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By Jim () on
Just a thought.
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By fuzzyping () jason_NO_SPAM@dixongroup_NO_SPAM.net on http://www.dixongroup.net/hatchet/
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By Jim () on
When you make your app a port, you can specify the HTML::Template port as a build dependency.
I always try to stand on the shoulders of giants where possible.
Cheers.
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By fuzzyping () jason_NO_SPAM@dixongroup_NO_SPAM.net on http://www.dixongroup.net/hatchet/
Hopefully some day. :)
By sandolo () sandman@mufhd0.net on http://autistici.org/sandolo/
Try it! :)
By Matt Van Mater () on
Sorting based upon your column headers
Collapseexpand groups of similar data (ie sort by src ip, expand to show all traffic generated by that ip). Easier said than done I know :)
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By fuzzyping () jason_NO_SPAM@dixongroup_NO_SPAM.net on http://www.dixongroup.net/hatchet/
The alternative would be to dump everything in a database, but that's not really ideal for logs either. Any other ideas?
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By marco () on
why not build the html and images ahead of time
(ala cron), store them, and then (if one must)
rely on dynamic pages to reference static material?
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By fuzzyping () jason_NO_SPAM@dixongroup_NO_SPAM.net on http://www.dixongroup.net/hatchet/
The alternative would be to use embedded frames for each column (ugh!), sourcing the pre-sourted pages. That's even uglier.
Perhaps you could point me in the direction of a good example tutorial, or clarify where I'm not thinking clearly.
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By Jon () on
Unless you want to go that route :) I'll be interested to see what you come up with.
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By Anonymous Coward () on
By marco () on
i too think a db would be bloat, but perhaps sqllite? the data would still have to get sorted tho, so even something like LIMIT 0,25 still kind of defeats the purpose. hmm.
i plan on playing with it tomorrow though. maybe i won't lapse this time.
looks excellent btw!