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Old June 10th, 2003, 02:59 PM
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wyciwyg:// - I must have missed that one at school
Can any one tell me what this wyciwyg thing is that descides to rule my browser (Moxilla - based) when I list new posts in the forums?

wyciwyg://0/http://forums.devshed.com/search.php?s=&action=getnew

I never heard of the wyciwyg:// protocol - what RFC was that???


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i think its a mozilla thing... haven't seen it on any other browser, just moz

maybe its: What you Code is What you Get ?
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Old June 10th, 2003, 03:11 PM
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2 links show up on moz.org w/ wyciwyg... haven't read them, they might shed lite on the subject

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neither of those links were very helpful, actually...
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wyciwyg: what you cache is what you get.

I believe that it's Mozilla's way of displaying cached items prior to retrieving a new copy from the server.
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wyciwyg: what you cache is what you get.

I believe that it's Mozilla's way of displaying cached items prior to retrieving a new copy from the server.


Interesting... I guess I was close, right?

Where did you learn the meaning of wyciwyg? Just curious...
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Mozilla.org bug fixes:
WYCIWYG Issue: fix caching of dropdown menu links

Stuff like that...
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