Re: [Dynapi-Dev] browser history and RPC

Peter Romianowski Wed, 29 Oct 2003 12:13:58 -0800

Hi,

shouldn't that also be provided as a standard DynAPI-function?
Like dynapi.preventHistory()? While at it a function
dynapi.preventContextMenu() could be added too, which catches
the oncontextmenu-events and the right-click (for older browsers)?
That is *really* useful when working with with a custom ui made
of dynlayers. Another idea could be to provide something like:

DynLayer lyr = new DynLayer();
lyr.enableContextMenuClick();
lyr.addEventListener ( {
        oncontextmenu : ...
});

I think that this would be very useful to a lot of users. If wanted
I can provide the functionality since I already have it (partly) in
my own libraries.

Regards,
Peter

Raymond Irving wrote:

Ok. We'll provide a new function from the server-side
libraries called wsPreventHistory(). When this
function is called it will prevent the client from
clicking the back button.
--
Raymond Irving
--- Jacob Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ah, and have that sent to the server side as a
hidden element, so that the
server can generate the "history.go(1)"...
Convoluted but works.
--JYL

I don't believe this should be the default
behaviour.
But we should make is an easy "switch", like
ioElement.PreventHistory(true) or some such
----- Original Message -----
From: "Raymond Irving" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Ok.

When using ioelmsrv.jscript.asp to send data to
the

client you can use the addJSCommand() function to
have

the "history.go(1);" command execute on the
client.
This will prevent the user from clicking the back
button.
Should we add this behavior ioelmsrv as the
default?

In this way users will not be able to click the
back
button.
--
Raymond Irving
--- Doug Melvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Can you elaborate on this?
I am not clear as to how this snippet is being
used.
----- Original Message -----
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Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Dev] browser history and
RPC

when you send javascript down to the client
use
<script>
  history.go(1);
</script>
--- Daniel Tiru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi mate!

How do you prevent using the backbutton?

/Daniel
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and

RPC

Yes SODA has the same problem.

Normally when I'm writing dynamic apps I
prevent

the

users from using the browsers back button.
IMO

it's

not good to have the back button active
when
you're
doing dynamic stuff.
--
Raymond Irving
--- Jacob Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I'm trying to learn how to write a SODA
server
side
for Tcl, and in the
process got JSRS up and running
(http://www.ashleyit.com/rs/jsrs/test.htm)

with tclhttpd as a smaller milestone. You
can
see
my
meager effort here:
http://mod3.net:8888/jsrs22/test.htm
I noticed that even though I use
location.replace()
(where possible) it
still fills my browser history, the back
button
gets
a very long history
very quickly.. :) I noticed this on IE6
and
NN7 on
WinXP, others saw
similar behavior with browsers on MacOSX
and
Linux.

Question: does the dynapi SODA have this
problem,
and if not, how did you
avoid it?
Other than that, I'm happy to report that
I am
making slow progress
creating a Tcl equivalent of the server
side
for
SODA, using the PHP code
as a template.
--JYL
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