On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 02:49:04PM -0400, Rick Lyman wrote:
> Since an external (database) symbol starts with dash ('-'), a number
> should be prefixed with '+', so a negative number could be specified
> with "+-1234567".
Thanks Rick!
Right. Sorry, we discussed that about a month ago, and I forgot it
meanwhile. The JS 'lisp' calls are not really usable in this way.
Because of the URL encoding, there is no optimal solution.
I took out the encodeURIComponent() calls in 'lisp' in "lib/form.js", so
it is up to the application's JS code to properly encode the arguments
(or encode them not, like in the case of numbers).
The previous example would become with that:
...
(cons 'onload
(text
"navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(pos) {
lisp('@1!setLocation',
\"+\" + -pos.coords.latitude * 10000,
\"+\" + -pos.coords.longitude * 10000);
} )"
...
Cheers,
- Alex
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