/
> javascript';t.src='http://www.server.com/myscript.nocache.js?
> _bk_='+t.id+'&_nocache='+(new
> %20Date()).valueOf();document.getElementsByTagName('head')
> [0].appendChild(t);})();
>
> Olivier
>
> On 14 juin, 08:17, dino wrote:
&
yes, you misunderstood me :p I don't speak english and have sometimes
trouble explaining what I wan't :p
but that sentence is non-trivial and you already answered what I
needed to know
Sorry that I called your tutorial not good but It looked rather
confusing. It looks like you are doing some buggy
only have to change the JS
> code and the bookmarklet becomes "updated".
>
> So ya, I seriously have a hard time trusting a bookmarklet unless it
> comes from a legit and well established business. The worst a legit
> biz is going to do is do data mining on the things I do... they
I trust him :p
how do you create a bookmarklet in gwt? like a casual gwt project?
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@christian goudreau
thank you very much :)
@blessed geek
I find more often a server with php support then servlets support. my
host doesn't support servlets but I'll consider it.
because I only have to transfer plain text and not any serious
calculations on the server side, its not a problem I'll
Always when I learn something new I make as much as possible
applications to test myself and to get a little bit better. The goal
of my current "project" is to have a flextable filled with records
from a mysql database you can edit and as you are typing it gets
submitted into the database. the bac
Every time I learn something new I want to make as much applications
as possible just to test myself and become a bit more experienced.
I want to make a simple flex table binded to a database via php. I
have already a php script reading my whole database and parsing it
into json format. The flex ta