Saturday, September 27. 2008

Pastebin app updates

I've been getting a lot of interest in my Pastebin demo app -- partly by those wanting to play with Dojo+ZF, partly by those just interested in the application.

I'm constantly trying to improve the application. I've done one webinar and one UnCon session showcasing it, and will be presenting it at Dojo Develper Day in Boston this Monday as well as at php|works later this fall, and want to keep the materials up-to-date and freely available. To this end, I've created a Github repository so you can track the latest developments, as well as pull custom tarballs:

All patches and feedback are welcome!

Posted by Matthew Weier O'Phinney in Dojo, PHP at 14:14 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)
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Is this is part of your evil plan to persuade us all to learn git?!

More seriously, thanks :-)


Regards,

Rob...
#1 Rob... (Link) on 2008-09-27 16:13 (Reply)
Nah -- I'd just developed the app locally using Git, so it made sense to keep it that way. Eventually, though, I expect all of you to start seeing the light ;-).
#1.1 Matthew Weier O'Phinney (Link) on 2008-09-27 16:18 (Reply)
For me good job! thanks

Regards, Paul
#1.2 Paul M (Link) on 2008-10-25 11:11 (Reply)
Hey Matt, just wondering, if you get some time, could you possibly run through for us what's happening with the form.isValid function in the layer.js file? I've pulled pastebin apart and used it as a basic framework to build my own site, and it's all going quite well, but I can't seem to connect to dijit.byId('formid'), only dojo.byId('formid'), which doesn't have the .isValid method. The forms I'm generating are basically cut and pastes of your form generating code (different fields, but same submit buttons and so on), but it just isn't working. Not getting a single error out of Firebug either :/
#2 Cameron on 2008-09-29 23:52 (Reply)
Oh I see what you did!

The culprit is the

'ignore' => true

on the submit button. Once I removed that it acted exactly like I was expecting. Too easy!
#2.1 Cameron on 2008-10-03 00:22 (Reply)
Err. I take that back. That "ignore" seems to prevent it submitting as a form value. Ugh. Now I have no idea why everything started working. Oh well, I suppose I shouldn't complain too much
#2.1.1 Cameron on 2008-10-03 05:39 (Reply)

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