Had a look, I like your hack - great to know you can embed dynamically generated stacks using a cgi / iRev script!
2009/7/7 splash21 <[email protected]> > 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! It's doing the server based roundtrip for the communication though - to get a responsive Web2.0 type app you need to use Javascript on the client side. We'll have to wait for revised version of the plugin for that - maybe with luck we'll even get "do script as javaScript" for standalones as well :) _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
