Hi.
The original link I sent:
http://codinginparadise.org/projects/dhtml_history/README.html
Had callbacks as well. In other words, your application would log
history waypoints where each waypoint represented a state change in
the application. These waypoints would consist of a name for the
?
Rick
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Subject: [jQuery] Re: Best way to determine if a user has
Hi.
We've learned over time to build in backbutton functionality and
bookmarkability to our DHTML widgets or at least try to ascertain what
our clients will want ahead of time... Just because although people
usually don't think to ask up front, often when they use the application
a bit and they
Hi.
There is another surefire solution to getting a site that works with JS
and non-js usage, and that is to bifurcate the experience quite early on
and send the two sets of users down very different paths. In that case,
JS users see one set of pages and non-js users see another.
thinking of the dojo curry
function, which is based on one from a certain language.) I don't
follow it exactly when it does this, but it makes me leery of using it.
On Apr 17, 2007, at 6:38 PM, Nathan Young -X ((natyoung -
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Hi
Hi.
Can you describe a problem whose solution becomes much easier by using
currying?
-Nathan
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Hi.
In reality, I have yet to see any evidence that this problem actually
exists in the wild.
I'd caution against dismissing this possibility out of hand.
A potential hacker would need to find a site that delivers private
data
in this very specific fashion, build a page to exploit that,
Bullets and numbering!!! Front Page 97!!!
For my serious vote: top post with the whole thread quoted.
N
The worst thing ever?? Come on. Have you tried Microsoft Bob?
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On Wednesday, April 04, 2007 2:48 PM Glen Lipka
Hi.
I love this idea, it's inventive and the need is there.
The only feedback I have is that CSS that depends on JS will absolutely
not fly where I work and play.
Nathan
Feedback desired:
Lately, I have been developing CSS and HTML for a deep Web
2.0 complex app. Usually, I avoid
Hi.
I know you asked for code but what you're getting is more talk. Sorry.
You can't produce the secret in pure client side JS, you need the server
to round trip the secret to itself with the cooperation of the JS.
Also note that as stated before, creating mashups and securing your
service in
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Hi.
I can't give much super targeted help with the info you provide. I have a
couple thoughts that may or may not be helpful.
Although there are exceptions, usually javascript that fails because the page
is not loaded will still fail even if your network connection is very fast (in
other
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