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| pharoah | Simple QML based blog engine/CMSI wrote a little PHP script which lets you add a skinnable news section to any QML site, which you can update without ever leaving your QML reader. There's also an html skin you can edit so that the updates can be viewed at index.php?output=html.
The script is called TinyUpdate and is very easy to use. You can download a zip [url=http://host.theguiblog.com/atlas/tinyupdate.zip]here[/url], and see a demo [url=http://pharoah.xetaspace.net/tinyupdate/index.php]here.[/url] The HTML output for the demo is [url=http://pharoah.xetaspace.net/tinyupdate/index.php?output=html]here[/url], but I haven't done much with the HTML skin yet.
Now you don't have any excuse to not have a QML page :D. | 2009-04-04 | 3:55 PM |
| Todd | Re:Simple QML based blog engine/CMSNeat! Just a quick question about Qbrowse. How do you enter input fields in Qbrowse? Do you just press the number to enter it? It's neat but nothing like Lynx. | 2009-04-04 | 5:03 PM |
| pharoah | Re:Simple QML based blog engine/CMSQbrowse was written in 2006 before input forms were added to the spec. CQML, PQML, and Qget support forms but Qbrowse does not.
To enter a link, though, you use F1-F10 as the numbers 1-9-0 to type in the link number. As you do, the URL in the address bar will change to reflect that number. I actually really like the Qbrowse interface because it doesn't require you to switch modes, everything you type goes into the address bar and function keys are used for other functions, but it's getting a bit outdated. | 2009-04-04 | 5:08 PM |
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