Le 28/01/2012 11:06, Benoît Minisini a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> I have started the support of a new kind of "form" in the IDE, the
> "WebPage".
> ...
My dear, I see a lot of confusion in these answers!
> Will we have access to the Request and Response just like in asp/jsp?
You already have an entir
This webpage does it replace the .form and .class files we use?
On Sat, 2012-01-28 at 21:18 +0100, Ron wrote:
> Benoit great news that we can start develop web pages. No idea what I need
> exactly. I will just start to play with it for my project and let you know
> what I think then.
>
> Regards
Benoit great news that we can start develop web pages. No idea what I need
exactly. I will just start to play with it for my project and let you know
what I think then.
Regards,
Ron_2nd
Op 28 jan. 2012 18:57 schreef "M. Cs." het volgende:
> Will it be possible to display a native HTML/PHP code i
Will it be possible to display a native HTML/PHP code in it like in
... ? Why to depend on ASP?
Csaba
2012/1/28, Sebastian Kulesz :
> I really like this idea, it makes an application really versatile.
> What I think is that before starting to code it you must define some
> things.
>
> First, the
I really like this idea, it makes an application really versatile.
What I think is that before starting to code it you must define some
things.
First, the security implications. Will real webpages be able to use
that syntax?. A nice feature would be a whitelist of allowed pages
that can be execute
Nice one Benoit!
Will you call this technology GASP (Gambas ASP) or GAWP (GAmbas Web
Pages)? :-)
Will we have access to the Request and Response just like in asp/jsp?
How will we get params from decorated url/post? It would be nice if
there were a standard means of accessing the params by name..
Hi all,
I have started the support of a new kind of "form" in the IDE, the
"WebPage".
WebPage is an HTML page with ASP-like syntax. It is implemented in the
gb.web component.
The IDE now can edit WebPage, but cannot compile them.
Actually it is "just" a matter of modyfing the compiler so that