does not working on Firefox

[jeremi]

Hi,
This library looks very useful, but is there any reason why it's not
working on a desktop browser?

It seems 2 issues has been posted about this :
http://code.google.com/p/webstorageportabilitylayer/issues/detail?id=2
http://code.google.com/p/webstorageportabilitylayer/issues/detail?id=3

This abstraction is not only useful for mobile, but we have also the
same problem I think for
desktop browsers.

Jeremi

[Robert Kroeger]

Hi Jeremi,

On Wednesday, June 17, 2009, jeremi <jere...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> This library looks very useful, but is there any reason why it's not
> working on a desktop browser?

Because I was bad and checked in defective code. Fix is coming as soon
as I catch up on all the work I missed while talking about wspl at
Google I/O.

Rob.

>
> It seems 2 issues has been posted about this :
> http://code.google.com/p/webstorageportabilitylayer/issues/detail?id=2
> http://code.google.com/p/webstorageportabilitylayer/issues/detail?id=3
>
> This abstraction is not only useful for mobile, but we have also the
> same problem I think for
> desktop browsers.
>
> Jeremi
> >
>

--
Robert Kroeger
rjkr...@google.com

[jeremi joslin]

Hi Robert,

Great, and thanks for this cool library.

Jeremi

[tazz_ben]

Hi Rob -

So I've been playing with your library and I think the issue here
seems to go beyond issue 2 and 3. When you fix those lines as
suggested in the issue notes, it still fails. I then looked at your
index file and thought that the issue might be that you aren't
including the _gears.js like you do with the _html5.js file. Adding
that in didn't fix it either.

I've tested it on the android sdk emulator, palm pre and firefox 3.5
-- All fail (anything that would use gears)

It works perfectly on Safari 4 and iPhone/iPod Touch (html5)

Is there a fix in the works, I'm building an app that does actual work
but I can't hook it up to wspl before I know that I'm not going to
drive myself crazy not knowing if it is my issue or wspls.

On Jun 17, 4:09 am, Robert Kroeger <rjkro...@google.com> wrote:
> Hi Jeremi,
>

> rjkro...@google.com

[tazz_ben]

Ok, so the issue was not including gears_init.js in simple notes.
Maybe other people who are smarter than me would have figured this out
right away, but I assumed that WSPL was a complete replacement to the
interface to gears. I do think if your app uses something that you
should at least reference it in the index.html file even if you don't
want to include it in the wspl source tree.

[Rob]

Hi,

On Jul 25, 9:57 pm, tazz_ben <b...@wbpsystems.com> wrote:
> Hi Rob -
>
> So I've been playing with your library and I think the issue here
> seems to go beyond issue 2 and 3.  When you fix those lines as
> suggested in the issue notes, it still fails.  I then looked at your
> index file and thought that the issue might be that you aren't
> including the _gears.js like you do with the _html5.js file.  Adding
> that in didn't fix it either.
>
> I've tested it on the android sdk emulator, palm pre and firefox 3.5
> -- All fail (anything that would use gears)
>
> It works perfectly on Safari 4 and iPhone/iPod Touch (html5)
>
> Is there a fix in the works, I'm building an app that does actual work
> but I can't hook it up to wspl before I know that I'm not going to
> drive myself crazy not knowing if it is my issue or wspls.

There are some bugs in the WSPL code where we didn't sanitize it for
release correctly. I have been remiss in fixing these. I promise to
submit a patch this week that will make WSPL work identically on Gears
and HTML5.

Rob.

[Rob]

Hi,

On Jul 26, 4:15 pm, tazz_ben <b...@wbpsystems.com> wrote:
> Ok, so the issue was not including gears_init.js in simple notes.
> Maybe other people who are smarter than me would have figured this out
> right away, but I assumed that WSPL was a complete replacement to the
> interface to gears.  

Sounds like a worthwhile fix.

> I do think if your app uses something that you
> should at least reference it in the index.html file even if you don't
> want to include it in the wspl source tree.

Indeed, this makes sense.

Rob.

[tazz_ben]

Hi Rob-

Not to put any pressure on you, but do you have an update on how you
are doing with the sanitization process?

Ben