- From: Markus Maier <mle@neze.de>
- Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 03:31:02 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Thank you very much for the implementation of my suggestion
AMAYA_USER_HOME
I use it under Linux and Windows 95/98/NT/XP and can use Amaya
from an read only share with a preconfigured user directory on
that share; thanks again.
Now I have a much bigger suggestion (and I don't expect that
you can implement it very easy). First of all there are http frontends
which provide that functionalty (Netscape 4.77 does); so my suggestion
is no complete nonsense. And my suggestion is:
Change the http-authentication dialog from:
/--------------------------------------------------------
| Authentication Dialogue
+--------------------------------------------------------
| Please Authenticate for realm ..... at server .....
|
| Name:
|
| _______________________________________
|
| Password:
|
| ________________________________________
|
| [Confirm] [Cancel]
|
\--------------------------------------------------------
to
/--------------------------------------------------------
| Authentication Dialogue
+--------------------------------------------------------
| Please Authenticate for realm ..... at server .....
|
| Name:
|
| _______________________________________
|
| Password:
|
| ________________________________________
|
| /
| |
| | HTML-Response from PUT command
| |
| |
| \
|
| [Confirm] [Cancel] [Close]
\--------------------------------------------------------
where "HTML-Response from PUT command" is a regular browser window
(perhaps without menu, buttons and location bar), but with working
link-anchors. This allowes more specific error messages for the
http-put server (perhaps not apache, my my personal http-server).
To keep the HTML-Response visible the dialog has to stay open, therefor
the addtional [Close]-Button.
Kind Regards
mle
PS: A perhaps much simpler implemention for the display of the
"HTML-Response from PUT command" is:
/--------------------------------------------------------
| Authentication Dialogue
+--------------------------------------------------------
| Please Authenticate for realm ..... at server .....
|
| Name:
|
| _______________________________________
|
| Password:
|
| ________________________________________
|
| [Confirm] [Confirm and Show Http-PUT-response] [Cancel]
\--------------------------------------------------------
Where the button [Confirm and Show Http-PUT-response] opens a complete
regular Amaya Window with the "Http-PUT-response", this window may hold
a Amaya generated message "No HTML-Response from PUT-command"
--
Markus Maier
Homepage: http://www.neze.de
Received on Monday, 15 September 2003 05:29:24 UTC