http://perl-formbuilder.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/branches/devel/
If yes, thanks. If no, why?
04.09.2011, 01:00, "Nate Wiger" <nwi...@gmail.com>:
> Hi all-
>
> I have finally gotten around to integrating the misc patches to
> resolve the major outstanding RT bugs. О©╫I have pushed a series of
> commits to github: О©╫https://github.com/formbuilder/formbuilder
>
> If you have any remaining issues, please chime in. О©╫Otherwise, I will
> take a look at releasing FormBuilder 3.06 over the new week or so.
>
> Cheers,
> Nate
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I'm not familiar with Git yet, so I use this way
------Field.pm:------
Line 412 addeded: $pkg =~ s/\-/_/; # Special to allow 'datetime-local'
Reason:
If you use HTML5-forms, then there are new types which contain a hypen
('-'), which is not allowed in filenames and causes a crash
(I will supply the new types for 3.0.7)
----------Source/File.pm------------
Line 134 modified to:
if ($term =~ /^js/ || $term =~ /^on[a-z]/ || $term eq 'messages' || $term
eq 'comment' )
Reason: Comments should not be split on ','
--------------------------------
That's all (considering fixes)
Oh, and thanks for updating Formbuilder
Wolfgang
I'm using Source/File for all my forms.
All my forms use utf-8, but somehow this is not recognized.
Since I use german Umlauts that is a problem (perl 5.10.x.)
My solution was to add a line into Source::File to interprete all data as
utf-8 (see below).
But there should be a neater way to do this (or should I say 'a Nater way
to do this'?).
Line 74ff
for (@file) {
next if /^\s*$/ || /^\s*#/; # blanks and comments
next if /^\s*\[\%\s*\#|^\s*-*\%\]/; # TT comments too
chomp;
$_ = Encode::decode('utf-8',$_);
my($term, $line) = split /\s*:\s*/, $_, 2;
-----------
What did not work so far:
- Relying on BOM (I'm working on Unix AND windows and different editors do
not support BOM)
Any ideas?
Or is there an option to tell Source::File that everything is utf-8 and I
did not find it?
Wolfgang
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Just intrigued, have you merged my patches (all in "devel" branch)?
http://perl-formbuilder.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/branches/devel/
If yes, thanks. If no, why?
04.09.2011, 01:00, "Nate Wiger" <nwi...@gmail.com>:
> Hi all-
>
> I have finally gotten around to integrating the misc patches to
> resolve the major outstanding RT bugs. I have pushed a series of
> commits to github: https://github.com/formbuilder/formbuilder
>
> If you have any remaining issues, please chime in. Otherwise, I will
> take a look at releasing FormBuilder 3.06 over the new week or so.
>
> Cheers,
> Nate
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