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Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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Actually, after testing some more, it does not work. jqueryUI dialogs are prevented to open (for one thing). And, since I change the url hash, it likely messes with the changes introduced by togetherJS ... which, currently, prevents it from working collaboratively. Still, neat idea - especially if I can get it to work.

Please file github issues, this is the feedback the project needs.

Done.

Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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Another great project from Mozilla, congratulations. I'll definitely give it a try. Sorry to blow my own horn, but a few months ago we launched a similar project called Quolony https://quolony.com (we are a small startup from Salamanca, Spain). Right now we are working as a free service and we plan to publish it as open-source in the next few months. People can use it individually using a browser extension or in whol…

Tried to enter as "guest" exception 'Q\Exception' with message 'Invalid auth provider' in /data/quolony/1.1.beta.1785/code/lib/Quolony/q.core.php:2444 Stack trace: #0 [internal function]: Q\{closure}(Object(Q\Exception)) #1 {main}

Sorry about that :( we'll look into it

Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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Does anyone know how this would handle an iframe? Could this potentially be 'injected' into a page using bookmarklets?

edit: so, it doesn't handle iframes. Bookmarklets work but are buggy.

Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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It seems to me that this could be wrapped in a bookmarklet, to be able to use it on any website, no?

Here's a bookmarklet I threw together. You can go to the link given by someone else and then click the bookmarklet to join their session. It messes up if you change pages, though. Maybe there's a way to fix that.

Pretty interesting that it maps reactive UI elements like bootstrap divs which resize properly!

https://togetherjs.com/togetherjs-min.js'); document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].appendChild(s); setTimeout(function(){ TogetherJS(this); }, 100); })();">LINK

Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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Another great project from Mozilla, congratulations. I'll definitely give it a try. Sorry to blow my own horn, but a few months ago we launched a similar project called Quolony https://quolony.com (we are a small startup from Salamanca, Spain). Right now we are working as a free service and we plan to publish it as open-source in the next few months. People can use it individually using a browser extension or in whol…

Tried to enter as "guest" exception 'Q\Exception' with message 'Invalid auth provider' in /data/quolony/1.1.beta.1785/code/lib/Quolony/q.core.php:2444 Stack trace: #0 [internal function]: Q\{closure}(Object(Q\Exception)) #1 {main}

Still working to solve this, meanwhile you can enter as guest at https://quolony.com and then visit https://quolony.com/demos/photomess/ or https://quolony.com/demos/quolony/developers/

Re: Mozilla Labs: TogetherJS

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Does anyone know of something like this, but for Markdown? So, like a collaborative Markdown document editor, as well as a simple way to store those documents and choose them for reading/editing later.

https://github.com/JohnMcLear/ep_markdown

Wait, that's backwards. The point of Markdown is that you type the formatting quickly, instead of clicking buttons on a toolbar.

That animation seems to be about clicking buttons on a toolbar that will secretly generate Markdown formatting for you.

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