Guide: Spell database - Web interface

[lch]

Software like Firefox and Opera runs everywhere and is widely used, so I think it's natural to develop for them first. There's no Internet Explorer for Linux, and if you're on a Mac then you probably use Safari which is built on the same HTML engine like KDE's Konqueror, I think. The MSIE gets bad credit for a history of security issues and not being as portable.

Snoddasmannen mainly used this as a learning project to web technologies, too.

BTW, should I move this post to the "Maps & Mods" subsection, maybe?

[Snoddasmannen]

Snoddasmannen mainly used this as a learning project to web technologies, too.

Yes that's right. I boldly state it's one of the very few pages on the internet which uses client side XSLT. I have no research or statistics to back that up - so prove me wrong

But as I said it's a known major issue that it doesn't work with IE. One day I may create a very basic version of it that works in all browsers, feel free to lobby for it.

Originally Posted by lch

BTW, should I move this post to the "Maps & Mods" subsection, maybe?

Well it's not really a map or a mod imho I thought it would be interesting for the general audience.

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[JimMorrison]

Originally Posted by Snoddasmannen

Yes that's right. I boldly state it's one of the very few pages on the internet which uses client side XSLT. I have no research or statistics to back that up - so prove me wrong

You sly dog! That would require statistical analysis of millions of webpages..... inconceivable!