Re: beagle webinterface
ok, this don't give any error... but when I do an alert of mimetype
value it only shows me $mimetype...
one question... is possible that user when clicks the link href
changes for the modified [EMAIL PROTECTED] value?
thanks.
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On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 8:48 PM, Blackhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello,
I could get the correct url with http:// thanks you much :D
but now I found an other problem... I tested with a lot of variables,
and looked the code for a similar var but for the mime type, I found
that with my script all files are procesed as text files :o
now I've got that:
[hitresult.xsl]
a target=_blank href=# onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]'); return
false;
[default.js]
function openhit(url)
{
var direccio;
var host;
host = http://; + location.host + /;
direccio = url.replace (file:///var/www/, host);
document.location.href = direccio;
}
now I know that I have to do that:
[hitresult.xsl]
a target=_blank href=#
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]',var_saying_mimetype); return false;
[default.js]
function openhit(url,mime)
{
var direccio;
var host;
host = http://; + location.host + /;
direccio = url.replace (file:///var/www/, host);
window.open(direccio).document,open(mime);
}
I see also, searching, that there's a file that I think that it could
be used for translations.
In some projects for translate websites is used php gettext, but I
think that gettext is not forced to be linked at php... I don't
know...
thanks you much.
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the files that are sent to me, to be odf, ods, odp, svg, png or in
default pdf. Thanks you a lot...
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:04 PM, Blackhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, great! missed the in href=# :$ I were looking and relooking
into the other funcion of a label :$
gonna try if the other thing works...
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On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 4:52 PM, D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it don't :(
I quickly changed on my computer and got an alert box with the URL.
a href=# onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]'); return false;...
function openhit (url)
{
alert(url);
}
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Re: beagle error logging
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 9:34 AM, Charles-Henri d'Adhémar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello ! what about add a message to the log and stop logging? so that search etc. will continue to work but no logs are written until the daemon is restarted. I totally agree with this solution : if the user did not noticed the error but only the log file size it means that the error is not critical for beagled daily usage. Then there is no reason to shutdown beagled. As far as I remember, the last time I had a problem with the log file size was with a particular file type (MS Word documents indexing error and it was about a year ago). In such a situation the user will notice some of its MS Word document are not indexed, grep the log and see one error message saying something like too much errors with the MS Word document indexer, error logging stopped. It sounds like a sain and easy to understand behavior for the end user. (sent to list too) ___ Dashboard-hackers mailing list Dashboard-hackers@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
Re: beagle webinterface
ok, this don't give any error... but when I do an alert of mimetype
value it only shows me $mimetype...
Then use
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '{$mimetype}'); return false;)
one question... is possible that user when clicks the link href
changes for the modified [EMAIL PROTECTED] value?
Not sure what you mean here. Can you explain with an example ? You might be
able to change the href when the user clicks the link, but that would again
involve writing an onClick handler. I think you should be able to change the
href and then return true in which case the click will open the modified
href. But this all javascript manipulation happening here. And I am not the
best person to ask these :-). You should consult some advanced javascript
tutorial or something.
- dBera
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Re: beagle webinterface
a href=return of function openhit() onClick=openhit(...)
then, in function openhit
function openhit(url){
direccio = modification of value url;
return(direccio);
}
then in href, nor #, go the edited link, then we don't need to use
mimetype and nothing more...
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while sending attached files. Files such .doc, .xls, are formats that
don't follow the standard rules and may cause problems on viewing or
in the format of the text when these are opened with programs where
thousands users communities develops free software. So that I ask for
the files that are sent to me, to be odf, ods, odp, svg, png or in
default pdf. Thanks you a lot...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Debajyoti Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, this don't give any error... but when I do an alert of mimetype
value it only shows me $mimetype...
Then use
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '{$mimetype}'); return false;)
one question... is possible that user when clicks the link href
changes for the modified [EMAIL PROTECTED] value?
Not sure what you mean here. Can you explain with an example ? You might be
able to change the href when the user clicks the link, but that would again
involve writing an onClick handler. I think you should be able to change the
href and then return true in which case the click will open the modified
href. But this all javascript manipulation happening here. And I am not the
best person to ask these :-). You should consult some advanced javascript
tutorial or something.
- dBera
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Re: beagle webinterface
a href=return of function openhit() onClick=openhit(...)
then, in function openhit
function openhit(url){
direccio = modification of value url;
return(direccio);
}
then in href, nor #, go the edited link, then we don't need to use
mimetype and nothing more...
From what I understand about HTTP servers, even then you would have the same
problem. document.open(...), window.open(...) or clicking on an href uses the
same HTTP calls and browser functions to open a new document. AFAIK, its
the HTTP servers responsibility to inform the browser about the mimetype. You
can test this, in openhit(), instead of opening a new window with the
document, open a blank window and set its href to direccio. That will achieve
the same effect as clicking on a link.
See e.g. http://www.irt.org/articles/js128/index.htm#4.1
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Re: beagle webinterface
what I would like to not do is open an other window, but I'm gonna try
to continue with the mime, I think I'm almost at the end! a few tests
more and that's all!
maybe webinterface could have this utility in this time...
Blackhold
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don't follow the standard rules and may cause problems on viewing or
in the format of the text when these are opened with programs where
thousands users communities develops free software. So that I ask for
the files that are sent to me, to be odf, ods, odp, svg, png or in
default pdf. Thanks you a lot...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:29 PM, Debajyoti Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a href=return of function openhit() onClick=openhit(...)
then, in function openhit
function openhit(url){
direccio = modification of value url;
return(direccio);
}
then in href, nor #, go the edited link, then we don't need to use
mimetype and nothing more...
From what I understand about HTTP servers, even then you would have the same
problem. document.open(...), window.open(...) or clicking on an href uses the
same HTTP calls and browser functions to open a new document. AFAIK, its
the HTTP servers responsibility to inform the browser about the mimetype. You
can test this, in openhit(), instead of opening a new window with the
document, open a blank window and set its href to direccio. That will achieve
the same effect as clicking on a link.
See e.g. http://www.irt.org/articles/js128/index.htm#4.1
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Re: beagle webinterface
well tried that:
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '{$mimetype}'); return false;)
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '$mimetype'); return false;)
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', $mimetype); return false;)
onClick=openhit('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', {$mimetype}); return false;)
and in the funcion openhit(url,mime){ there's an alert(mime);
sometimes in the last twho cases it opens a new window with the main
page (and alert don't appears) :S in the first two ones, the alert is
empty.
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while sending attached files. Files such .doc, .xls, are formats that
don't follow the standard rules and may cause problems on viewing or
in the format of the text when these are opened with programs where
thousands users communities develops free software. So that I ask for
the files that are sent to me, to be odf, ods, odp, svg, png or in
default pdf. Thanks you a lot...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:39 PM, Blackhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what I would like to not do is open an other window, but I'm gonna try
to continue with the mime, I think I'm almost at the end! a few tests
more and that's all!
maybe webinterface could have this utility in this time...
Blackhold
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while sending attached files. Files such .doc, .xls, are formats that
don't follow the standard rules and may cause problems on viewing or
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thousands users communities develops free software. So that I ask for
the files that are sent to me, to be odf, ods, odp, svg, png or in
default pdf. Thanks you a lot...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:29 PM, Debajyoti Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a href=return of function openhit() onClick=openhit(...)
then, in function openhit
function openhit(url){
direccio = modification of value url;
return(direccio);
}
then in href, nor #, go the edited link, then we don't need to use
mimetype and nothing more...
From what I understand about HTTP servers, even then you would have the same
problem. document.open(...), window.open(...) or clicking on an href uses the
same HTTP calls and browser functions to open a new document. AFAIK, its
the HTTP servers responsibility to inform the browser about the mimetype. You
can test this, in openhit(), instead of opening a new window with the
document, open a blank window and set its href to direccio. That will achieve
the same effect as clicking on a link.
See e.g. http://www.irt.org/articles/js128/index.htm#4.1
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