dynapi-help

[Dynapi-Help] NN 4.03 Controversy

[C K. <cki...@ne...>]

I'm not saying you guys should do anything, I'm just telling you what I =
did
:-)

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However, if I say my software is supported in an entire major version

without users looking deeper into the docs for minor version coverage, =
then

it had better or I'm in trouble. That's why I use NN 4.03 and why I =
ported

DynAPI 3 to it.

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Don't get me wrong, I too dream of a day when all we need is the DOM, =
but

until then, cross-browser means v4+.

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I was going to say that I could submit my code or a change log, but then =
in

future versions you would be supporting this hated version, which it =
seems

is not desired. I just think if a function returns an explicit value
sometimes,

it should return an explicit value all of the time. Not every single
function.

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As I said, I just made those simple changes and everything up to MotionX

worked fine.

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Is every property and method in the API demonstrated in the examples?

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If so, it would give me a good idea of what needs to be done.

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Kudos to great work! I'll just keep mutating the API to my down-level =
specs.

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[Dynapi-Help] Here's a question, help!

[todd a. m. <vze...@ve...>]

Hello
IN addition to being a test of whether I can post a question to this =
list,
I have a question!
...
Please give some advice on the BEST way to Load and Save a file, in =
DynAPI 3.
Which hopefully works (easily?) locally, as well as from a server???
simple??? THANKS
Todd.
I mean an arbitrary file. I'd like  to read (to a layer?) parse some =
data and save it....easily!
big files too? (text).
gratsia

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Here's a question, help!

[Bruce T. <blu...@ya...>]

Don't think that's possible with just DynAPI.  Java script won't allow
you to modify files, security issues.

You'll need something like php on the server or Java applets on the
client.


--- todd and mara <vze...@ve...> wrote:
> Hello
> IN addition to being a test of whether I can post a question to this
> list,
> I have a question!
> ...
> Please give some advice on the BEST way to Load and Save a file, in
> DynAPI 3.
> Which hopefully works (easily?) locally, as well as from a server???
> simple??? THANKS
> Todd.
> I mean an arbitrary file. I'd like  to read (to a layer?) parse some
> data and save it....easily!
> big files too? (text).
> gratsia
> 
> 
> 


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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Here's a question, help!

[Jesse V. <je...@6t...>]

Yeah,  JavaScript alone won't let you contact the server.....but, you 
can check out stuff like this:

http://www.ashleyit.com/rs/main.htm

It's a JavaScript remote scripting tool.  Under the covers, it just 
creates a div that submits a form to the server, but it works nicely and 
gives you a way to conact the server without the whole page reloading.  
I'm using the JS / PHP version right now, and it works nicely.

You can have your Javascript "call" a PHP function, which would read the 
file, then return the contents to another Javascript function.

Jesse

Bruce Tennant wrote:

>Don't think that's possible with just DynAPI.  Java script won't allow
>you to modify files, security issues.
>
>You'll need something like php on the server or Java applets on the
>client.
>
>
>--- todd and mara <vze...@ve...> wrote:
>  
>
>>Hello
>>IN addition to being a test of whether I can post a question to this
>>list,
>>I have a question!
>>...
>>Please give some advice on the BEST way to Load and Save a file, in
>>DynAPI 3.
>>Which hopefully works (easily?) locally, as well as from a server???
>>simple??? THANKS
>>Todd.
>>I mean an arbitrary file. I'd like  to read (to a layer?) parse some
>>data and save it....easily!
>>big files too? (text).
>>gratsia
>>
>>
>>
>>    
>>
>
>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Here's a question, help!

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

Hi,

Another solution would be to use IOElement's GEt, POST
and UPLOAD methods along with some server-side
scripting to download or upload your files.

In the future an IOElement FileManager will make it
easier to create, save and download files.

--
Raymond Irving

--- Jesse Vitrone <je...@6t...> wrote:
> Yeah,  JavaScript alone won't let you contact the
> server.....but, you 
> can check out stuff like this:
> 
> http://www.ashleyit.com/rs/main.htm
> 
> It's a JavaScript remote scripting tool.  Under the
> covers, it just 
> creates a div that submits a form to the server, but
> it works nicely and 
> gives you a way to conact the server without the
> whole page reloading.  
> I'm using the JS / PHP version right now, and it
> works nicely.
> 
> You can have your Javascript "call" a PHP function,
> which would read the 
> file, then return the contents to another Javascript
> function.
> 
> Jesse
> 
> Bruce Tennant wrote:
> 
> >Don't think that's possible with just DynAPI.  Java
> script won't allow
> >you to modify files, security issues.
> >
> >You'll need something like php on the server or
> Java applets on the
> >client.
> >
> >
> >--- todd and mara <vze...@ve...> wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>Hello
> >>IN addition to being a test of whether I can post
> a question to this
> >>list,
> >>I have a question!
> >>...
> >>Please give some advice on the BEST way to Load
> and Save a file, in
> >>DynAPI 3.
> >>Which hopefully works (easily?) locally, as well
> as from a server???
> >>simple??? THANKS
> >>Todd.
> >>I mean an arbitrary file. I'd like  to read (to a
> layer?) parse some
> >>data and save it....easily!
> >>big files too? (text).
> >>gratsia
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>    
> >>
> >
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