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Discussion, information, etc. related to the Lift web framework
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 The Happy Lift'r Prize
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Hey guys, We're announcing the "Happy Lift'r Prize". The prize will be given every 2. wednesday of the month and has the value of $100. It goes to someone who has been awesome in the Lift community. In the case of multiple winners the prize will be split equally. If someone has been helpful you can nominate them by replying to this thread... more »
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The Loyal Opposition
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I did parliamentary debate in college. It was a pile of fun traveling to lots of schools in the north east, drinking beer, and debating with some wicked smart and funny people. One of the things that struck me as strange was the phrase "the loyal opposition." It was used repeatedly in the course of the debate and it always struck me as odd, but no more.... more »
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Expected Behavior in the Lift community
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A top-level goal of the Lift community is to be a warm and welcoming place. Helping people who invest their time and effort in Lift and build applications with Lift be successful is a core value in the community. The Lift community is a place where the open exchange of ideas is very important. I personally take the Lift culture very seriously.... more »
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Html5 and XHTML are different
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Please read this message and the following link before posting any questions about snippets not properly being invoked: [link] The XHTML parser (the traditional Lift parser) and the Html5 parser are different. Specifically: - The Html5 parser converts all element labels and attribute names to... more »
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Help understanding RestHelper serve params
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There are some things I keep cutting and pasting without understanding them, and I'd like to change that. One such is the various case statements in the PF passed to serve{} in RestHelper. Take this example from Simply Lift: case "api" :: "static" :: _ XmlGet _ => <b>Static</b> My understanding of _ is that it is a wildcard symbol meant to either... more »
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Please Read Forum Rules Before You Post
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1. We aim to build helpful, friendly community around Lift. Be polite. Please
say please and thank you. No coarse language.
2. Even if expressing critique be constructive, respect others, respect great
work done so far.
3. Demanding immediate answer is bad. In subject describe the problem, don't... more »
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Modules: changes to how you include them (*** BREAKING CHANGE ***)
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If you depend on a Lift module (e.g., textile, paypal, widgets), please
note the following change to the structure of module names. Your feedback
is welcome on this.
*What's the change?*
The full Lift version number is being removed from the module version
number. Instead, the module name will reference the major parts of the Lift... more »
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relationship of sitemap and dispatch
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hi, i've been using lift for a little while. i want to know if there is overlap between dispatch and menu. like, what would it take to do the main functions of sitemap directly as a stateful dispatch partial function.
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S.? in MappedCountry
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What's the best way around this? I have a scheduled task that runs outside of S scope and need to access the value of a country field on a Mapper object. When I try to print the value of the country field, I get an error: "Attempted to use resource bundles outside of an initialized S scope. S only usable when initialized, such as during request processing. Did you... more »
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Can not load Comet/Ajax JS
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I am running a websocket and a web api in the same app and have had to create 2 mappings in web.xml (/logs/* and /web/*) in order to avoid the apparent url hogging issue pointed out by another user ([link]). Now, when I attempt to load my page, both the ajax_request and... more »
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Lift hogging requests?
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I'm probably missing a bit, but I'm seeing that no servlets configured in web.xml after Lift filter on /* ever see a request, with or without a sitemap in the Boot. What am I missing?
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ProtoUser & Menu links.
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So we're in the process of customizing some of the features for our user management and I have kinda hit a point where I am confused. Here is a sample line of code from ProtoUser: Full(Menu(Loc("CreateUser" + menuNameSuffix, signUpPath, S.??("sign.up"),createUserMenu LocParams ...So the part that troubles me is; how does Lift know what "page" to call?... more »
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Transferring huge files (>1GB) over distributed environment
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Hi guys, I have been preparing a prototype for my organization in Scala/Lift. The project involves: - One web server (main server) - Other worker servers (50+) The use-case scenario involves allowing user to upload a file of huge size, through web application (which I have made in Lift/Scala). These large... more »
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JsonParser fails to find certain Syntax Errors
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Hi Group,
I have just come across an issue, where I had an invalid JSON string
and didn't get the feedback from the parser I expected.
My expectation would be along those lines:
@Test def shouldFindSyntaxError {
try {
val json = net.liftweb.json.parse(
"""... more »
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FoBo.TBNavBar adding CSS class
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Looking for advice on how to add a css class to menu item (li tag) - similar to using MenuCssClass function in Loc function val scratchLoc = Loc("ScratchPage", "scratch" :: Nil, S ? "Scratch", MenuCssClass(() =>"myClass"), LocGroup("main")); If I try using MenuCssClasss in standard Lift project (non bootstrap) then... more »
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