mherger wrote: > > Great. Since you are on MacOS, did you get a chance to try Safari? As > > it's WebKit-based, I'd assume it should work, but you never know... > > I've seen failure of the top expand button on (intermittently) Chrome & > > Safari: once collapsed, I could no longer correctly expand the panel any > > more. It would expand, but stay empty. Once in that state Safari would > use > about 30% CPU, Chrome & Opera 20%. >
Never happened to me with Chromium (>v24), but I've seen this on Firefox (which sometimes randomly actually displays the app, but mostly not). Unfortunately, this is a built-in functionality of Ext4, so I'm not quite sure what to do about it. mherger wrote: > > > > > It would certainly be easier, but the available commands have a > number > > of limitations, either in functionality or in performance (or I > didn't > > understand them well enough ;-)[/color] > > My question was mostly about pure JSON vs. JSONP. IMHO using JSON only > is > much simpler than JSONP. The latter has been developed to work around > cross origin resource sharing limitations, but has its limitations > (though > probably not a problem if you have full control over the server side). > Well, basically I have no clue so I just took one method. In Ext4, there really is no difference, just using one proxy or the other. mherger wrote: > > I do understand that shifting some of the heavy work (database queries) > > results in better performance when done on the server. But in some cases > > I'd be careful as you will have to re-implement a lot of the logic of > what > has already been done elsewhere, just to make sure you don't break the > > logic the user is used to. Eg. when is a track to be considered a track > by > a given artist. What roles does this artist need to have etc. > Well, I maybe have to review this for some cases. In general, I'd be happy to use the existing functionality - but sometimes, it's seems to be too restrictive or slow for what I'm trying to do. As I said, it also might be the case that I'm not aware of it. mherger wrote: > > Please continue this great job - and don't hesitate to ask questions > (over > in the devs forum). > I'd be still interested in the mysterious SlimBrowse menu you mentioned before, which I haven't found yet. I've implemented radio using the cli queries in the meantime, but nothing concerning plugins. ---- Roland ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Roland0's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=56808 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98186 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
