In article <4e9f7074-3a2d-e7b2-3d74-175f46e71e49@codethink.co.uk>,
Michael Drake <michael.drake@codethink.co.uk> wrote:
> On 12/06/18 14:07, Richard Torrens (lists) wrote:
> > A very weird problem...
> >
> > The page
> > http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/syntaxmodefile.html
> > which I am writing. It has a line
> > <img src="img/clicklist.png" alt="clicklist/png" width="653" height="104">
> > But Netsurf won't display the image. Chrome does it properly.
> It's getting caught by NetSurf's ad blocking CSS.
> Looks like it matches the following selector.
> img[src*="/click"]
> You can disable ad blocking in the preferences.
Thanks for the very speedy explanation! But if I want others to read the
page, I need to change the name...
Done.
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Tuesday, 12 June 2018
Re: Image won't display
On 12/06/18 14:07, Richard Torrens (lists) wrote:
> A very weird problem...
>
> The page
> http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/syntaxmodefile.html
> which I am writing. It has a line
> <img src="img/clicklist.png" alt="clicklist/png" width="653" height="104">
> But Netsurf won't display the image. Chrome does it properly.
It's getting caught by NetSurf's ad blocking CSS.
Looks like it matches the following selector.
img[src*="/click"]
You can disable ad blocking in the preferences.
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Michael Drake https://www.codethink.co.uk/
> A very weird problem...
>
> The page
> http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/syntaxmodefile.html
> which I am writing. It has a line
> <img src="img/clicklist.png" alt="clicklist/png" width="653" height="104">
> But Netsurf won't display the image. Chrome does it properly.
It's getting caught by NetSurf's ad blocking CSS.
Looks like it matches the following selector.
img[src*="/click"]
You can disable ad blocking in the preferences.
--
Michael Drake https://www.codethink.co.uk/
Image won't display
A very weird problem...
The page
http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/syntaxmodefile.html
which I am writing. It has a line
<img src="img/clicklist.png" alt="clicklist/png" width="653" height="104">
But Netsurf won't display the image. Chrome does it properly.
But http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/img/clicklist.png
displays the image!
I am baffled.
--
Richard Torrens.
http://www.Torrens.org for genealogy, natural history, wild food, walks, cats
and more!
The page
http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/syntaxmodefile.html
which I am writing. It has a line
<img src="img/clicklist.png" alt="clicklist/png" width="653" height="104">
But Netsurf won't display the image. Chrome does it properly.
But http://stronged.torrens.org/man/modes/img/clicklist.png
displays the image!
I am baffled.
--
Richard Torrens.
http://www.Torrens.org for genealogy, natural history, wild food, walks, cats
and more!
Friday, 8 June 2018
Re: [Rpcemu] RPCEmu 0.9.0 — Networking issues
David Gee, on 6 Jun, wrote:
[snip]
> Finally, I found that I could enter (for example)
> www.marutan.net<http://www.marutan.net> into the hosts file on RISC OS;
> this let "ping www.marutan.net<http://www.marutan.net>" work correctly but
> I couldn't use Netsurf to display the site (it hung, causing RO to hang as
> well).
FWIW Netsurf fails to verify the authenticity of an SSL certificate on that
site. Old Netsurf's could fail on certificate issues. Netsurf 4135 was good
here and proceded to the the site. (It's probably not that but just in case
...)
OS5.24, RPCEmu 0.9.0, Ubuntu 18.04, VMWare Fusion iMac.
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[snip]
> Finally, I found that I could enter (for example)
> www.marutan.net<http://www.marutan.net> into the hosts file on RISC OS;
> this let "ping www.marutan.net<http://www.marutan.net>" work correctly but
> I couldn't use Netsurf to display the site (it hung, causing RO to hang as
> well).
FWIW Netsurf fails to verify the authenticity of an SSL certificate on that
site. Old Netsurf's could fail on certificate issues. Netsurf 4135 was good
here and proceded to the the site. (It's probably not that but just in case
...)
OS5.24, RPCEmu 0.9.0, Ubuntu 18.04, VMWare Fusion iMac.
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Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Re: [Rpcemu] RPCEmu 0.9.0 — Networking issues
Peter,
I had set these values—host name to 'HPLaptop' (without the quotes) and domain to 'domain' (ditto) so I wonder if it does make a difference what values are given; what did you use?
Also, in my case the laptop is connected via wi-fi not Ethernet. Don't know whether that matters.
Finally, I found that I could enter (for example) www.marutan.net into the hosts file on RISC OS; this let "ping www.marutan.net" work correctly but I couldn't use Netsurf to display the site (it hung, causing RO to hang as well).
David Gee
Gateshead
I installed Ubuntu 18.04 and have got networking working using the
current instructions on the site.
However there is one setting you could have missed that can cause the
error you're seeing, in the RISC OS Internet configuration Name Server
configuration window.
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/net-ro-tun.html
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/i/ro-tun-7.png
Make sure you have a value in "Host name" and "Local domain", they can
be anything you like, and reboot. If not set to something then
namelookups fail in the manner you describe even if the "Primary name
server" value is set correctly.
Peter
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Re: [Rpcemu] RPCEmu 0.9.0 — Networking issues
I installed Ubuntu 18.04 and have got networking working using the
current instructions on the site.
However there is one setting you could have missed that can cause the
error you're seeing, in the RISC OS Internet configuration Name Server
configuration window.
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/net-ro-tun.html
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/i/ro-tun-7.png
Make sure you have a value in "Host name" and "Local domain", they can
be anything you like, and reboot. If not set to something then
namelookups fail in the manner you describe even if the "Primary name
server" value is set correctly.
Peter
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current instructions on the site.
However there is one setting you could have missed that can cause the
error you're seeing, in the RISC OS Internet configuration Name Server
configuration window.
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/net-ro-tun.html
https://www.marutan.net/rpcemu/manual/i/ro-tun-7.png
Make sure you have a value in "Host name" and "Local domain", they can
be anything you like, and reboot. If not set to something then
namelookups fail in the manner you describe even if the "Primary name
server" value is set correctly.
Peter
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Monday, 4 June 2018
Re: Inquiries About The LibDom Library
On Thu, May 31, 2018 at 20:13:45 +0000, Pascal Archambault wrote:
> I am an undergrad student currently working on a project aiming to supplement
> NetSurf's javascript capabilities. I am still at a learning stage, so if the
> following doesn't make sense please try to bear with me.
That's an interesting goal, and we'd be pleased to have you contribute
usefully.
> I have been exploring the code of the netsurf project and the libdom library,
> and as such, I had a some questions:
>
> 1. What is the current status of the libdom project and who is in charge
> of it ?
libdom is currently in a bit of a mess to be honest. We wrote it initially to
levels 1 and 2 of DOM and some of 3 of HTML. Then it sat quietly for a while
before we started adding support for HTML5's DOM behaviours.
We don't have an "in charge" person because we're a collaborative team with
not-enough time on our hands :-) I'd say that John-Mark (jmb) knows the most
about the core of libdom, but I have been doing quite a bit of the recent
updates to it.
> 1. I see that netsurf's core dom support is standing at Level 3 DOM, are
> there any plans for the libdom library to follow the W3C DOM4
> recommendations ? and as such, by contributing to libdom should I try to
> stick to the Level 3 DOM spec or aim for the DOM4 specs ?
If you want to contribute to libdom in a way which will be useful for JS
support going into the future, then the first thing we need to do is to
implement and complete the core forms behaviours into libdom so that we can
migrate NetSurf away from its current monstrous forms code.
You can see some of what needs to be done if you look at recent(ish) developer
weekend notes, particularly the notes I made last September:
http://wiki.netsurf-browser.org/developer-weekend/sep-2017/#newapproach
Good luck, and please do feel free to pop up on our IRC channel to chat.
D.
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> I am an undergrad student currently working on a project aiming to supplement
> NetSurf's javascript capabilities. I am still at a learning stage, so if the
> following doesn't make sense please try to bear with me.
That's an interesting goal, and we'd be pleased to have you contribute
usefully.
> I have been exploring the code of the netsurf project and the libdom library,
> and as such, I had a some questions:
>
> 1. What is the current status of the libdom project and who is in charge
> of it ?
libdom is currently in a bit of a mess to be honest. We wrote it initially to
levels 1 and 2 of DOM and some of 3 of HTML. Then it sat quietly for a while
before we started adding support for HTML5's DOM behaviours.
We don't have an "in charge" person because we're a collaborative team with
not-enough time on our hands :-) I'd say that John-Mark (jmb) knows the most
about the core of libdom, but I have been doing quite a bit of the recent
updates to it.
> 1. I see that netsurf's core dom support is standing at Level 3 DOM, are
> there any plans for the libdom library to follow the W3C DOM4
> recommendations ? and as such, by contributing to libdom should I try to
> stick to the Level 3 DOM spec or aim for the DOM4 specs ?
If you want to contribute to libdom in a way which will be useful for JS
support going into the future, then the first thing we need to do is to
implement and complete the core forms behaviours into libdom so that we can
migrate NetSurf away from its current monstrous forms code.
You can see some of what needs to be done if you look at recent(ish) developer
weekend notes, particularly the notes I made last September:
http://wiki.netsurf-browser.org/developer-weekend/sep-2017/#newapproach
Good luck, and please do feel free to pop up on our IRC channel to chat.
D.
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