- From: SUZANNE Benoit RD-SIRP-ISS <benoit.suzanne@orange-ftgroup.com>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:34:34 +0100
- To: public-webapps <public-webapps@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <C5A7992A.1BEC3%benoit.suzanne@orange-ftgroup.com>
Hi all, about the widget windows modes, I wanted to share the following points: *** Wording *** In the wordings of the modes, I think that the wording used in some of the modes are too specific to existing platforms, therefore I propose the following names: * Icon: I¹m not sure this one is really a mode as it is already dealt with in the rest of the spec in the right manner with a static image format * Iconized: this mode will allow to define an icon that can be adapted to the content status, for example a weather icon will display the right cloud or sun based on the real time information. This is possible using the svg, but I believe this is one of the modes of displaying information in a widget. * Expanded: this is the reference to the existing floating mode in the spec or the undocked mode for vista * Minimized: this is the reference to the existing docked mode in the spec but is too restrictive in the wordings * Full screen: now for this one my worry is more the fact that there are other attributes that should be available for this mode as the display can be specific to the orientation (landscape or portrait) and to the size of the screen¹s device (vga, qvga, ...) * Hidden: I like the proposition from mark to allow a widget to run as a background task that can awaken an action, so you would probably need to add this as a mode as well. * Settings: I would also like to add the settings of the widget as a specific mode as this will largely simplify the coding of the widget where all the various screens to display will all be defined as modes. ***Context*** The way I see this implemented is that based on the platform actions (drag on a widget bar for example) the platform would switch from one view to the other. Or based on a code input in the hidden mode, a widget would be able to call it¹s Minimized mode through the code. In this context the one thing that needs to be included is how to pass parameters from one mode to the other, but that could be resolved using some kind of parametered declaration. ***Usage*** I do not see the mode as an element, but as an item of the content element, see examples below. ***Code example*** In the format to use the modes I propose the following as a bases for discussions: <content src="miniview.html" mode=²minimized²/> <content src="index.html" mode=²expanded² default=²true² flying=²true²/> <content src="fullscreen-vga.html" mode=²fullscreen² width=²640² height=²480²/> <content src="fullscreen-wvga.html" mode=²fullscreen² width=²854² height=²480² orientation=²landscape²/> <content src="fullscreen-wvga.html" mode=²fullscreen² width=²854² height=²480² orientation=²portrait²/> <content src="minimumbackgroundaction.js" mode=²idden²/> <content src="settings.html" mode=²settings²/> What do you think? Best Regards, Benoit > > Benoit Suzanne > Widget Factory Project Manager - Orange Labs - FT/RD/SIRP/SOL/SLAM > t. +33 (0)145 298 198 - m. +33 (0)680 287 553 > benoit.suzanne@orange-ftgroup.com >
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