FWIW, I got a new version of my application out, http://b33hive.net, using Caja r5591. Mostly under-the-hood stuff. I extracted a generic CMS from b33hive which is now powering b33hive and a few other projects in the works. Nothing tangibly exciting, but here are some Caja-relevant changes:
- Now using es5Mode to render a guest application's "focused" state. - Using server-side Caja to render an application's zoomed-out "splash" state with static html/css (before was using cajoled JS as well for focused state). - Splash state supports a special <splash> tag, similar to using <noscript> for normal webpages. - Added an API for guest code (shows <splash> usage too):http://b33hive.net/b33hive/examples - Opened up uri policy to allow external images, css, and scripts. External CSS and scripts are allowed for focused state only. - Added a sandbox cell so you don't have to sign up for an account to experiment: http://b33hive.net/b33hive/sandbox - Got it working on all the latest browsers, even on iPad, minus some small UI/input issues. Anyway, just in case you ever need to bring up an amazing use case for Caja, there you go! And thanks for all the hard work on Caja...it's really fast and robust. Es5Mode has made a huge difference. Doug -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Caja Discuss" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
