I haven't had time to play with revlets much, but this seems like too
much of a glaring omission to be true.
Isn't it possible to get the host browser name (or window element) and
send it something (like a URL)?
Another approach that "ought to work" is the bookmarklet scheme
"javascript:blahblahblah".
Joe F.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 1:32 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Aug 28, 2009, at 1:24 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
it is complicated but it can be done. First you need to have
sessions
implemented, you can pass your session variable to the revlet
using the
revParams, this way, your revlet could write to RDBMS or to a CGI
saying:
"hey, this session wants to go to another page" and in the page
that loads
the revlet itself, there should be a javascript that pings the
server every
couple seconds sending the session variable and receiving orders,
this way,
you set a three way communication where a javascript in the page
talks to
the server and the revlet talks to the same server.
Good times :-)
Thanks Andre.
No "do as JavaScript"? Drag.
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