Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9.
Download with SqueakMap. Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! Karl |
Thank you Karl!
Damien, I think that Scamper is a *must* for the Squeak-dev image :) /Klaus On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 16:27:51 +0200, karl wrote: > Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. > Download with SqueakMap. > Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. > > Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! > > Karl > > |
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karl a écrit :
> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. > Download with SqueakMap. > Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. > > Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! Working on 3.9, I can't access http://www.linuxfr.org and www.google.fr is bad looking. -- Damien Cassou |
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On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 04:27:51PM +0200, karl wrote:
> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. > Download with SqueakMap. > Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. > > Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! > > Karl Great! Thank you for doing this. It would be good to also update the SqueakMap summary to mention the Network-HTML dependency for Squeak 3.9. Dave |
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Which packages exactly should I load? Is it ScamperM? I tried
Network-HTML and Scamper and it failed to open a browser. thanks, Robert On Oct 6, 2006, at 7:27 AM, karl wrote: > Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. > Download with SqueakMap. > Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. > > Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! > > Karl > |
Robert Withers skrev:
> Which packages exactly should I load? Is it ScamperM? I tried > Network-HTML and Scamper and it failed to open a browser. Those are the packages. Did you update your SqueakMap before installing ? Karl > > thanks, > Robert > > On Oct 6, 2006, at 7:27 AM, karl wrote: > >> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. >> Download with SqueakMap. >> Scamper is dependent on Network-HTM >> >> Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! >> >> Karl >> > > > |
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Damien Cassou skrev:
> karl a écrit : >> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. >> Download with SqueakMap. >> Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. >> >> Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! > > Working on 3.9, I can't access http://www.linuxfr.org and > www.google.fr is bad looking. > Anybody have an idea ? The layout issue with www.google.fr is the state of Scamper layout: There is a lot to improve on there :-) Karl |
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David T. Lewis skrev:
> On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 04:27:51PM +0200, karl wrote: > >> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. >> Download with SqueakMap. >> Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. >> >> Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! >> >> Karl >> > > Great! Thank you for doing this. > > It would be good to also update the SqueakMap summary to mention the Network-HTML > dependency for Squeak 3.9. > > Dave > > > > I'll see what I can do. karl |
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karl skrev:
> Damien Cassou skrev: >> karl a écrit : >>> Scamper should now work with Squeak 3.9. >>> Download with SqueakMap. >>> Scamper is dependent on Network-HTML. >>> >>> Go ahead and experience a different web browsing experience! >> >> Working on 3.9, I can't access http://www.linuxfr.org and >> www.google.fr is bad looking. >> > I'm not sure what's up with www.llinuxfr.org . > Anybody have an idea ? mimeType request: requestString that prevents content from being downloaded! It should be fixed before 3.9 is official! This bug made SqueakMap fail downloading the Cronos package as well, there are probably several more problems! Karl Karl |
karl a écrit :
> There is a bug in HTTPSocket httpGetDocument: url args: args accept: > mimeType request: requestString that prevents content from being > downloaded! > > It should be fixed before 3.9 is official! > This bug made SqueakMap fail downloading the Cronos package as well, > there are probably several more problems! Please write a bug report on Mantis. |
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On Oct 8, 2006, at 6:09 AM, karl wrote: > Robert Withers skrev: >> Which packages exactly should I load? Is it ScamperM? I tried >> Network-HTML and Scamper and it failed to open a browser. > Those are the packages. Did you update your SqueakMap before > installing ? That did it. Thanks! I guess I didn't update first. Unfortunately, I am still having problems with the FormInputSet having the right information and when I hand edit it, it tells me that only HTTP can be used to submit forms. This is beyond me and I'll have to leave it up to you all to integrate SSL into Scamper. I hope you and others will take up the challenge to add to HttpsSocket or whatever you need to get it working. cheers, Robert |
Robert Withers <[hidden email]> writes:
> On Oct 8, 2006, at 6:09 AM, karl wrote: > > Robert Withers skrev: > >> Which packages exactly should I load? Is it ScamperM? I tried > >> Network-HTML and Scamper and it failed to open a browser. > > Those are the packages. Did you update your SqueakMap before > > installing ? > > That did it. Thanks! I guess I didn't update first. > > Unfortunately, I am still having problems with the FormInputSet > having the right information and when I hand edit it, it tells me > that only HTTP can be used to submit forms. Squeak has a nice feature called "source strings with it". I highlighted "http" in a workspace, brought up the text-editor menu, and ran this. It came up with a method in class Scamper that has the following code in it: newUrl schemeName ~= 'http' ifTrue: [self inform: 'I can only submit forms via HTTP' translated. ^ false]. So there's the place to focus, if anyone wants to try at this. -Lex |
On Oct 9, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Lex Spoon wrote: > Robert Withers <[hidden email]> writes: >> On Oct 8, 2006, at 6:09 AM, karl wrote: >>> Robert Withers skrev: >>>> Which packages exactly should I load? Is it ScamperM? I tried >>>> Network-HTML and Scamper and it failed to open a browser. >>> Those are the packages. Did you update your SqueakMap before >>> installing ? >> >> That did it. Thanks! I guess I didn't update first. >> >> Unfortunately, I am still having problems with the FormInputSet >> having the right information and when I hand edit it, it tells me >> that only HTTP can be used to submit forms. > > Squeak has a nice feature called "source strings with it". I > highlighted "http" in a workspace, brought up the text-editor menu, > and ran this. It came up with a method in class Scamper that has > the following code in it: > > > newUrl schemeName ~= 'http' ifTrue: > [self inform: 'I can only submit forms via HTTP' translated. > ^ false]. > > > So there's the place to focus, if anyone wants to try at this. I had found that method, although not the way you mention. Thanks for the tip! But I had found it and allowed https to pass muster. Unfortunately, it still didn't work. It POSTed but failed for some reason on the server. cheers, Robert |
> > newUrl schemeName ~= 'http' ifTrue:
> > [self inform: 'I can only submit forms via HTTP' translated. > > ^ false]. > > > > > > So there's the place to focus, if anyone wants to try at this. > > I had found that method, although not the way you mention. Thanks > for the tip! But I had found it and allowed https to pass muster. > Unfortunately, it still didn't work. It POSTed but failed for some > reason on the server. > Ohh! Bummer. I wonder what it could be. It would be really great if you could finally order a book from Amazon without leaving Squeak.... -Lex |
Lex Spoon skrev:
>>> newUrl schemeName ~= 'http' ifTrue: >>> [self inform: 'I can only submit forms via HTTP' translated. >>> ^ false]. >>> >>> >>> So there's the place to focus, if anyone wants to try at this. >>> >> I had found that method, although not the way you mention. Thanks >> for the tip! But I had found it and allowed https to pass muster. >> Unfortunately, it still didn't work. It POSTed but failed for some >> reason on the server. >> >> > > > Ohh! Bummer. I wonder what it could be. It would be really great if > you could finally order a book from Amazon without leaving Squeak.... > > > -Lex > > > > issues with getting documents. Is it time to replace HttpSocket ? Karl |
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