Yup, I got it in the email you sent, works great. Interesting stunt,
and certainly reinforces the "Browser is the Computer" meme!
The code was quite useful, especially to me being a bit of a
javascript novice -- only used it a few times in depth. The $()
function stunt was very cool and made it look like a shell variable.
I also like the appendLine - trace functions, when I don't have
firebug to work with. Works within closures which sometimes confuses
firebug, at least on the Mac.
In-lining the css is also interesting: considered a no-no by the
purists but likely to be very useful for html/javascript "scripts" ..
letting us have a one-file solution.
I'm cc-ing Friam in case folks are interested in the details.
-- Owen
On Dec 31, 2008, at 11:43 AM, Dale Schumacher wrote:
Hi Owen,
I was wondering if the HTML/CSS/Javascript example I sent as an
attachment was passed through the FRAIM list. Did you get it? Was it
a sufficient example for the kind of problem you wanted to solve? I
have more complex examples, if they would be useful.
Dale
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