Surely the same applies to all other plug-ins (for instance Flash or
QuickTime) which use referenced files?
The files will need to be referenced absolute URLs anyway, as far as I
can tell, which means they should work whether the revlet is running
off the server or out of a webdump.
Ian
On 6 Aug 2009, at 16:30, Kurt Kaufman wrote:
In Firefox, as I imagine to be the case with other browsers, a web
page can be saved with all of its supporting files: images, audio,
video, revlets, etc.
If a revlet is downloaded in such a manner, and it requires access
to data not included on the web page (but referenced by the revlet),
this would leave the downloaded copy of the revlet without
[critical] resources. Is this an issue to be considered? If so,
would a advisory to the user warn of missing resources? Would the
check occur as the revlet was first loading?
Thanks, KK
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