Hobo Hobo

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  Bryan Larsen May 25th, 2012 @ 02:37 PM

  Stupid question, but is the include of application/* after the include of taglibs/auto/rapid/pages?

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  Tim Griffin May 25th, 2012 @ 05:44 PM

  • Assigned user set to “Owen”

  Ah hah!

  It works as expected provided the

  <%# Include all the other custom DRYML files %>
  <include src="application/*"/>
  

  appears AFTER the standard includes:

  
  
  

  <%# Include all the other custom DRYML files %>
  

  Perhaps Owen could add a documentation note to the effect that in order to correctly override Hobo's own tag definitions, custom definitions should be loaded after the built-in definitions. (It makes sense, but wasn't obvious!). The best place I can see this being added is in the section "Taglibs", on Page 476 of the BETA-6 edition (2011-05-18), just after the phrase "When running in development mode, all of these libraries are automatically reloaded on every
  request."

  Tim

  Tim

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  Tim Griffin May 25th, 2012 @ 05:46 PM

  Sorry, bad formatting in the last update.

  Ah hah!
  It works as expected provided the

  <%# Include all the other custom DRYML files %>
  <include src="application/*"/>
  

  appears AFTER the standard includes:

  <include src="taglibs/auto/rapid/cards"/>
  <include src="taglibs/auto/rapid/pages"/>
  <include src="taglibs/auto/rapid/forms"/>   
  
  <%# Include all the other custom DRYML files %>
  <include src="application/*"/>
  

  Perhaps Owen could add a documentation note to the effect that in order to correctly override Hobo's own tag definitions, custom definitions must be loaded after the built-in definitions. (It makes sense, but wasn't obvious!). The best place I can see this being added is in the section "Taglibs", on Page 476 of the BETA-6 edition (2011-05-18), just after the phrase "When running in development mode, all of these libraries are automatically reloaded on every
  request."
  Tim
  Tim

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  Owen July 23rd, 2012 @ 04:05 PM

  • State changed from “new” to “investigating”

  Thanks for that suggestion, Tim.

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  board games April 9th, 2024 @ 10:37 AM

  This is a fun game, and if you play it with some pals, you're going to have a great time. One of my very good pals who is currently employed at lol beans is the one who introduced me to this game, and I've had the opportunity to collaborate with him on quite a few occasions when playing it. It is really incredible!