On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Bert Freudenberg wrote:

> On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Bijan Parsia wrote:
> 
> > http://beauvoir.phil.unc.edu/swikibrowser/
> > 
> > Not quite there yet, mostly since I don't really get JavaScript :(
> 
> Well, JavaScript is actually easy ... I tried to implement a simple
> "changed/update" mechanism for SqueakBrowser. For example, if the main

Yeah, I've had a little trouble adapting it :( My fault, to be sure!

> category changed, all other panels had to be updated. JavaScript is the
> only way to update multiple frames with a single click in a somewhat
> compatible manner.

Yep.
  
> > What I *want* is to generalize this, so that if you set up a window using
> > the Pluggable Classes, you can flip a switch and get a Framed version. (The
> > reverse too! So we can have frames in Scamper.)
> 
> I'm not quite sure I understand what you want ... What are the
> "Pluggable Classes"?

PluggableText, PluggableList, PluggableButton...They work pretty much the
same in MVC and Morphic, why not in HTML & JavaScript too? Your update
mechanism is (if I get master it :)) solid foundation.

>   -Bert-
> 
> PS: If you intend to leave my browser action in your swiki, could you
>     please relabel the "edit" button to what it was before?


Whoops, that's only supposed to be there for my experiments and for
screenshots :)

I've hidden it for the moment, until I get a chance to
"update" (revert) the buttons :)

Cheers,
Bijan.

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