Your library is on my list to study as I journey toward my client's
goals.
I have a couple new ideas (after reading Stephen Barncard's email) and
digging up some of my own work from 2008.
I think a couple solutions will blossom and I will let you know.
The most valuable part for my project you have answered
Rev compress(block) > decompress(block) in PHP
... this will allow a remote page to be displayed with code generated
by Rev templates and data.
Part of the methodology is to generate static page portions from a
library/database kept on myaccount.on-rev.com.
When these page portions are updated, calls to the remote sites are
made to utility scripts that accept/decode/store them locally for
display speed.
Most updates will be info/pages that are appended to the site rather
than requiring interactive queries or ajax.
I am far more accomplished with Rev than with PHP.
Thanks for the quick reply.
On Dec 11, 2009, at 9:38 AM, David Beck wrote:
Hi Jim,
In order to decompress data in PHP that was compressed using Rev you
need to strip a few bytes off the start of the data:
$decompressedData = gzinflate( substr( $dataCompressedWithRev ,
10 ) );
However I have not been able to figure out how to go the other way,
that is, decompressing data with Rev that was compressed with PHP.
If you do determine how to do this please let me know.
Also, you might find the callPHP library I posted a few weeks ago
useful, which allows PHP functions to be called from Rev stacks or,
I would imagine, an on-Rev script, although I have not worked with
on-Rev. The library is open source so feel free to use it directly
or strip it for parts. You can download it from:
http://www.rotundasoftware.com/rev/callPHP.html
Hope that helps,
David Beck
Rotunda Software
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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