Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] new stuff to look at

[Dan Kuykendall]

Patrick Walsh (mr_e) wrote:

> Dan,
>
>    This is really *sweet* stuff.  Very slick and exciting.
>  
Thanks

>    I converted from Linux to OSX last year (and still loving it, btw, for
> those wondering about checking into it) and so I thought I'd test a variety
> of browsers on the Mac.  Mozilla is my main browser and worked flawlessly.
> IE for Mac worked great.  Firebird had no problems.  But Safari (the
> pre-Panther version, for those keeping track of these things -- I get
> Panther tomorrow) didn't work and neither did Omniweb.
>  
Well this is strange. I wonder what browser they are announcing as.

>    I don't know if there is an alternative for pre-processing the XML for
> those browsers that can't yet handle it, but that would be something to look
> at.  Also, instead of an error message or something, this is what is shown
> in browsers that don't do anything with the XML:
>  
There is. I do browser detection to determine if the browser can render, 
otherwise I have PHP's XSLT engine render and just send the html.
So It looks like my browser detection needs some improvements.

> Welcome to my website anonymous api default wcm.base.start wcm base start
> index.php?sid=cookie wcm wcm 2anonymous Anonymous Anonymous default default
>  
Yeah, your getting the xml and no rendering.

>    Safari is already a pretty major browser and it would be a shame to shut
> out its users.  Obviously this is alpha, so I'm just throwing in my comments
> early to push it in the right directions.  Really love how it looks and how
> it works though.  Nice going!
>  
I wont lock it out, I just need more details to work with.
Can you send me some of the PHP details about the browser.
Use this:

<?php
echo 'HTTP_USER_AGENT: '.getenv("HTTP_USER_AGENT").'<br>';

From this I can look at triming out this browser and make sure PHP does 
the rendering.

Dan

> ..Patrick (mr_e)
>
>
> On 10/23/03 4:55 AM, "Dan Kuykendall" <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>  
>
> > I have been working on this for the last 2 1/2 weeks and have shown a
> > fair number of people.
> >
> > http://www.kuykendall.org/phpgroupware/
> >
> > You are all now welcome to take a look.
> >
> > I do not know when or even if this will become phpGW's new framework, so
> > please dont ask.
> >
> > The CT will be discussing that over the next few meetings and coming up
> > with some ideas and possible plans.
> > So far the feedback from those that have seen this code is very
> > positive. Im very excited about it as well.
> >
> > One thing to note while viewing the demo is to view the source from your
> > browser. Its pretty cool to see that your browser is recieving an XML
> > doc, which its rendering into the HTML that you see. (IE has problems
> > with this at times due to a bug in MSXML, so this is best seen from a
> > mozilla browser.)
> >
> > I have also heard from various parts of Europe that performance to the
> > server can be slow. This is a link issue, not a code issue.
> >
> > Dan
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >    
>
>
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