Message: 1
> Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:57:21 -0500
> From: Buddy Toups <me...@my...>
> Subject: [Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)
> To: was...@li...
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> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; format=flowed
>
> Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with
> Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to
> make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.
>
> This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />
>
> or if its false:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />
>
> I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with an
> error.
>
> Controller code:
> if($myDatabaseBoolean){
>         $this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
> }
>
> Chuck code:
> <input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />
>
> If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.
>
> Thanks,
> Buddy
>
>
>
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[Wasp-users] Form Checkbox select checked (Flexy/Chuck)

[Buddy T. <me...@my...>]

Hi, I really new to WASP (really dig it!) and had experience with 
Smarty. Flexy is much cooler, but I have a small problem. I want to 
make a checkbox select depending on a variable from a database.

This is what I want outputted if the preset value is true:
<input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" checked="checked" />

or if its false:
<input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" />

I've tried using a string and a placeholder but Flexy comes up with an 
error.

Controller code:
if($myDatabaseBoolean){
	$this->setPlaceholder('checkedString', ' checked="checked" ');
}

Chuck code:
<input name="mycheckbox" type="checkbox" {checkedString} />

If someone can please help me with this issue that would be great.

Thanks,
Buddy

Re: [Wasp-users] Blog Tutorial

[Phillip J. <pj...@ha...>]

Kevin,

  It explains in the tutorial what is necessary to do.

{
If you get the following message:

can not write to 'compileDir', which is '/path/to/wasp/install/ 
directory/templates_c/'
Please give write and enter-rights to it

Make sure you have a templates_c directory in your wasp build  
directory and that it has the correct permissions for your webserver  
to read and write to it. This is the compiled templates directory  
where Flexy writes all of the compiled php code it generates from  
the .chunk files.
}

You have to give whatever user your web server runs as the rights to  
write to the above mentioned path.

If on linux:

# chmod +w /path/to/templates_c/
# chown apache:apache /path/to/templates_c/ -R

Not sure what to do in windows.. Hope that helped.

Cheers,
Phillip Jacobs

On Jun 24, 2006, at 12:59 PM, Kevin Ethridge wrote:

> Hello,
> I am trying to work through the 'Blog' tutorial and ran into the  
> issue: "can not write to 'compileDir' . What command to I need to  
> run to set the correct permission?
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[Wasp-users] Blog Tutorial

[Kevin E. <kev...@ma...>]

Hello,
I am trying to work through the 'Blog' tutorial and ran into the  
issue: "can not write to 'compileDir' . What command to I need to run  
to set the correct permission?

Re: [Wasp-users] stripslashes error

[Phillip J. <pj...@ha...>]

Nigel

  Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the issue, my magic-quotes  
have long been turned off.

Joshua:

   I am at the event stage, my form incompletely submitted, populates  
said textarea with the value slashed over and over till all fields  
are valid and submitted.

  I'm attempting something along the lines of this:

    $rgw->setAbout(stripslashes($rgw->getAbout()));

but, I'm not sure where exactly these slashes get added, nor when.  
So..  no luck.

Thanks for the help
-Phillip Jacobs

On May 24, 2006, at 7:02 PM, Nigel Kibodeaux wrote:

> It may be caused by having magic-quotes turned on.  It should be  
> off for things to work properly.  I vaguely recall having a similar  
> problem.
>
>
> Joshua Doss wrote:
>> In my experience I've noticed that my extra slashes are added when
>> inserting into MySQL.  So during my loop through the data with
>> $oVar->next(); I add the call there:
>>
>> $arVar[$oVar->getId()] = $oVar->toArray();
>>
>> $arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue'] =
>> stripslashes($arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue']);
>>
>> HTH.
>>
>> -J.
>>
>> On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 16:45 -0500, Phillip Jacobs wrote:
>>
>>> Hey guys,
>>>
>>>   I've been playing around with wasp. I have a form with a  
>>> textarea  field prone to having single quotes, and I'm guessing  
>>> flexy adds  slashes to the value. I've gone out of my way to try  
>>> to use  stripslashes to get this problem fixed, with no end. It's  
>>> the last  piece of the puzzle in this particular project and  
>>> would be nice to  have some insight. Please let me know if any of  
>>> you have ran into  this and know of a fix. Is it my php setup? Is  
>>> it flexy? Surely not  WASP? hehe Thanks guys.
>>>
>>> -Phillip Jacobs
>>>
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Re: [Wasp-users] stripslashes error

[Nigel K. <nig...@pa...>]

It may be caused by having magic-quotes turned on.  It should be off for 
things to work properly.  I vaguely recall having a similar problem.


Joshua Doss wrote:
> In my experience I've noticed that my extra slashes are added when
> inserting into MySQL.  So during my loop through the data with
> $oVar->next(); I add the call there:
>
> $arVar[$oVar->getId()] = $oVar->toArray();
>
> $arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue'] =
> stripslashes($arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue']);
>
> HTH.
>
> -J.
>
> On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 16:45 -0500, Phillip Jacobs wrote:
>   
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>   I've been playing around with wasp. I have a form with a textarea  
>> field prone to having single quotes, and I'm guessing flexy adds  
>> slashes to the value. I've gone out of my way to try to use  
>> stripslashes to get this problem fixed, with no end. It's the last  
>> piece of the puzzle in this particular project and would be nice to  
>> have some insight. Please let me know if any of you have ran into  
>> this and know of a fix. Is it my php setup? Is it flexy? Surely not  
>> WASP? hehe Thanks guys.
>>
>> -Phillip Jacobs
>>
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Re: [Wasp-users] stripslashes error

[Joshua D. <jos...@op...>]

In my experience I've noticed that my extra slashes are added when
inserting into MySQL.  So during my loop through the data with
$oVar->next(); I add the call there:

$arVar[$oVar->getId()] = $oVar->toArray();

$arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue'] =
stripslashes($arVar[$oVar->getId()]['TextAreaValue']);

HTH.

-J.

On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 16:45 -0500, Phillip Jacobs wrote:
> Hey guys,
> 
>   I've been playing around with wasp. I have a form with a textarea  
> field prone to having single quotes, and I'm guessing flexy adds  
> slashes to the value. I've gone out of my way to try to use  
> stripslashes to get this problem fixed, with no end. It's the last  
> piece of the puzzle in this particular project and would be nice to  
> have some insight. Please let me know if any of you have ran into  
> this and know of a fix. Is it my php setup? Is it flexy? Surely not  
> WASP? hehe Thanks guys.
> 
> -Phillip Jacobs
> 
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[Wasp-users] stripslashes error

[Phillip J. <pj...@ha...>]

Hey guys,

  I've been playing around with wasp. I have a form with a textarea  
field prone to having single quotes, and I'm guessing flexy adds  
slashes to the value. I've gone out of my way to try to use  
stripslashes to get this problem fixed, with no end. It's the last  
piece of the puzzle in this particular project and would be nice to  
have some insight. Please let me know if any of you have ran into  
this and know of a fix. Is it my php setup? Is it flexy? Surely not  
WASP? hehe Thanks guys.

-Phillip Jacobs

[Wasp-users] blog tutorial problems

[<jea...@gm...>]

a few things i came across while i was following along with the blog
tutorial and general perusing of the wasp site.

- the tutorial seemed to have its main modules named differently after
running 'phing app' and feeding it the name 'Blog'
    they had: BlogMainModule.php and BlogMainIndexPage.php
    i had: BlogModule.php and BlogIndexPage.php

- the wasp demo movie link is broken:
    http://wasp.sourceforge.net/content/files/WASP-Demo.mov

and three items i filed bugs on.
- phing db didn't notify me when it failed to connect to the database

http://sf.net/tracker/index.php?func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1489305&group_id=3D1408=
10&atid=3D746983
- build.properties should have a better default value

http://sf.net/tracker/index.php?func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1489306&group_id=3D1408=
10&atid=3D746983
- phing module creates bad validation function stubs

http://sf.net/tracker/index.php?func=3Ddetail&aid=3D1489301&group_id=3D1408=
10&atid=3D746983

cheers,
jean-pierre

[Wasp-users] the blog tutorial and wrappers...

[<jea...@gm...>]

i am following along on the blog tutorial with wasp 1.2 and i'm am running
into a few issues that i'm hoping someone might have a quick answer to. som=
e
of the other issues might be bug worthy, but i thought i would check first
to make sure it wasn't the more probable - operator error.

phing lamely did not alert me to the fact that i hadn't provided my mysql
password, so it couldn't generate wrappers properly.

the default text in build.properties for the database.url should totally
read:
database.url=3D    mysql://user:password@localhost:port/database

to prevent any such issues for those just filling in values in the file.

even after generating the wrappers properly and copy&pasting the draw
function in CategoryIndexPage.php from the tutorial, it renders a blank
page. i checked the php log and in fact it is a wrapper issue:
[13-May-2006 23:56:15] PHP Fatal error:  Class 'CategoryWrapper' not found
in
/Volumes/local/Users/bananas/Sites/blog-wasp/Category/CategoryIndexPage.php
on line 46

line 46 is:
$oCategories =3D new CategoryWrapper();

Blog_config.php indicates that it knows where the wrappers should be:
//data object wrapper directory
registerPath('DB_HOME', '/Volumes/local/Users/bananas/Sites/blog-wasp/db/')=
;

and the wrappers are certainly there:
bananas.sea-urchin ~ -=3D> ls /Volumes/local/Users/bananas/Sites/blog-wasp/=
db/
CatagoryWrapper.php EntryWrapper.php    dataobjects
bananas.sea-urchin ~ -=3D>

how strange, anyone have any ideas what happened here? seems as though i am
missing an include somewhere...

oh and the link to the blog tutorial screencast seems to be somewhat dead:
http://wasp.sourceforge.net/content/files/WASP-Demo.mov

cheers,
jean-pierre

Re: [Wasp-users] website issue

[Brian F. <bri...@pa...>]

Thanks for the heads up.  Seems to be back.  Must've been a sourceforge 
hosting glitch.
-BF

Phillip Jacobs wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
>  Looks like the db host is down. Just an FYI.
>
> Warning: mysql_connect(): Unknown MySQL Server Host 'mysql4-w' (0) in 
> /home/groups/w/wa/wasp/htdocs/content/includes/database.mysql.inc on 
> line 31
> Unknown MySQL Server Host 'mysql4-w' (0)
>
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[Wasp-users] website issue

[Phillip J. <pj...@ha...>]

Hey guys,

  Looks like the db host is down. Just an FYI.

Warning: mysql_connect(): Unknown MySQL Server Host 'mysql4-w' (0)  
in /home/groups/w/wa/wasp/htdocs/content/includes/database.mysql.inc  
on line 31
Unknown MySQL Server Host 'mysql4-w' (0)

[Wasp-users] full text searches

[Adam T. <ad...@uc...>]

How can I used the WASP data objects to do full text searches?

Thanks so much for your help.

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[Wasp-users] WASP notes

[Nigel K. <ni...@ki...>]

Brian, I don't know if you are aware of these things or not, but here  
goes...

I downloaded WASP-1.2 from sourceforge, and tried to install it with  
"pear install -n package.xml".  It wouldn't install until I moved the  
package.xml file inside the WASP-1.2 directory and ran the command  
from there.

Also, you have to use "install -n" because even if you have phing  
installed, it thinks that it isn't.  I suspect that it's because pear  
is looking in the channel pecl.php.net instead of pear.phing.info,  
but that's kind of a guess.  I can't find anything that references  
pecl.php.net in the package I downloaded.

[Wasp-users] License

[Joshua D. <jos...@op...>]

Hello all,

I realize that the WASP project is kind of smitten to the licenses of
the classes you're extending to a degree, but I was wondering if there
is or are you planning on having an umbrella license for the project of
some sort.  Or, in lieu of such a beast, a plan of action with regard to
what PEAR projects you're pulling in so as not to dilute the intent of
the platform (is platform the word?) by contradicting license
strategies...

Just a thought I decided to throw out.  As much as I've searched around
wasp.sourceforge.net, there wasn't a page immediately obvious that
jumped out at me saying "Here I am!"

TIA...

-J.