Since a URL query string is not a strict map with only one value for a
key, would the get/set operations allow for an array as well as an
atomic value?
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Glenn Maynard gl...@zewt.org wrote:
The object paradigm is more natural for the common case:
Wow. Pretty, uh, interesting.
Why not just have XmlHttpRequest configurable to not share cookies, not
share auth, not accept anything but xml, etc.?
Does this allow improperly secured applications to be accessed?
Application that are looking GET cannot be accessed because JSONRequest
only uses
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Subject: [whatwg] A better name than gauge for the element
that shows ameasurement
The use of 'class' for presentation is wrong anyway (and
hopefully obsoleted in HTML 5). And yes, although it is named
incorrectly, the attribute can take multiple, space-separated, values.
Not. For. Presentation. ???
Could you explain? I use that to map to CSS all the time. What am I doing
There is some relevant discussion on the rest-discuss forum:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rest-discuss/message/5423
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It definitely should be a POST, because the action performed by it is not
idempotent. See [1].
I agree is seems logical to use POST - the actual URI being visited by the
user likely would be in the content body (although a request header similar
to Referer could be used) and no state from the
Since this is effectively capturing where the user's attention is
being spent (the click event I mean), should you also define the
other set of events of interest as well?
a href=... on-click-notify=myattention.org/dierken
on-hover-notify=myattention.org/dierken
: Re: [whatwg] [WA1] The a element could be empty
S. Mike Dierken wrote:
Yes, but it still shouldn't be empty, how can you link to part of a page
that's nothing?
You mean 'why' rather than how? I suppose if you had a system that
allowed
your boss to tell you add a paragraph of blurbiage
What does it mean to link to an element in a visual UA which has no
visual representation, [...]
This use case may be far-fetched, but it can be useful to link to a point
within a document in order to add future representations, rather than merely
reference existing bits of previously existing
Yes, but it still shouldn't be empty, how can you link to part of a page
that's nothing?
You mean 'why' rather than how? I suppose if you had a system that allowed
your boss to tell you add a paragraph of blurbiage after paragraph 3 and
before paragraph 4, how you you reference that point
An empty a element is semantically meaningless.
An a element can be a target of a link - it is addressable via a URI. Does
that count as meaningless?
See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/links.html#h-12.1
The destination anchor of a link may be an element within an HTML document.
The
- HTTP doesn't have sessions, that's a fiction that server authors
created
Sorry. You are quite correct. I've been sloppy with my language.
(Hopefully I'll get it correct this time :-) )
I was being overly pedantic, sorry. Bad habit. I knew what you meant...
So you want some standard
Yeah, I guess that's all you really need.
Perhaps if a new HTTP status code was created, to signify the
logout, then that would work. So, for example:
#1: The user clicks a logout button.
#2: This POSTs the form.
#3: This causes the server to clean up and return the new HTTP
I was doing some Mozilla hacking once, and just checking out the
source code from CVS and compiling it took forever.
Tell me about it... over the weekend i tried building Mozilla on a Windows
machine. It took six hours of configuration work just to get to be able to
run make and see my first
A couple notes
- HTTP doesn't have sessions, that's a fiction that server authors created
to optimize resources by holding onto later releasing those resources. It
useful to talk about in regards to the application logic, but it's not part
of HTTP.
- different applications have different
Hence I thought it would be a great simplification if we could do the
following:
object type=application/x-shockwave-flash
id=myMedia data=init.swf /object
a href=animation1.swf target=myMedia load movie 1 /a
You likely would want target=#myMedia instead.
Also, wouldn't javascript be able
Hello,
I recently saw your draft specification and
the sections related to the event-source element. This is really fantastic stuff
and I wish I had been paying attention much sooner!
I apologize for this very lengthy post, but
I have a strong interest in this sort of technology. Several
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