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Old 09-24-2008
Faster Web page load times for mobile devices with Ziproxy

09-24-2008 01:00 AM
Ziproxy is Web proxy server, but rather than cache content the way Web proxies like Squid do, it's designed to compress the content that it fetches from the Web before forwarding it to the Web client. It can be useful for serving mobile devices like handheld Internet tablets that cannot take full advantage of high-resolution, high-quality images, or where the browser client is running over a mobile data plan where speed is low and bytes are expensive.



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Jifty::View::Declare::Helpers(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Jifty::View::Declare::Helpers(3pm)

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Jifty::View::Declare::Helpers - Additional subroutines for Jifty TD templates DESCRIPTION
This library provides mixins to help build your application's user interface. METHODS
Arguments get args Returns arguments as set in the dispatcher or with "set" below. If called in scalar context, pulls the first item in "args" and returns it. If called in list context, returns the values of all items in "args". my $action = get('action'); my ($action, $object) = get(qw(action object)); set key => val [ key => val ...] Sets arguments for later grabbing with get. HTML pages and layouts page template 'foo' => page {{ title is 'Foo' } ... }; or template 'foo' => page { title => 'Foo' } content { ... }; Renders an HTML page wrapped in "wrapper", after calling "/_elements/nav" and setting a content type. Generally, you shouldn't be using "/_elements/nav" but a Dispatcher rule instead. If "page/content" calling convention is used, the return value of the first sub will be passed into wrapper as the second argument as a hashref, as well as the last argument for the content sub. content Helper function for page { ... } content { ... }, read "page" instead. wrapper $coderef Render a page. $coderef is a Template::Declare coderef. This badly wants to be redone. Forms and actions form CODE Takes a subroutine reference or block of perl as its only argument and renders it as a Jifty "form", for example: my $action = new_action class => 'CreateTask'; form { form_next_page url => '/'; render_action $action; form_submit( label => _('Create') ); }; You can specify the form name using "with" in Template::Declare::Tags, like so: with (name => 'create_task'), form { ... }; new_action Shortcut for "new_action" in Jifty::Web. render_action $action_object, $fields, $args_to_pass_to_action Renders an action out of whole cloth. Arguments $action_object A Jifty::Action object which has already been initialized $fields A reference to an array of fields that should be rendered when displaying this action. If left undefined, all of the action's fields will be rendered. $args_to_pass_to_action A hashref of arguments that should be passed to $action->form_field for every field of this action. render_param $action, $param, %args Takes an action and one or more arguments to pass to Jifty::Action->form_field. render_hidden $action $name $default @args Takes an action and one or more arguments to pass to Jifty::Action->hidden form_return Shortcut for "return" in Jifty::Web::Form. form_submit Shortcut for "submit" in Jifty::Web::Form. form_next_page Shortcut for "next_page" in Jifty::Web::Form. Other functions and shortcuts hyperlink Shortcut for "link" in Jifty::Web. tangent Shortcut for "tangent" in Jifty::Web. redirect Shortcut for "redirect" in Jifty::Web. render_region A shortcut for "Jifty::Web::PageRegion->new(@_)->render" which does the Template::Declare magic necessary to not mix its output with your current page's. request Shortcut for "request" in Jifty::Web. current_user Shortcut for "current_user" in Jifty::Web. js_handlers Allows you to put javascript handlers, a la Jifty::Web::Form::Element, onto arbitrary HTML elements: div { js_handlers { onclick => { path => "/some/region/path" } } } render_mason PATH, ARGS Renders the Mason template at "PATH" (a string) with "ARGS" (a hashref). perl v5.14.2 2010-09-25 Jifty::View::Declare::Helpers(3pm)