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Database: Displays the path and name of the Concordance database currently linked to Opticon. Left text/Right text: Selecting an option from the Left text or Right text drop-down boxes modifies the information that appears in the left or right section of Opticon s title bar. The following selections are in each drop-down box: <Default>: If both the Left text and Right text drop-down boxes are set to <Default>, Opticon will display the image s alias on the left side of the title bar. <ALIAS>: Displays an image s alias. This might or might not be the same as an image s file name. <FILE>: Displays the full file path and name of an image. FIELD NAMES: Shows all field names from a linked Concordance database. If you select a field name, the appropriate value from the corresponding database record will be displayed in the title bar. Figure 13-8 shows the Opticon title bar when <ALIAS> and <FILE> are selected in the Left text and Right text drop-down boxes, respectively.

The most basic way to add a new action to our application is to check for it in the relevant controller method. For example, if we want to make sure that our application redirects to a welcome page unless the request is encrypted (i.e., https), then we can make the following base controller: package MyApp::Controller::Root; use parent 'Catalyst::Controller'; sub auto : Private { my ($self, $c) = @_; # redirect unless the called action has the C< Unsecure > attribute. return 1 if exists $c->action->attributes->{Unsecure}; $c->res->redirect('/welcome') unless $c->secure; return 1; } Now if we have a subroutine like the following: sub thing : Path : Args(1) { my ($self, $c, $args) = @_; } the application will die unless it s requested over a secure port. However, we can also call a method that won t redirect as follows: sub welcome_page : Path('welcome') Unsecure { my ($self, $c) = @_; }

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Document annotation reports are available as well, though Concordance presets the structure of those reports: you use a wizard and a corresponding tool to select which types of annotations to present and how they should appear, but not where the annotations will appear in the report. There s no report designer environment for annotation reports, and Concordance functions aren t applicable. However, you ll find that the layout of these annotation reports is logical, and additional design specifications beyond those that are accessible from the Annotation Report Wizard and the Annotation Report dialog aren t needed. Users who create and design reports will find that, although the steps required to build a basic report are simple, precise formatting concerns can take some time. Although Concordance s wizards gather required basic information about a report, and build the report itself, this is just a first step. End user specifications regarding font type, field placement, and page formatting usually require the person designing the report to refine the report several times before the end result conforms exactly to what the end user desires. Report design is simple in practice, but potentially time consuming to make a reality. However, given that reports can narrow a forest of data to only the information that an end user finds most valuable, both users and report designers will find that the time spent designing them is time well spent.

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The preceding example is not great, because our code isn t terribly reusable and it requires the execution of the correct auto action. We d like to keep the attribute independent from particular actions in the controller. In the example in this section, we ll do the opposite to the previous example that is, if we request a page that hits an attribute with a : Secure action from an unsecure page (i.e., not https), we ll redirect to an informative page. Here s the class we create in lib/MyApp/Action/EnsureEncryption.pm: package MyApp::Action::EnsureEncryption; use Moose; use MRO::Compat; use namespace::clean -except => 'meta'; extends 'Catalyst::Action';