Hi Anton and all you guys,
I took a look at this proposal and I think it won't work. AJAX is
basically DHTML + XMLHttpRequest and I got the feeling that it demands
commitment to this approach from the beggining of the design. I mean,
the original web pages need to be constructed in this way. As Google
Suggest and Google Maps. That's not my case. Let me try to state it clearly:
*"I want something on the client-side (between browser and web server)
that can intercept the HTTP response (web page retrieved by the server)
and make some adjustments to the page (for example, inserting footnotes,
summarizing content, etc.) and, only then, delivers the changed page to
the browser for presentation. Just remembering: it gotta be client-side
programming, which means I CAN'T change the original web pages of ANY
web server."*
Can Rebol do that? Another plug-in? Or a browser extension? Any Java
solution in client-programming?
Hope you guys help me on that. Thanks for your attention!
Rodrigo
Anton Rolls wrote:
>This looks like it - AJAX ("Asynchronous JavaScript + XML"):
>
>http://www.adaptivepath.com/publications/essays/archives/000385.php
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>(link found by Graham Chiu, thanks)
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>Anton.
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>>Hi Rodrigo,
>>
>>This is an interesting question and one that
>>I would like to have as an example myself some time.
>>A friend of mine I was speaking to recently said
>>he had seen it done (using javascript I think)
>>to update sections of a page.
>>
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>>Anton.
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>>>Hello guys! I want to build a program that that could run on the
>>>client-side (IE, Netscape, Opera, etc.), get the web page
>>>retrived by the server and do some adjustments to it, let's say,
>>>add some footnotes or summarizing the text. Can I make that using REBOL?
>>>
>>>Thanks to you all!
>>>
>>>Rodrigo
>>>
>>>
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