Hello,
> Now, another idea, is: since we are using .aspx, why not directly
> "link" monodoc, instead of spawning it? That way we could avoid
> completely the security issues around a url containing characters that
> might be escaped by the shell.
>
> Just use "browser.exe" as an assembly to link
Hello,
> Philippe's work works around this, but is XSLT supposed to work with
> possibly broken HTML?
XSLT will not process a document that is not *valid* XML.
My understanding, since we are using an XSLT transform to generate the
HTML (using the default output method, which is XML...), is tha
Hello,
> Using the code directly in the assembly really seems like the way to
> go, I believe the WwwGenerator class I submitted can be used relatively
> easily to achieve that (although I couldn't tell you exactly how to do it
> at the moment :)).
Agreed, I think we can reuse this one. Will l
Hello,
> Yes, I agree with both parts, but I haven't done that because I have not
> yet figured out xslt or asp.net to do those two things. I figured I
> would put it out working, and then someone who knows how to do either of
> those things could do it. Otherwise, when I get a chance I will do
Hello,
> I like this plan, but it has a little problem: it will not work with
> Javascript less clients (like Lynx), maybe we should do this on the
> --www option command line?
>
> Something like:
>
> monodoc --www-link-prefix "monodoc.aspx?blah" --www
There is a problem with my idea: It
On Thu, 2003-07-10 at 14:27, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> I like this plan, but it has a little problem: it will not work with
> Javascript less clients (like Lynx), maybe we should do this on the
> --www option command line?
>
> Something like:
>
> monodoc --www-link-prefix "monodoc.aspx?blah"
Hello,
> Here is a slightly updated and cleaned up version.
> It now consists of 3 files:
> monodoc.aspx
> monodoc.js
> monodoc.css
I like this plan, but it has a little problem: it will not work with
Javascript less clients (like Lynx), maybe we should do this on the
--www option command line?
Here is a slightly updated and cleaned up version.
It now consists of 3 files:
monodoc.aspx
monodoc.js
monodoc.css
John
monodoc.aspx
Description: application/asp
DIV.menu {
border: 1px solid;
border-color: black;
background-color: #EE;
padding: 5px;
position: absolute;
top: 10px;
left: 10px;
Hello,
Here is the start of an aspx monodoc for those that have xsp to try out.
It just uses monodoc --html and some javascript for the links.
It likely has the same problems as the cgi one, but is only meant for
local testing with xsp.
A couple of known problems:
no checking for non-monodoc url
