Re: The joys of struggling with Frontier's Manila plugin arch.

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Re: The joys of struggling with Frontier's Manila plugin arch.

Author:		David Carter-Tod
Posted:		4/25/2002; 11:35:03 AM
Topic:		The joys of struggling with Frontier's Manila plugin arch.
Msg #:		409 (in response to 408)
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Actually, that's pretty much the way I'd do it. Of course, you could probably wrap it up in a script and call it as something like serveJavascript(adr).

on serveJavascript(adr){
local (pta = html.getPageTableAddress ());
pta^.responseHeaders.["Content-Type"] = "text/javascript";
pta^.responseBody = string(adr^);
scriptError ("!return")

I usually look at Userland code for hints. I'm trying to think (without having any code to hand) of instances where they serve JS out of the database, but none spring to mind.

You're right about the documentation, btw.

David

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Re: The joys of struggling with Frontier's Manila plugin arch., Raymond Yee, 4/25/02; 12:22:20 PM

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