Stephen Pair wrote:
> No, actually SSP means Squeak Server Pages.
I knew that... it was just a jock... sorry...
I tested SSP, it's easy enough, but, now I wonder why you said, in a
previous
mail that:
> I would still use text formatters for Swiki templates however.
what's the difference between a default.template:
<h1>Hi! I'm the title of page named <?pagetitle?></h1>
and my text is:
<?pagetext?>
and a SSP like:
method #templateDefault: strm forPage: page request: anHttpRequest
<ssp on: strm> "does it only accept one argument, or I can play like this?"
<h1>Hi! I'm then title of page named <page title></h1>
and my text is:
<page text>
Or a better scheme, where you have something similar to current Four Strong
Wings design,
replacing actions, templates and addresses for squaek methods, where some of
them are SSPs:
t _ MySwikiTemplateFormatter new.
t onAddress: 'page' use: #default:request:page.
and then use something like.
t format: page forAddress: request address withRequest: request "just an
example"
I'll reader prefer using SSPs, why not (other than moving current swikis to
SSPs)?
SSPed Bye!
Richie++
