Hm, does that mean we have a similar issue in DHTML (bogus args in the LFC or app request?)
On 2006-09-28, at 11:14 EDT, Max Carlson wrote: > The code I posted to IRC is used to explicitly copy only the LPS- > specific query args from the URL passed into lzEmbed to the URL > used in the object/embed tags. All arguments (including LPS- > specifics) are passed into Flash using the flashvars object/embed > tag. We go through these gyrations so non-LPS specific args don't > bust the browser cache by changing the request URL... > > -Max > > P T Withington wrote: >> Strange. What was that code you quoted in irc all about then? >> On 2006-09-28, at 00:24 EDT, Max Carlson wrote: >>> It turns out flash doesn't filter them. Some testing and another >>> read of embed.js confirmed this... >>> >>> -Max >>> >>> P T Withington wrote: >>>> Approved. But, what about the plan to filter out the queries >>>> that are filtered out by embed.js? >>>> On 2006-09-27, at 22:28 EDT, Max Carlson wrote: >>>>> Change change.6KHs7EedW.txt by [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>>> computer.local /Users/maxcarlson/openlaszlo/legals/ on >>>>> 2006-09-27 19:24:13 PDT >>>>> >>>>> Summary: Fix LPP-2781 Support access to queryArgs from DHTML >>>>> global space >>>>> >>>>> New Features: >>>>> >>>>> Bugs Fixed: LPP-2781 >>>>> >>>>> Technical Reviewer: jgrandy >>>>> QA Reviewer: ptw >>>>> Doc Reviewer: (pending) >>>>> >>>>> Documentation: >>>>> >>>>> Release Notes: >>>>> >>>>> Details: All query args are now set in the global scope, a la >>>>> Flash. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Tests: Test, type 'lzr' in the debugger and you should see the >>>>> string 'dhtml' >>>>> >>>>> Files: >>>>> M WEB-INF/lps/lfc/kernel/dhtml/LFC.js >>>>> >>>>> <patch.maxcarlson.meQR.tgz> _______________________________________________ Laszlo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.openlaszlo.org/mailman/listinfo/laszlo-dev
