Ugh and I did the one worst thing any web developer can do, I told you all about it and didn't note that I've only tested with FF 2.0.0.14. And I'm now discovering that I should have tested safari and IE because it's not working ;-) Hopefully I'll have those browsers working real soon.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Craig L. Ching [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 3:28 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: JCR browser > > Hi all, > > Well, I've not really had a lot of time to spend on this yet. > That said, though, I want to show you what I *have* done. > It's not much beyond Lars' original demos, but I do find it > useful while developing sling apps to make sure things are > created correctly and help debug problems. I have a demo > running on one of my servers, > http://samurai.webasap.net/jcr-explorer/data/demo/browser.html > . I still haven't had time to get the path combo box > working, so ignore that for now. And some of the editors on > the grid aren't set up yet (e.g. 'true' > and 'false' will be tick boxes when I get time to implement > those). You probably won't like the styling if you're not a > dojo fan, but, never fear, I have some ideas to make that a > bit cleaner ;-) > > Anyway, let me know what you think. Any additions that would > be necessary for a first release, read-only jcr browser would > be appreciated. Hopefully seeing this will motivate someone > to work with me to get my changes into SVN ;-) I can provide > patches, however, I don't think I've done my best to design > them into the sling code base properly, so I'm going to work > on that next. > > Oh, one last thing, it says "JCR Explorer" everywhere, but > I'm thinking of going with "JCR Browser" instead. Comments on a name? > > Cheers, > Craig >
