Look very closely at that toolbar:
http://freewarepalm.net/communication/flingit.shtml
I haven't seen Ben post in awhile. I just installed it, and there's
a very small sentence there about the GPL on the installer License window.
No biggie, except.. he didn't change the
On 12/11, Samuel Tardieu wrote:
| plucker-build is unable to retrieve http://www.rfc1149.net/. This page
| is available in several formats and encoding. Plucker seems to
| announce to the WWW server that it is willing to accept anything,
| while it doesn't accept the x-gzip encoding. Note that
As you probably know, deleting Fling-It via the Palm-provided
launcher facilities will also delete all of your Plucker data and
applications as well, because they share the same CreatorID. I just did this
and tapped [Ok] when prompted before I remembered that gotcha. Oof!
The exact reason is that plucker recognizes gzip as an encoding, while
it does not recognize x-gzip which is also used. In the meantime, I will
change my encoding to be gzip.
gzip is a registered HTTP content-coding transfer parameter (see
http://www.iana.org/assignments/http-parameters)
Looks like a missing/bad Accept: header. I didn't think it was required
by the HTTP RFC, but Microsoft has never been one to adhere to standards.
It's probably correct to send an Accept: header that looks something like:
Accept: text/*, image/*
Yes, this looks like a good idea.
Sections would definately be an easier way to deal with
configurations (for
not the least of which, it would absolve of having to keep switching and
creating/destroying config objects).
I can send you a diff with the changes I had to do to make it work
with sections instead of different
On Mon, Nov 12, 2001, Robert O'Connor wrote:
Yes please. By all means.
I did an implementation of sections, but there is probably better ways of
doing it.
I will take a look at your latest changes before I create a diff.
Maybe you can add the blocked_dialog files to CVS, too ;-)
Just for
I will take a look at your latest changes before I create a diff.
Maybe you can add the blocked_dialog files to CVS, too ;-)
Doh! Thanks for catching this.
Added straight away.
Just for curiosity, would it be possible to post a screenshot
of what your
copy looks like on your computer,
From the palm newsgroup archives the past few days, for those that don't
read it full time.
.
This is a nice example of what David was discussing in regards to the heavy
tolls being tossed onto the small independent content providers.
From the palm newsgroup archives the past few days, for those that don't
read it full time. . This is a nice example of what David was discussing
in regards to the heavy tolls being tossed onto the small independent
content providers.
I've got a guy volunteering already to help with
Robert:
This is a nice example of what David was discussing in regards to the heavy
tolls being tossed onto the small independent content providers.
So where are the people promoting Plucker in that thread? I only read my
local palmtops group, as I don't have that much time or a particularly
David wrote:
I've got a guy volunteering already to help with the php-based front
end for Wucker (ok, I couldn't think of a name, Web Plucker), which is
[snip]
OK, I'll bite: php? Dear God, nooo!
Is plucker going for a record number of languages used, or something? ;-)
--
So where are the people promoting Plucker in that thread? I only read
my local palmtops group, as I don't have that much time or a
particularly big stake in palms at the moment, but I often promote it
there.
I have sent a message to the proprietor of GoChannels.net to see if
he is
OK, I'll bite: php? Dear God, nooo! Is plucker going for a
record number of languages used, or something? ;-)
You forget whose house is right up the road, and whose house the
Plucker server is currently colocated within... Rasmus Lerdorf, author of
php. Not that he'll
David:
OK, I'll bite: php? Dear God, nooo! Is plucker going for a
record number of languages used, or something? ;-)
You forget whose house is right up the road, and whose house the Plucker
server is currently colocated within... Rasmus Lerdorf, author of php.
If I hammer the
If I hammer the server hard enough, can I make it catch fire? (OK, poor
joke, I'm sorry... I've just seen enough bad php to last me many
lifetimes.)
The language doesn't make bad code, programmers make bad code. Some
languages make it easier to write bad code, however, but I think
basic requirements:
306K for application
OWCH! What are they putting in these applications?!
Looks like they've improved matters slightly now that version 3.0 is out
of beta, but I still have no desire to waste 128kB.
This smells of the Why improve or optimize
David:
The language doesn't make bad code, programmers make bad code. Some
languages make it easier to write bad code, however, but I think that's also
dependant on the programmer's level of understanding of the actual code and
the objective. TMTOWTDI.
Language influences the way the
Well, I can always help a bit with PHP. Hate to admit it :-).
Bill
I love watching fish out of water. *sigh*
Apparently my PC is causing their server to barf. That's one I've
never heard of before. Apparently using a different PC is supposed to fix
their server-side issues.
[spits milk out nose laughing]
I only bring this up
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