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I'm investigating JavaScript templates as a way to render our views. The goal is to be able to render client-side for users that have JavaScript enabled to to render the same templates/data server side for those users (and crawlers) that don't. Requirements Client side rendering. Server side rendering (JVM support a nice-to-have). Reasonable support for loops, conditionals, text manipulation, partials, macros and extensions/plugins. Reasonably big/active community of users. Unsatisfactory solutions found so far Mustache : supports server and client side rendering, big/active community, but the

I am using client side validation gem. Client side validation is not working while applying conditions. Here is my Model Class. validates_uniqueness_of :project_code **validates :price, numericality: true, :if => :project_type_fixed?** def project_type_fixed? project_type == 'Fixed' end In this code validation for project_code is working fine, but for price it is not working. Thanks in advance. Client_side_validations does not validate conditionals out-of-the-box. What you are observing is the intended behavior. In order to validate conditionals, you need to force them in your form: f.number

I have a simple html form as follows: <form action="Test"> <select name="mySelect"> <option value="1">One</option> <option value="2">Two</option> <option value="3">Three</option> <option value="4">Four</option> <option value="5">Five</option> </select> <input type="submit" value="Submit"> </form> Following is my servlet code to read the value of select in get method: System.out.println("Value of select: "+ request.getParameter("mySelect")); This works fine, until I change the value from inspect element option. After changing the value from inspect element, and submitting the form, it sends

I have configured an Apache httpd website with SSL client side certificates so that only users who have installed the correct certificate in their web browsers can access the website. If there is only one client side certificate installed the web browser will automatically select it (it is not the default, but it can be configured somewhere in the settings dialog). But if a user has more than one certificate installed, the web browser presents a list of certificates and the user has to pick the right one to continue. The question is: Is there a way to configure httpd to send a hint so that the

I was tasked to create this Joomla component (yep, joomla; but its unrelated) and a professor told me that I should make my code as dynamic as possible (a code that needs less maintenance) and avoid hard coding. The approach we thought initially is take url parameters, turn them into objects, and pass them to query. Let's say we want to read hotel with id # 1 in the table "hotels". lets say the table has the fields "hotel_id", "hotel_name" and some other fields. Now, the approach we took in making the sql query string is to parse the url request that looked like this: index.php?task=view&table

On IE10, when I click the login button I see the following error in the console: SCRIPT5022: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerServerErrorException: Input string was not in a correct format. ScriptResource.axd, line 939 character 13 I added some server-side logging, but the page is never sent, so it seems a client side issue. This behavior does not occur in IE8, Firefox OR chrome, there it works fine. Adam Taylor This is occurring because your submit button is an input with type="image" . Therefore, coordinates are submitted with the form. Previous versions of Internet Explorer submit those