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© copyright 2002
by Marc Barrot

Friday, May 10, 2002

WebEdit Rocks ! I've been introduced by the eVectors team to the refinements of WebEdit. WebEdit is a component of the Frontier system that allows a group of people to work on a website or scripting project. WebEdit has a client and a server side. Both sides are present in Radio, they have just been removed from the user interface for simplicity's sake. eVectors provided me with a WebEdit server, to host activeRenderer development. Activating the client module in Radio is very simple : In the user.menus table, add a webedit entry of the address type (Table / New Scalar / Address), which points to @suites.webEdit.menu. To enter the settings for the webEdit server you are working with, you should create a table named after the server you are using in user.webEdit.servers, with 5 items: flNotes - a boolean, defaults to false. host - a string, holds the name of the server (identical to the name of the table) password - a string, the password you are using to access the webEdit server port - a number, defaults to 80, the tcp port published by the server username - a string, the id you are using to access the server. WebEdit is an awesome tool for collaboration. It is even better when coupled with Radio's Instant Outliner, as demonstrated here. 2:11:13 PM    comments:   Google It!