Jake Savin: Jake's Radio dev-notesJake's real-time Radio UserLand development notes. If you're following this channel, you should also subscribe to the radio-dev mailing list.(Untitled)- February 21, 2002 Question for HTML FORM experts out there: In HTML 4.0, the FORM element supports an accept-charset attribute. What I'd like to know is whether, if I specify ISO-8859-1, what browsers will actually send me what I asked for On what platforms Specifically, if I type an em-dash or a curly quote into a form, will I get a translated character (hyphen for em-dash or quote for curly-quote), or will the browser send the Windows CP-1252 "extension", which can't be represented in ISO-8859-1 Michael...http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/21.html#a319 (Untitled)- February 17, 2002 Testing out a new feature: See the little "comment" link below posts on my site Click it. Leave me a comment. I want to see how well (or badly) this works.http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/17.html#a316 (Untitled)- February 10, 2002 Scripting News: "Lawrence wrote a howto for moving content from Blogger and Movable Type into Radio 8. This is still a new art, so if you're not an early adopter, let other people pave the path for you. A few have already made it across."http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/10.html#a293 (Untitled)- February 10, 2002 Scripting News: "Back to hole digging. An RFC for a callback for Radio's firewall." I like this quite a bit. It opens Radio's authentication up to be customized in any way you want. You can apply security on a per-ip-basis, a per-page-basis, or whatever. It seems that given a bit of work, you could even hook this up to MacOS X's built-in user authentication system, or connect Radio to a central identity system like LDAP or others...http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/10.html#a291 (Untitled)- February 5, 2002 Just released some new stuff -- a clean-up of the categories user interface, and a new feature: Themes for categories. Dave, John, and I had been thinking about ways to clean up the user interface for Radio's categories feature. John claimed that the links to the categories that appear on the home page shouldn't link to the XML version of the category, because new users would see the XML, get scared, and retreat. Aside from the fact that the categories feature is turned off by default, so...http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/04.html#a272 (Untitled)- February 2, 2002 Attn. Radio-dev'ers: There's a new Radio application available, and we'd like you to help us test it out. See this message for details.http://jake.userland.com/categories/radioDevelopment/2002/02/01.html#a255 |