Widget support added to easyXDM!
The newest version of easyXDM (v1.5.3) now includes two new classes, the easyXDM.WidgetManager, and easyXDM.Widget. These make it extremely easy to make mashups based on the subscribe/publish architecture.
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The newest version of easyXDM (v1.5.3) now includes two new classes, the easyXDM.WidgetManager, and easyXDM.Widget. These make it extremely easy to make mashups based on the subscribe/publish architecture.
easyXDM is a javascript library that uses available techniques to provide a means of transporting messages and/or method calls between windows in different domains, in short, by-passing the same-origin policy and letting you call methods across the domain boundry. This is perfect if you plan to provide a client-side API (e.g Facebook Connect) on your [...]
Please see easyXDM for updated info! I’ve just completed the first version of my cross-site scripting library easyXSS. It is available at http://code.google.com/p/easyxss/ under a MIT-license. As it is now it supports simple messaging between windows of different domains, but it also supports proxying method calls and results between them making it well-suited for creating [...]
I’ve been using Ext JS for quite some time now, and I must say, I love it. There is quite good support for drag’n’drop here, but it lacks one thing; the precious reorder list. An example of such can be found here Since doing the google didn’t return anything like this I ended up implementing [...]
With one of my larger webapps I have recently been struggling with the following Security Information message in Internet Explorer: This page contains both secure and nonsecure items. Do you want to display the nonsecure items? This, in general, has to do with mixing of content from different security zones in IE, for example Internet [...]
I was reading a post yesterday about function overloading in javascript, and the suggested solution had quite a performance overhead when used with multiple signatures. In addition, it only used the number of arguments, and not their types and order to distinguish between the signatures. For some reason I woke up early this morning with [...]