not another FAQ!
[1/3] from: gchiu::compkarori::co::nz at: 22-Apr-2001 21:56
I've started another FAQ :-) on my vidwiki site. ( use the
latest vidwiki tool on www.compkarori.co.nz/index.r )
You can post small Rebol scripts, but of course they won't
execute in the directory they're stored in on my server so I
don't think there will be a security problem.
There seems to be a severe size limitation though which may
reflect the way I'm posting text ie. as part of the url.
I'll have to think about how to get around this - unless
someone else knows the answer ??
--
Graham Chiu
[2/3] from: gjones05:mail:orion at: 22-Apr-2001 6:07
From: "Graham Chiu"
> I've started another FAQ :-) on my vidwiki site. ( use the
> latest vidwiki tool on www.compkarori.co.nz/index.r )
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> --
> Graham Chiu
Hi, Graham,
It is looking really good! When Bob Racko mentioned the Wiki on rebol.org for documentation,
I realized that it was what was need
for a FAQ. Thanks.
As a test I updated the text-list to include an alternative slider update. I submitted
the change, which left me at the same edit
screen, so I click Home to get out. When I went back, the additions had been stored,
so no problem there. I thought I would let
you know about this little usability problem.
Volker Nitsch submitted an example of a scrolling area back in February. Here is an
excerpt of the relavent section. I've never
actually used this code, so I don't don't know about other consequences.
; <snip>
s: ta: sv: none
;---some data
s: for i 1 130 1 [
insert "" rejoin [i newline]]
view layout [
across
ta: area 140x480 s
sv: slider 16x480 [
scroll-para ta sv]
]
;<snip>
Updateable FAQ; great idea. Thanks again.
[3/3] from: gchiu:compkarori at: 23-Apr-2001 8:19
On Sun, 22 Apr 2001 06:07:42 -0500
"GS Jones" <[gjones05--mail--orion--org]> wrote:
> Hi, Graham,
> It is looking really good! When Bob Racko mentioned the
> Wiki on rebol.org for documentation, I realized that it
> was what was need
> for a FAQ. Thanks.
Glad someone likes it :-)
> As a test I updated the text-list to include an
> alternative slider update. I submitted the change, which
> left me at the same edit
> screen, so I click Home to get out.
I've not seen that problem yet, but I was playing around
with the server side code at the time ( accidentally
uploaded an old version )
> Volker Nitsch submitted an example of a scrolling area
> back in February. Here is an excerpt of the relavent
> section. I've never
> actually used this code, so I don't don't know about
> other consequences.
If I can get it working, I'll add it so that the editing
area has a scroll bar. VN suggested adding a preview button
as well.
Thanks,
--
Graham Chiu
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