I will start with your second question, please see the response that I wrote here: http://groups.google.com/group/gears-users/browse_thread/thread/ee388ffe367f3a8f?hl=en (sorry for link, but the answer is the same).
For your first question, it looks complicated, but actually is easy. There will be a separate instance of gears for http and https. There will be 2 different storage folders each with own stores, db, cached files.... Those will be used based on how user will call your site. There is no problem as long as your site is not mixing the http with https (having mixed links to https and http in same page, load resources from http in https pages). If you only have login on https I think there will be no problem for you as long as you do not want to have the login in offline mode ;) Hope that helps, Eduard On Jan 29, 8:35 pm, "Deivison A. Elias" <[email protected]> wrote: > Some doubts about Google Gears: > > - If google gears work domain:port how it works in https? My system > uses https to login and http inside the system. It will work or I need > 2 databases? > > - How can I know if the user is offline or not? > > - If I have a page like agenda.php and the user uses agenda.php? > code=15, can I get the agenda.php html and put with javascript > informations from code 15?
