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Brandon | New Site BadgeA new badge will be released at the end of May. Anyone who makes/has made a QML reader or a QML web-page will get the badge.
(Make QML Stuff :)) | 2009-04-25 | 12:09 PM |
trolly | Re:New Site Badgecool | 2009-04-25 | 7:17 PM |
| Re:New Site Badgewhat a coincidink i just started one. | 2009-04-25 | 7:58 PM |
pharoah | Re:New Site BadgeWhat we really need is some content. We're fast approaching the point where there will be more QML readers than actual sites in Quickspace. Right now there are only about 5 QML pages that I didn't personally write.
Make pages! Ask if you need help! | 2009-04-26 | 6:36 PM |
trolly | Re:New Site Badgei've just mad a site for qml readers (and traditional navigator too) but the host does not support simplexml :( | 2009-04-26 | 10:27 PM |
Brandon | Re:New Site BadgeMy host? I have to think it supports anything you could want, I even have Python :P | 2009-04-27 | 6:40 AM |
pharoah | Re:New Site BadgeI'm confused:
1. How can a server not support XML, which is essentially a text file format?
2. Why would you need this "support" for QML anyway? | 2009-04-27 | 7:11 AM |
trolly | Re:New Site Badgephp dont recognize "simplexml_load_file"
look at http://asgard.theguiblog.com/index.php
i need xml, because i use it as content descriptor that the php code read to outpout the page (could be in php and html)
read this for an clean exemple:
http://asgard.theguiblog.com/docs/button.xml
it's a little smarter than the tinyupdate model wich use only textfiles. in this engine, i could have multiple section on a document | 2009-04-27 | 7:59 AM |
pharoah | Re:New Site BadgeTinyUpdate is simple mainly bnecause, when you think about the interface options you have in QML, there's a pretty strict limit on how much info a person can add to their site. A full CMS for example wouldn't really work, because you've got one-line inputs and links and nothing else.
QML 2.x might fix this, but that's a long way off because 1.x still has no full support.
EDIT:
I don't see why you need XML for this... Just serialize data and store it. You can store anything that way. | 2009-04-27 | 1:35 PM |
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