Re: Paging HTML export by script -- preview

[Rainer Stengele <rainer.stengele@diplan.de>]

Dear Sebastian,

at the moment I can't see anything than a help line at the top of the page in K-Meleon, Firefox, SeaMonkey or Internet Explorer 7.
The contents - which I could see yesterday - is shown for a second and then disappearing.

rainer

Sebastian Rose schrieb:
> Dear reader,
> 
> 
> have you ever dreamed of seeing an HTML exported org file in info view 
> mode :-P ??? Wonder what that is? No?
> 
> Then you really should visit
> 
>  http://www.legito.net/org-info-js/
> 
> I somehow managed to sqeeze a lot of meaningless and completely wrong 
> bunch of digits and chars in on horrible file, copy protected the code 
> by additional hard shaking, named it org-info.js and after all this is 
> what came out of it.
> 
> This cruel hack somehow works any way and is meant as an appetizer for 
> more of this sort.
> 
> Bastien Guerry was so kind to give this unfinished durty piece work a 
> place on his otherwise clean an polished site.
> 
> Visit the URL and play around there a little bit. Dropping a note here 
> if your browser is daring to play this script and sloped enough to 
> display it's results in a human readable way, so we can add his name AND 
> version to hall of fame of supported browsers.
> 
> You should be able to do part of the navigation by using the accesskey 
> feature of current browsers (i.e. in Opera prefix each of the keys by 
> SHIFT-ESC):
> 
>   'n' - next            (info view mode)
>   'p' - previous        (info view mode)
>   'i' - go to the index (info view mode)
>   't' - toggle view     (always)
> 
> 
> The code currently gets completely reworked to own up all the promisses 
> of it's documentation.
> 
> 
> Since the accesskeys in some current webbrowsers are for disabled people 
> (a third hand or even a 6th finger will do to press all those keys at 
> once), I'd appreciate a good idea (or some code) to get arround these 
> accesskey thing (preferably without a 30 code lines browser detection) 
> to be able to move around the file with idealy one five fingered hand. I 
> could imagine an invisible textfield grapping the focus if lost and 
> using standard 'onkeyup' or something. If this works, it works in most 
> browsers I think. My hope is, that this way we could even use the famous 
> standard emacs accesskey C-x M-c butterfly :-D (which is a 
> mega-accesskey actualy).
> 
> 
> 
> I have to close now, and start to do the ever lasting code clean up.
> 
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
>     Sebastian
> 
> 
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