So, I am implementing a perl/cgi-app based system that uses LiveGrid + Ajax (since I need to filter columns). I note that the php examples all use a session cookie. It this necessary for any features of Rico or in particular LiveGrid? I realize that that the PHP scrips are all dependent on the session, but the perl examples don't use filtering (or sessions) Thanks, Ben
on 24.01.2008 19:03
on 26.01.2008 17:34
Using session variables makes it possible to have a single script (e.g. ricoXMLquery.php/asp/aspx) provide data for all LiveGrids in an application. While this is certainly possible in Perl using CGI::Session, I haven't had the time to code it. In putting together ex2.pl, I avoided sessions and just hard-coded the query in ricoXMLquery.pl. If you are able to create a more robust Perl plug-in for Rico, please consider making it available to the rest of the Rico community. Thanks, Matt
on 30.01.2008 20:51
Thanks for the reply, Matt. I hadn't had an application that uses multiple liveGrids yet. As for a Perl plugin... We are using DBIx::Class instead of "straight" DBI, and CGI::Application/TemplateToolkit for perl, so I am not sure how special purpose our Rico interface will end up being.


