Matthias Van Woensel
Matthias Van Woensel
@pjcdawkins do you need further input from me on this? I'm looking back into this and it still has its uses.
errr, I haven't tried that... I just did a test and you are right. That works perfectly. Feel free to decide wheter or not my change gets included. As you...
@olegabr did you follow up on this?
We did an upgrade to jquery 3 recently. We had a couple of breaking changes (for example the QAutocomplete plugin used to use .size() in stead of .length ). We...
At the moment: no. We did this work on an older version of qcubed. So I would have to do this again on the latest version of qcubed. I would...
@spekary thank you for your feedback. It is not a 100% clear to me how the implementation in QForm that you propose will work. I don't think I'd want to...
@olegabr thank you for the idea. @spekary Ok, I get what you are saying. So I tried converting my code to get read of the class variables. In QForm I...
@Oleg that might work but then the QSaveEvent will have to store the array somewhere. Which means it will go into the form_state. Unless I misunderstood, that is what were...
@olegabr why not use something like maxscale or better yet proxysql? This way, qcubed can simply work with a single mysql instance, and proxysql can distribute queries to the slaves,...
I'd like to pick this up. So I'm leaving some extra information here to remind myself. As @spekary mentioned ExecuteJavaScript is the one that is building the command.script array. And...