Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Terry Vogelaar
I have been asked to make a HTML-version of a Flash-based site, because not all internet browsing devices have Flash. The site is not hosted on On-Rev, so I cannot use an .irev file. The CMS is Flashblocks; a Flash-based commercial CMS that writes all data to an XML-file. So the task of parsing

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Michael Kann
the file Can it create new files and overwrite existing files? -- yes Hope that helps a little. --- On Tue, 4/13/10, Terry Vogelaar tvogel...@de-mare.nl wrote: From: Terry Vogelaar tvogel...@de-mare.nl Subject: Revlet as backend tool To: use-revolution

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Richard Gaskin
Terry Vogelaar wrote: I have been asked to make a HTML-version of a Flash-based site, because not all internet browsing devices have Flash. The site is not hosted on On-Rev, so I cannot use an .irev file. Not a problem, since .irev and Flash work on opposite ends of the system: .irev is a

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Michael Kann
Richard, I admit that I even read the HeadsFirst HTML book. (But don't let anybody else know). There is also a HeadsFirst AJAX. --- On Tue, 4/13/10, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote: From: Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com Subject: Re: Revlet as backend tool To: How

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Richard Gaskin
Michael Kann wrote: Richard, I admit that I even read the HeadsFirst HTML book. (But don't let anybody else know). There is also a HeadsFirst AJAX. Yeah, pretty fun stuff. Their departure from monotonous page layouts has inspired one of my clients to revolutionize some aspects of our

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread stephen barncard
And their MySQL book was similarly good. More than just layout - the attitude and psychology behind it reflect well-researched teaching methods that go right to the brain. On 13 April 2010 08:37, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote: Michael Kann wrote: Richard, I admit that I

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Andre Garzia
Terry, Like the others, I suspect your best option is a CGI and not a RevWeb installation. This will make it easier to read and generate files since everything will run on the server. Doing file manipulation on servers from a client point of view can be tricky. Now, moving further, remember to

Re: Revlet as backend tool

2010-04-13 Thread Terry Vogelaar
an...@andregarzia.com Subject: Re: Revlet as backend tool To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Message-ID: o2j7c87a2a11004130907uda8e1237lc4472f484aa36...@mail.gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Terry, Like the others, I suspect your best option is a CGI