On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 1:14 PM, bob therriault <bobtherria...@mac.com> wrote: > I am certainly in no position to give any advice on web programming, but in > my stumbling about I found the most useful area on investigation for JHS was > to look at the demo's. Specifically demo1 and the link to demo1.ijs on the > demo page show how jsubmit is used (it looks like it is one way for > javascript functions and j verbs to communicate, as long as naming > conventions are followed) The core javascript function are kept in JS_jhs_ > and I was able to find ev_log_enter in the jijx.ijs script where JS_jhs_ is > defined. > > Hope this helps.
Thanks, that does help. That said, I am currently wishing for a variation on jijx where I get one expression and its result in a browser window. I have encountered a variety of interesting looking sentences which give huge (bigger than one screen) results, and I would like to organize them as browser tabs (I use browser tabs as a sort of "todo" list, when plowing through large quantities of information). If I could click on a previously executed sentence and have the option to display it, with its result, in a new window, that would be very convenient for me (but I am not yet to the point where I feel comfortable in trying to add that feature to jhs). The downfall of this approach would be expressions which cause side effects -- if you have side effects, you need to know something about what happened before to really understand what's going on. But, ultimately, that's something you can learn to live with. -- Raul ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
