First I'd like to thank you for this utility. It is very useful and easy to use.
I submited the 2 bugs for lostpedia, I did'nt know it came from the wiki installed on it and not from the famework.
I'd like to know the difference between Load() and LoadEx(). If I understood correctly Load() use the server response (the same as the one used by the web browser) and LoadEx() use a xml file returned by the server.
Am I right ?
Best regards.
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They didn't find out yet on lostpedia but I followed your advice : I modified the Load() function of the framework to do a trimStart on the loaded text. It now works great.
Best regards.
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Hello.
First I'd like to thank you for this utility. It is very useful and easy to use.
I submited the 2 bugs for lostpedia, I did'nt know it came from the wiki installed on it and not from the famework.
I'd like to know the difference between Load() and LoadEx(). If I understood correctly Load() use the server response (the same as the one used by the web browser) and LoadEx() use a xml file returned by the server.
Am I right ?
Best regards.
Yes, you are absolutely right. Load() function gets the raw wikitext from server:
http://fr.lostpedia.com/index.php?title=Poissons&action=raw
And LoadEx() gets all page properties including wikitext in XML format, it's somewhat slower, because XML parsing is required:
http://fr.lostpedia.com/wiki/Special:Export/Poissons
Hi.
They didn't find out yet on lostpedia but I followed your advice : I modified the Load() function of the framework to do a trimStart on the loaded text. It now works great.
Best regards.
I'm glad to hear that.
Good luck!