Google Chrom Frame

[Gert]

Does PHPExe support the google chrome frame tag or is it planned for the future?

[Miike]

I'm sure that that would be something related to Webkit rather than Trident although I could be wrong.  PHPEXE using Trident I do believe, not webkit.

[Gert]

That's right, but chrome frame can silently replace Trident just with setting a special meta tag in the html header of a page. So you can even start with the original IE configuration and switch over to Chrome with the next page load. Because PHPExe uses the browser related dlls of the OS it should work also with the replacement dlls of Chrome. It only should fail if the dll(s) are tweaked by PHPExe, but I don't think so.
I ask this because IE (up to IE9) is somewhat behind with the html5 features and IE10 will be not available for many users because they are still working with XP.

[ZZEE Groups]

I did a quick test, and it looks like no, PHPExe is not compatible
with Chrome Frame. In their FAQ they tell that it supports only IE,
and not browsers built on top of MS rendering engine:

http://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/chrome-frame-getting-started/chrome-frame-faq#TOC-Does-Google-Chrome-Frame-support-.NET-WebBrowser-Maxthon-and-similar-browsers-

However this Chrome Frame installs from inside a PHPExe compiled
program just fine. (Using a check code posted on their site).

Did you do any tests yourself?

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[Gert Lehmann]

Hi Paul,
I made a test without success but was not sure to have configured properly. So, that are bad news, but maybe a challenge for one of the next updates for PHPExe. Anyway, thank you for your time.

Regards,
Gert

[ZZEE Groups]

Yes, this is a challenge, plus, since they did this component and it
is open source, perhaps I can incorporate the whole Chrome into ZPE if
their license permits this and if it takes not much time, I'll give it
a try.

[Samir Sudrik]

Hi Gert,
what meta tags can be added to header to do this.
thanks.

[Gert]

Hi Samir,
Unfortunately PHPExe doesn't support chrome frame. At the moment there is no option to get a better HTML5 support in PHPExe.
Gert

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