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== iframe messaging == | |||
The following links relate to iframe window.postMessage JavaScript function and its uses. | |||
;[http://code.google.com/p/pmrpc/ pmrpc] : ''Pmrpc is a HTML5 JavaScript library for message passing, remote procedure call and publish-subscribe cross-contex communication in the browser. The library provides a simple API for exposing and calling procedures between browser windows, iFrames and web workers, even between different origins. Pmrpc also provides several advanced features: callbacks similar to AJAX calls, ACL-based access control, asynchronous procedure support and fault-tolerance via retries.'' | |||
== Random badge stuff == | |||
*Robert Nyman wrote a blog post titled ''[http://robertnyman.com/2010/11/28/javascript-badge-to-present-twitter-reactions-to-a-certain-url-in-your-own-web-site JavaScript badge to present Twitter reactions to a certain URL in your own web site]'' | |||
Latest revision as of 18:40, 29 November 2010
iframe messaging
The following links relate to iframe window.postMessage JavaScript function and its uses.
- pmrpc
- Pmrpc is a HTML5 JavaScript library for message passing, remote procedure call and publish-subscribe cross-contex communication in the browser. The library provides a simple API for exposing and calling procedures between browser windows, iFrames and web workers, even between different origins. Pmrpc also provides several advanced features: callbacks similar to AJAX calls, ACL-based access control, asynchronous procedure support and fault-tolerance via retries.
Random badge stuff
- Robert Nyman wrote a blog post titled JavaScript badge to present Twitter reactions to a certain URL in your own web site