Josh Mellicker wrote:

On Jan 18, 2008, at 12:20 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
One thing about the web: unless it's Flash or Java, it's publicly readable. :)

Unless it's PHP, Ruby, Perl, Javascript etc. used to generate pages- you can try to guess at the code from the generated page, but you can't read it.

I was referring to the UI in the browser. Of course anything could be used on the server to generate the page, even Rev. But regardless what generates it, what gets generated and arrives at the receiving browser will have to to be HTML, and without plugins any interactivity is limited to JavaScript and Java.

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 Richard Gaskin
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