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Traveler
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Posted - 2004.05.07 07:00:00 -
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Good news for all who are waiting for the new ingame browser. You can download the new Shiva client and test the browser without needing to login to the server. simply start the client and hit ctrl+shift+alt+b. The browser window will open then.
Happy testing 
Traveler
Polaris Bug Hunter Lead |
Ada Isdead
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Posted - 2004.05.08 01:09:00 -
[62]
Wow, cool, looks much slicker :)
Found some bugs already tho, firstly on this page:
http://www.eve.is/community/newsletters/vol001.igb.html
Two of the jpeg's are rendered incorectly, the first one (Amarr championship), and ths shiva ones have problems.
I restarted, cleared the cache, and tried again, this time only the shiva one had issues (same mangling).
Trying again a 3rd time (again after clearing cache), both the 2 images were mangled again, but in different ways to the first time.
It looks like it's problems decoding those jpegs, (it has the 8x8 pixel block mangling you get with corrupt jpegs or mpeg's)
oh wait, just realised you can right click and "reload image". It's very easy to reproduce.
Secondly:
It blows up on the css used here:
http://eve.pointless.net/
(the css is http://eve.pointless.net/eve.css)
That css passes the W3C validator, not quite sure what i'm doing wrong.
Is there any way to get it to go full screen? Alt-enter didn't do anything, and it's a bit of a pain working with such a small window.
Back to the content-type issue; what really bugs me is that i see no reason to use the file extention, Content-Type works, it's widely used, it's in the HTTP spec, so why make trouble for your selves (and your customers) by ignoring it?
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Ada Isdead
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Posted - 2004.05.08 01:35:00 -
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Edited by: Ada Isdead on 08/05/2004 01:36:49
Oh, and you can find the Shiva patch here:
http://www.eve-online.com/patches/testpatches.asp
(just in case it wasn't obvious)
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Traveler
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Posted - 2004.05.08 06:19:00 -
[64]
Thx for the feedback. Should be easy to fix.
Traveler
Polaris Bug Hunter Lead |
Ralimenua
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Posted - 2004.05.08 11:08:00 -
[65]
The new IGB remembers CGI parameters on a GET when it makes a new submission. For example, if you've submitted data to a calculator:
http://blah/calc.py?skill=23&standing=4.0
if you then change the data on the form, and resubmit to try new values, you get something like
http://blah/calc.py?skill=23&standing=4.0&skill=23&standing=6.87
which is a bit ugly (and breaks quite a lot of code).
POST is fine, though. :)
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Ralimenua
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Posted - 2004.05.08 11:20:00 -
[66]
Edited by: Ralimenua on 08/05/2004 11:24:16
Single quotes (apostrophes) show up doubled in <h1> and <h2> so:
<h1>This is funky: '<h1>'?</h1>
<h2>So is this: '<h2>'?</h2>
produce:
This is funky: ''<h1>''
So is this: ''<h2>''
EDIT: <h3> and <h4> check out fine, though. |
Ralimenua
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Posted - 2004.05.08 11:25:00 -
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There's no support for the CSS color abbreviations, e.g.:
#abc is a valid abbreviation for #aabbcc. (Teeny thing - but I might as well ask :) |
Traveler
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Posted - 2004.05.09 05:55:00 -
[68]
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There's no support for the CSS color abbreviations, e.g.:
#abc is a valid abbreviation for #aabbcc. (Teeny thing - but I might as well ask :)
There is support for these color abbreviations. Can you give me an example where it does not work?
Traveler
Polaris Bug Hunter Lead |
Sundace II
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Posted - 2004.08.29 18:23:00 -
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Is it possible to make the IGB display the parsing-errors ASP-pages generates?
When there is an error now i only get the '500 internal server error' page..
That is the so-called 'friendly' error page, as Microsofts MSIE calls it. MSIE has the possibility to display the parsing error, such as 'missing operator in ... '.
Would be handy if i could see that info igb (make it also a option as in msie to display the friendly or not friendly message?)
Why it would be nice to see the parsing error?
Cause i use the http-references the igb gives to trusted sites.. that data is unavailable when i test my page in msie.
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Agent Auto Locator for the IGB:
New: http://eve.nexus-zone.com
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Sundace II
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Posted - 2004.08.29 18:23:00 -
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Is it possible to make the IGB display the parsing-errors ASP-pages generates?
When there is an error now i only get the '500 internal server error' page..
That is the so-called 'friendly' error page, as Microsofts MSIE calls it. MSIE has the possibility to display the parsing error, such as 'missing operator in ... '.
Would be handy if i could see that info igb (make it also a option as in msie to display the friendly or not friendly message?)
Why it would be nice to see the parsing error?
Cause i use the http-references the igb gives to trusted sites.. that data is unavailable when i test my page in msie.
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Agent Auto Locator for the IGB:
New: http://eve.nexus-zone.com
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Rhombus
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Posted - 2004.10.15 17:56:00 -
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Edited by: Rhombus on 15/10/2004 18:20:10
Hi,
I have installed everything and tried to code our website... or what will remain of it... for the specs. of the Shiva inagme browser.
1.) I don't even get the most simple nested tables to work (maybe esp. because ours are centered). When scrolling, the whole content jumps around. I think the IGBs parses the page on every refresh, so you might do some coding or introduce a dedicated caching to avoid that.
2.) I would like to see a better CSS support. Most database output or dynamically generated code of our website uses CSS... couldn't you simply support a clear HTML 4.x with CSS 2.0 standard? Additionally I hestitate to invest the time to repeat all the work for such a limited browser.
You could even take out things breaking you game-design as (to my mind, don't shoot) background-images or -colors, layers, border-styles, etc.
Our site features a lot of things... from an internal mission and operation planning systems to an SMS gateway for communication, but seeing not even 1% of all this running in the IGB (at least in an extremely reduced way) is hard...
Regards,
Rhombus
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Rhombus
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Posted - 2004.10.15 17:56:00 -
[72]
Edited by: Rhombus on 15/10/2004 18:20:10
Hi,
I have installed everything and tried to code our website... or what will remain of it... for the specs. of the Shiva inagme browser.
1.) I don't even get the most simple nested tables to work (maybe esp. because ours are centered). When scrolling, the whole content jumps around. I think the IGBs parses the page on every refresh, so you might do some coding or introduce a dedicated caching to avoid that.
2.) I would like to see a better CSS support. Most database output or dynamically generated code of our website uses CSS... couldn't you simply support a clear HTML 4.x with CSS 2.0 standard? Additionally I hestitate to invest the time to repeat all the work for such a limited browser.
You could even take out things breaking you game-design as (to my mind, don't shoot) background-images or -colors, layers, border-styles, etc.
Our site features a lot of things... from an internal mission and operation planning systems to an SMS gateway for communication, but seeing not even 1% of all this running in the IGB (at least in an extremely reduced way) is hard...
Regards,
Rhombus
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