Hi guys,
Based on a previous reply from Peter I believe his intention for Ripple is
definitely a Flash-centric approach. The idea is to take your HTML text
content and wrap it in an XHTML document so that it can be accessed and
indexed by bots and browsers.
The main key feature of Ripple is to store a "browser history" in Flash
which can be traversed from within Flash and also allow the standard
back/forward browser buttons and bookmarks/shortcuts to work as an HTML page
would - so you can index a specific "page" in your Flash movie, whether it
is accessed internally (by laoding the XHTML content into your Flash movie)
or externally (by loading the XHTML page itself directly in the web
browser).
If the XHTML page is loaded into a web browser it should then use JS to load
your Flash movie if the user has Javascript and Flash, or display the XHTML
as usual if they don't.
- Scott W.
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