Minor fixes in WideWord 4

Posted by Pelle Mon, 07 Nov 2005 15:19:22 GMT

The first release was done a few minutes before heading out to Norway on a little relaxer trip. Needless to say it was less than polished.

I have now done a small release that fixes a few things:

  • I’ve made it a bit prettier (subtly speaking that is)
  • I’ve enlarged the text entry boxes to a more realistic size (what was I thinking of)
  • The document creator can now kick a participant out as well as delete a document
  • Made the URL’s look a bit nicer
  • Displays document information in the sidebar
  • Added a link to Textile documentation
  • Textile now uses paragraphs instead of hard breaks. I’m not sure why RedCloth performs hard breaks as standard?

If you haven’t tried it out yet go to WideWord.

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    Tyler Close Mon Nov 07 12:40:11 EST 2005

    Hi Pelle,

    The intro text made it sound like the entered text is being encrypted client side and stored as ciphertext on the server. That would be neat. Is it, or is it just using SSL for transport encryption?

    I’ve been messing around with something similar, see <https://yurl.net/id/home>. This app just uses transport encryption.

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    Pelle Mon Nov 07 16:55:35 EST 2005

    Tyler, It encrypts it on the server side. But the key is not stored on the server side, it is just in the url. It’s similar to the stuff you were doing a few years ago.

    I’ll do a full writeup on it at some point. I’ll check your site out.

    Pelle

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    Will Kamishlian Thu Nov 10 01:25:50 EST 2005

    Uneeda link: wideword.net

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    Pelle Thu Nov 10 03:11:44 EST 2005

    Updated. Thanks Will.

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