Hi Mat,
> ...and I get the impression this trick enables som kind of push, no?
>
If your reference provides the kind of talking between framed contents then
I would argue that there could be some kind of manual communication
pattern, e.g.:
1. let there be WikiA from UserA and WikiB from UserB
2. let there be TiddlerA in WikiA and TiddlerB in WikiB iframing
TiddlerA from WikiA
3. let UserB create ReplyB in WikiB as a response to TiddlerA from WikiA
- some cross-frame magic could help UserB to assign a *origin:WikiA*
and a *reply:TiddlerA* field to ReplyB
4. let UserA iframe WikiB, e.g. in TiddlerA, and do some
crose-frame-magic to see if WikiB has any tiddlers where
- *origin:WikiA* and *reply:TiddlerA* are set for any tiddlers, and
perhaps check for their dates
5. let UserA, in turn, create ReplyA as a response to ReplyB from
UserB, perhaps also tagging ReplyA with *TiddlerA*
- the cross-frame-magic would also help UserA to assign a
*origin:WikiB* and a *reply:ReplyB* field to ReplyA
6. let UserB visit his response ReplyB iframing WikiA so as to check if
any response exists
7. etc...
So, yes, it sounds like there might be ways to do *manual* communication,
granted this cross-frame-communication pattern allows for UserB to access
WikiA in a well defined manner, if only through a url pattern.
Something tells me that this mutual iframing may yield WikiA iframing WikiB
which in turn iframes WikiA, endlessly. So, not sure what would happen
there.
Best wishes, Tobias.
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