The lawsuit was brought past German royalties collector GEMA, who called on the Regional Court in Hamburg to organization the march hosting usage to a halt it from hosting 5,000 music tracks on its put for download.

GEMA released a report in German addressing the court’s ruling:

“The judgment states that the hosting service itself is now chief as a service to making persuaded that not any of the music tracks worried are distributed via its programme in the future. This means that the copyright holder is no longer required to perform the ongoing and complex checks.”

The court concluded that Rapidshare and other like queue sharing sites had not infatuated the proper measures to impede copyright infringement from occurring via the service

I certainly haven’t lost interest in Smalltalk or Seaside – I still haven’t found anything better.

I guess I lost time to blog. I earn my way in a fairly high pressure (Java ) Solutions Architect role that has sucked away time. I have also been rebuilding the family home (converting from a bungalow to a house) here in the UK. Both projects are nearing completion so hopefully I’ll get more time in the not too distant.

Regards
Alan

This site doesn’t seem to have much information about who you are. Anyway, I am still learning about Smalltalk and Seaside. I have found these (now somewhat old) posts on Smalltalk and Seaside useful and inspiring.

My question is: what happened? The blog seems to “just end” after a short career. I would be interested to know whether you lost interest in Smalltalk, or just stopped writing about it? If you did lose interest, what was it that you found you didn’t like.

I’d love to hear your current thoughts on this subject matter.

Thanks,
Mark Dittmer

Thanks!

I tried removing that extra toggleAppear as well. It still doesn’t display Hide Detail’.

How can I tell which version of Seaside is loaded in the image? The image is Damien Cassou’s, which came pre-loaded.

Thanks! (This was a great tutorial by the way, I really enjoyed it. I hope you write some more)

Try removing the extra : toggleAppear

from the line

onAfterFinish: (html element id: contact identifier , ’show’)"; toggleAppear");

I haven’t tried this in seaside 2.8 but I believe it should work.

I’ve copied down the entire method as far as I can tell. I’m using Damien Cassou’s Web image with Squeak 3.10.2

renderContentOn: html
html anchor
id: (contact identifier , ’show’);
style: ‘margin-left:40px’;
onClick: (html effect id: contact identifier; toggleAppear;
onBeforeStart: (html element id: contact identifier , ’show’);
onAfterFinish: (html element id: contact identifier , ‘hide’));
with: ‘Show Detail’.

html anchor
id: (contact identifier , ‘hide’);
style: ‘margin-left:40px;display:none’;
onClick: (html effect id: contact identifier; toggleAppear;
onBeforeStart: (html element id: contact identifier , ‘hide’);
onAfterFinish: (html element id: contact identifier , ’show’); toggleAppear);
with: ‘Hide Details’.

self renderDetailsDiv: contact identifier on: html

I had forgotten the multipart message.

html form multipart;

The callback works. The photo shows up. Bravo!

html fileUpload callback: [:file | self attachPhotograph: file]

I set a breakpoint (self halt) in attachPhotograph and found that the method is never called.

So,…no photo for me.