Jesse Gumm

Hi Tomas, I was checking this out again, as I'm re-entering a stage where I plan on finishing up SimpleBridge 2.0, and I actually quite like this solution. That said,...

A solid recommendation. If it's breaking the standard, it should definitely be fixed. This should be an easy fix of the regex, and if you want to do it so...

That's an interesting idea. I'm admittedly not super sure the best way to deliver that (especially, as you say, with the other backends). One method that could be employed to...

That is correct, it wouldn't help with a curl request. In your original statement, you mentioned sending a bunch of javascript files, but I misinterpreted that as a bunch of...

Reading comprehension was not my strongest skill this weekend. You're right, whatever is wrapped in wf:commit_content would, by necessity, need to be fully rendered then sent. I was thinking about...

Wow, you're right. Thanks for bringing it up. I'm an idiot. I've removed the text attribute from the docs to represent this. I will plan on implementing the text attribute...

Interesting. I suspect it may be a file decoding issue in simple_bridge, but I'm not sure at the immediate moment.

I like where you're going with this! I agree that the drawbacks are hardly drawbacks. One thing that I'm not opposed to is integrating with some lighter-weight jquery-like libraries that...

Hi Kat, This is a good question. If I'm understanding you, your current custom security handler works, but you'd rather not have to do the `wf_context:page_module/1` call. Unfortunately, there's not...

Hey @bunnylushington, your proposed solution is good. For the sake of consistency, I'd go with `?WF_LOG` only because the other `?WF` macro (`?WF_IF`) uses `?WF_` as the prefix instead of...