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Posted by Harlan Messinger on 08/30/06 21:09
CADD wrote:
>> How does it work fine, when "<person/>" is just a character string that
>> doesn't do anything?
>> You must be using some underlying server-side
>> platform that does something with this, but it isn't HTML and it isn't
>> Javascript.
>
> It's fine because AIML is and XML-variant that gets parsed on-the-fly
> and the <person/> is being passed to the javascript as requested. It's
> all done via HTML on the client-side.
>
> Check it out for yourself if you'd like:
>
> http://www.pandorabots.com/pandora/talk?botid=875d96ffae366536
>
> Type: "RSS baseball"
>
> Then try "RSS donuts"
>
> Besides, you don't even show any form fields for a user to
>> enter input, so how can it be "input from a user"? All you have is
>>
>> <a href="javascript:Popup()"><person/></a>
>>
>> which is a link that executes the function Popup()--if the user can find
>> it, because it won't show up on the page. That, in turn, is because the
>> only thing between the opening and closing A tags is a <person/> tag
>> that the browser won't recognize as HTML and will therefore ignore.
>
> It shows up on the page and everything works smooth.
>
> Exept for the fact the link you just clicked will be the same one,
> unless you clear your internet browser.
>
> I apologize in posting in the wrong forum, but i thought a java-guy
> might be able to ignore some trivial code and possibly offer a solution
The "trivial code" involves a technology I never heard of and probably
has something to do with the problem. If I or anyone in a similar
position don't know the technology and therefore don't know the correct
way to use it, how are we supposed to tell you whether what you've done
is right or wrong?
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