Notes.
If the session time out, you'll have to refresh the page.
Press the button to submit text - not the enter/return key. I've
(hopefully) trapped the return key, but if the page form is submitted
you'll probably just get an error.
splash21 wrote:
Where there's a will, there's a way....
This example is pretty basic and I've only tested it on Firefox/Vista.
http://splash21.on-rev.com/revlet/
You can send text from the web page to the revlet. Communication can
flow the other way as well.
I saved the test revlet stack with a variable containing a string of
'X' characters in the openStack script.
The .rev file is not embedded on the HTML page - instead there's a
.irev file embedded. The .irev file opens the real revlet file as
binary, replaces the string of X's with the user's session key and
spits the resulting binary file out to the browser. This gets
downloaded as the revlet which now contains the session key and can
now communicate with the web page.
It may seem like a total hack of a workaround, but it's simple - and
it seems to work. Hope some of you guys find it useful!
JC
Robert M. wrote:
The webLets showed in the webinar are autistic : they only seem to
work as a
confined world with no interaction with the rest of the page.
1) Is it possible to send them parameters, perhaps via a user tag
within
the object tag??
I hope they're not autistic, oh god I pray!
2) is there a way to have one weblet communicate with another on the
same
page???
Thanks... trying to figure out how to use weblets in my site design...
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