okey, this project seems interesting.
but where are all the documentation or tutorials?
there is not real guideance for what files that are required for minimal php usage.
what is the difference between using ajaxphprpc.html or phprpc.html?
except in my case only phprpc.html works.
what is best use?
Documentation is available in HTML format. For information about PHPRPC,
see the online manual at <http://www.phprpc.org/manual/index.html>.
oh well
404.. page not found! http://www.phprpc.org/ <- works but only giberish. the code is shown, but all the text around is just giberish.some encoding problem? or are the text around not written in english?
I'm searching around for a working ajax framework, that works crossbrowser, stable, and is easy to use. I have taken in use mybic, witch is a sourceforge ajax framework. I was pleased with that one, until I found out that it did'nt handle scandinavian chars that well. some encoding problem. I have tested this code from what little I understand of it.since there is no documentation in english that guides.
there is no encoding problems with scandinavian chars with this project ;)
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with version 2.1
what does 'true' in this code line mean?:
phprpc_client.create('rpc', true);
I changed it to:
phprpc_client.create('rpc');
and suddenly the onready event was fired fast!
rpc.onready = function () {
rpc.inc.ref = true;
alert('ready');
}
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thanks.
are there any chance for an update on the sample files for the betaversion?
I always like to see how code is used, before I go and code myself.
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okey, this project seems interesting.
but where are all the documentation or tutorials?
there is not real guideance for what files that are required for minimal php usage.
what is the difference between using ajaxphprpc.html or phprpc.html?
except in my case only phprpc.html works.
what is best use?
Documentation is available in HTML format. For information about PHPRPC,
see the online manual at <http://www.phprpc.org/manual/index.html>.
oh well
404.. page not found!
http://www.phprpc.org/ <- works but only giberish. the code is shown, but all the text around is just giberish.some encoding problem? or are the text around not written in english?
I'm searching around for a working ajax framework, that works crossbrowser, stable, and is easy to use. I have taken in use mybic, witch is a sourceforge ajax framework. I was pleased with that one, until I found out that it did'nt handle scandinavian chars that well. some encoding problem. I have tested this code from what little I understand of it.since there is no documentation in english that guides.
there is no encoding problems with scandinavian chars with this project ;)
and what browsers are suported?
are there any test performed,
so that one knows what is the oldest browser it can be used on?
okey the ajaxphprpc.html is using a js file that is not in the .zip
finaly I found some documentation in english, but for wrong version...
http://www.coolcode.cn/?p=214
with version 2.1
what does 'true' in this code line mean?:
phprpc_client.create('rpc', true);
I changed it to:
phprpc_client.create('rpc');
and suddenly the onready event was fired fast!
rpc.onready = function () {
rpc.inc.ref = true;
alert('ready');
}
Hello, the version 2.1 is an old version.
The newest version is 3.0 beta. it is more powerful, stable, and easier than 2.1 version.
You can download the newest version 3.0 beta from here:
http://www.phprpc.org/download/phprpc_3.0_beta.zip
and the APIs are here:
http://www.coolcode.cn/andot/phprpc-30-for-javascript-client-api-draft
http://www.coolcode.cn/andot/phprpc-30-for-java-api-draft
http://www.coolcode.cn/andot/phprpc-30-for-php-api-draft
thanks.
are there any chance for an update on the sample files for the betaversion?
I always like to see how code is used, before I go and code myself.