I was looking through this because we are also looking at options for
multi-module / portal style app.
The thing about postMessage is that it is only supported in FF3,
Safari 4, IE8 etc. The JQuery version falls back to a
document.location.hash version for other browsers, which ends up in
your
On Mar 21, 12:08 am, Olivier Monaco olivier.mon...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on a front with a global portal as a placeholder for
applications. Each application is an independent GWT module opened in
an iframe. The portal and all applications can talk one to each other.
Each application
, sort of
simplified, gui-less gadgets). It seems like the safest way to this is
to use iframes and inter-frame communication to limit what the third-
party code can do (to some extent).
So now I need to be able to post events to the gadget-frames and
receive responses (basically RPC
PM, jjh j...@42quarks.com wrote:
Hi,
I am wanting allow extensions to my website (essentially third-party
javascript code that can provide response to certain events, sort of
simplified, gui-less gadgets). It seems like the safest way to this is
to use iframes and inter-frame communication
website (essentially third-party
javascript code that can provide response to certain events, sort of
simplified, gui-less gadgets). It seems like the safest way to this is
to use iframes and inter-frame communication to limit what the third-
party code can do (to some extent).
So now I
Hi,
I am wanting allow extensions to my website (essentially third-party
javascript code that can provide response to certain events, sort of
simplified, gui-less gadgets). It seems like the safest way to this is
to use iframes and inter-frame communication to limit what the third-
party code can
-party
javascript code that can provide response to certain events, sort of
simplified, gui-less gadgets). It seems like the safest way to this is
to use iframes and inter-frame communication to limit what the third-
party code can do (to some extent).
So now I need to be able to post events
