Jifty::Object(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Object(3pm)NAME
Jifty::Object - Base class for most of Jifty's objects
DESCRIPTION
"Jifty::Object" is the superclass of most of Jifty's objects. It is used to provide convenient accessors to important global objects like
the database handle or the logger object, while still allowing individual classes to overload these methods.
We ought to be able to mix-in "Jifty::Object" with any other class; thus, we will not define "new" or "_init" in "Jifty::Object". We do
assume, however, that $self is a blessed hash reference.
METHODS
current_user [USER]
Gets/sets a user for the current user for this object. You often do not need to call this explicitly; Jifty will inspect your caller's
"current_user", and so on up the call stack.
PRIVATE _get_current_user
Takes the ARGS paramhash passed to _init. Find the current user. First, try to see if it's explicit. After that, check the caller's
current_user. After that, look at Jifty->web->current_user
Fills in current_user with that value
log
Returns a Log::Log4perl logger object; the category of the logger is the same as the class of $self.
perl v5.14.2 2010-09-25 Jifty::Object(3pm)
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Jifty::Manual(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Manual(3pm)NAME
Jifty::Manual - Jifty documentation
DESCRIPTION
This manual is divided into many separate pages, each covering a specific topic thoroughly.
Jifty::Manual::AccessControl
Implementing access controls in your Jifty app
Jifty::Manual::Actions
All about actions and how to use them
Jifty::Manual::Continuations
Continuations made easy. Easier..
Jifty::Manual::Cookbook
Chunk-sized pearls of wisdom for accomplishing common tasks
Jifty::Manual::Deploying
How to go from "jifty server" to a robust web-server and database environment
Jifty::Manual::FAQ
Frequently asked questions, for some value of frequent
Jifty::Manual::Glossary
Common terms that you might want to learn
Jifty::Manual::Logging
How to control Jifty's logging, which is backed by Log::Log4perl
Jifty::Manual::Models
All about models -- the creepy crawlies that live in your database
Jifty::Manual::ObjectModel
How all the bits of Jifty hang together
Jifty::Manual::PageRegions
You too can have sexy AJAX!
Jifty::Manual::RequestHandling
The life cycle of a page load
Jifty::Manual::Style
Style guide for the Jifty project itself
Jifty::Manual::Tutorial
Your first stop on this tour
Jifty::Manual::TutorialRest
Using the REST API in your application
Jifty::Manual::Tutorial_de
The tutorial in German
Jifty::Manual::Tutorial_ja
The tutorial in Japanese
Jifty::Manual::Tutorial_zhtw
The tutorial in Traditional Chinese
Jifty::Manual::Upgrading
How to change your application's database
Jifty::Manual::UsingCSSandJS
How to use custom CSS and JavaScript in your application
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