Luke,
Lynx is developed by volunteers who also must hold down real jobs. If you
have a solution for some javascript problems you can provide a patch to the
lynx-development web site and it might be included into the
next incarnation.
Subscribe to the lynx-dev mailing list by sending:
"subscribe lynx-dev" to majordomo@sig.net
Then you can submit your javascript fixes to the loud cheers of
all of us Linux users.
Rudy
On Mon, Feb 04, 2002 at 01:25:29AM -0500, Luke Davis wrote:
> and, unfortunately, very standard, and becoming more so every day.
>
> This problem needs to be rectified, and quickly.
>
> I fail to understand why it has not yet been done? I came up with a few
> easy solutions for getting around a couple small script problems in lynx,
> and I do not understand why the developers have not fixed these things.
> For example: there are ways to handle those javascript URLs, that just use
> a function to grab the URL
> ("javascript::openwindow('http://www...com/.../...');"), and other such
> solutions could be made workable, with very slight modification to the
> source, such as permitting lynx to pass the base href to an external
> program for processing, and so on.
>
> What is holding this up at the development end?
>
> Luke
>
> On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Cheryl
> Homiak wrote:
>
> > Remember in another thread I mentioned inaccessible "go_button"s. Well, I
> > just checked out Bank One; they have redone their site, and are gushing
> > with pride over it too. In the demo, sitting right side by side, are two
> > of those wonderful buttons I mentioned.
> >
> > [BUTTON] [BUTTON]
> >
> > Looks real pretty, huh? _VERRY_ discouraging!
> >
> >
>
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