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Moin,
On Tuesday 22 March 2005 11:39, Jim Higson wrote:
Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:23:28 +0000, Jim Higson jh@333.org wrote:
Jim Higson wrote:
Tomer Chachamu wrote:
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 15:07:50 +0000, Jim Higson jh@333.org wrote:
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(my $wpEditToken) = $editpage =~ m#(?<=<input).*([\w\d]{32}).*(?=wpEditToken)#g;
The problem here is I'm trying to build a low bandwidth interface. If the edit token is 32 bytes it seems a terrible waste to have to download 40k or more of HTML to get at it!
If you goto http://81.5.150.113/wysi - it looks pretty much like the normal wikimedia, but NONE of the html you see was generated on the server. It's difficult to get this across sometimes because to the user it looks just the same.
Well, it may be because it doesnt work (for me :)
I can do some things at your site, but of the buttons are nonfunctional, or I get wierd renderings etc. Firefox 1.01 (no privoxy this time) on linux.
I DO have some problems with the new kernel, so maybe it is just me :)
Anyway, the life preview doesnt work, the "save" gives me an "error uploading" msg box, and the "preview" button cannot be clicked. And then there are 4 blue rectangles without any function I can see :)
The other issue is creating pages that are never shown is a huge waste of server-side CPU time. My interface uses only static content on the presentation tier. Potentially an Apache machine could serve an order of magnitude more pages using this project.
I find this project faszinating, since it moves quite a few things (rendering, upload of text/download of output) to the client - at least while editing with multiple previews.
I like the idea that only the final version is uploaded to the DB server. This his huge potential!
Best wishes,
Tels
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