Re: [whatwg] Calendar subscription as a feed?

2008-02-08 Thread Dan Mosedale
Mikko Rantalainen wrote: Currently it seems that there are two practical ways to link to a iCalendar file; one may distribute the .ics file via HTTP or with webcal protocol (which, if I've understood correctly, is just HTTP with different protocol name to help with binding with correct program).

Re: [whatwg] Calendar subscription as a feed?

2008-02-08 Thread Dan Mosedale
Dan Mosedale wrote: One nice property of the webcal: URI scheme is that any user-agent can reasonably infer the intended use (which is likely to carry the semantic that the URI will be around for a longer period of time) simply from the URI. So this URI can simply be included in any sort

Re: [whatwg] Revised Plan for Server-sent DOM events

2008-01-07 Thread Dan Mosedale
Anne van Kesteren wrote: - Continued problems of the 2 connection limit on HTTP server scalability Is there any realistic solution to this other than to use separate domains and have cross-domain working? Simply get rid of, or significantly raise, the limit? Standards work related to this

[whatwg] handler URI escaping in 4.5.1 appears to be different from encodeURIComponent

2007-09-26 Thread Dan Mosedale
The escaping specified in http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/#custom-handlers is slightly different than the escaping done by encodeURIComponent (as described at http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Functions:encodeURIComponent).

Re: [whatwg] Firefox 3

2007-09-26 Thread Dan Mosedale
Jonas Sicking wrote: Elliotte Harold wrote: How much, if any, support is planned is Firefox 3 for HTML 5 and especially WebForms 2.0 features? Looking at the prodyct requirements document it doesn't seem like anything is likely to make thi release. Is that accurate? Has Mozilla given any