JavaScript
Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to try to provide client appliances for these applications. I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have to convince my clients :) Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be compatible with NetSurf, why not. Thanks for the help, David
Re: JavaScript
Sorry. The mailing list seems not to like messages from Gmail. Let's try again. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to try to provide client appliances for these applications. I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have to convince my clients :) Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be compatible with NetSurf, why not. Thanks for the help, David 2015-03-29 17:40 GMT+02:00 David Feugey : > Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back to > RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to try to > provide client appliances for these applications. > > I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can > we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll get, > the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have to > convince my clients :) > > Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be > compatible with NetSurf, why not. > > Thanks for the help, David -- Mobile : 06 76 67 91 60
Re: JavaScript
In message on 29 Mar 2015 David Feugey wrote: > Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back > to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to > try to provide client appliances for these applications. > I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can > we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll > get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have > to convince my clients :) > Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be > compatible with NetSurf, why not. Sounds good :-) Hopefully a developer will be along to give more complete answers, but you will find a summary of features at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/ and more detail at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/documentation/progress.html Regards Andrew -- Andrew Pinder
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On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 05:53:19PM +0200, David Feugey wrote: > Sorry. The mailing list seems not to like messages from Gmail. Let's try > again. It seemed to arrive just fine... B.
Re: JavaScript
David Feugey wrote > Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back > to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to > try to provide client appliances for these applications. > I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can > we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll > get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have > to convince my clients :) > Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be > compatible with NetSurf, why not. > Thanks for the help, David I did a bit of testing to see what JS was supported a while ago. The following link shows waht I discovered. http://rickman.orpheusweb.co.uk/testing/index.html john -- John Rickman - http://rickman.orpheusweb.co.uk/lynx I could have been someone - SMcG
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... but nothing about JavaScript support. Just "work in progress". 2015-03-29 17:54 GMT+02:00 Andrew Pinder : > In message mail.com> > on 29 Mar 2015 David Feugey wrote: > >> Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back >> to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to >> try to provide client appliances for these applications. > >> I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can >> we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll >> get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have >> to convince my clients :) > >> Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be >> compatible with NetSurf, why not. > > Sounds good :-) > > Hopefully a developer will be along to give more complete answers, but > you will find a summary of features at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/ > and more detail at > http://www.netsurf-browser.org/documentation/progress.html > > > Regards > > Andrew > -- > Andrew Pinder > -- Mobile : 06 76 67 91 60
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Cool, exactly what I need :) Thanks John! Hope to get/find more examples... I don't have complex needs, so NetSurf could be OK for this. Bye, David 2015-03-29 21:57 GMT+02:00 John Rickman Iyonix : > David Feugey wrote > >> Hi. I worked on several appliances since 2000, and I'm now switching back >> to RISC OS. As I have total control on the applications, I would like to >> try to provide client appliances for these applications. > >> I know that NetSurf has only a limited support of JavaScript. But what can >> we do exactly? Do you have examples of working code? The more code I'll >> get, the more modern will be my interfaces, and the more chance I'll have >> to convince my clients :) > >> Nota: I work only with web standards, but if I can narrow my choices to be >> compatible with NetSurf, why not. > >> Thanks for the help, David > > I did a bit of testing to see what JS was supported a while ago. > The following link shows waht I discovered. > > http://rickman.orpheusweb.co.uk/testing/index.html > > > john > > > > > -- > John Rickman - http://rickman.orpheusweb.co.uk/lynx > I could have been someone - SMcG > -- Mobile : 06 76 67 91 60
