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[ALLY] Retroweb

 [1/2] from: gchiu::compkarori::co::nz at: 16-Apr-2001 10:01


I was wondering how useful it would be to try Rebol's VID for browsing purposes to communicate with a web server. I modified my home page to contain some VID, and the following displays it. To be useful, what I really require is a VID table superior to html tables, that allows me to manipulate large amounts of data - eg sort on columns, search on columns etc without downloading the data each time. A reblet as it were. Is such a beast available or in the making?? REBOL [ Title: "Rebol VID Browser" Date: [ 15-April-2001 ] Version: .2 Author: "Graham Chiu" Rights: "Copyright G Chiu 2001" File: %rbrowser.r Notes: { reads layout code from a web page and displays it } ] testurl: http://203.79.82.38 currenturl: copy "" text: copy "" layout-code: [ copy laycode [ "<layout>" to "</layout>" ] (append text laycode) | skip ] rbrowse: func [ { browses web pages marked up in Rebol VID } rurl [url!] /local targetpage ] [ text: copy "" targetpage: read rurl parse targetpage [ to "<!--" some layout-code ] replace/all text <layout> "" either empty? text [ view layout [ size 800x600 at 200x250 vh2 join form rurl " does not contain VID source" at 200x300 button "back" [ rbrowse currenturl ] ] ] [ currenturl: rurl view layout load text ] ] rbrowse testurl -- Graham Chiu

 [2/2] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 16-Apr-2001 10:33


> I modified my home page to contain some VID, and the > following displays it.
Forgot to mention that the only "dynamic" part of the page is the date stamp which is generated by the web server, and so is in local New Zealand time. -- Graham Chiu