On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 09:25, Gene Amtower <g...@pc-backup.com> wrote:
> Derrell, > > I agree that we should embrace this security measure - it protects us from > the "other" developers. > > However, this touches on another post some months ago, where the IE > security bar blocked an action and then reloaded the entire page when the > user verified the action. In a normal webpage scenario, this is just fine, > but in an RIA environment, this is disastrous. I wonder if the framework > could provide a "check" function at load time to allow a user to "verify" > actions for the site prior to loading and initiating the app, in order to > avoid a later incident that reloads the entire RIA page. An app developer > would include this function at startup to initiate an arbitrary "trigger" > that forces the browser to offer the acceptance option and prevent future > dialogs. I don't know what this function would need to execute in order to > trigger the acceptance, but others probably have a better knowledge of what > it would take. > That's a reasonable request. I'd recommend writing it up as an enhancement bug. A script that does "something" TBD before actually loading the qooxdoo application could likely be easily added as an option. Derrell
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