Disabling Javascript?

[martindale]

I'd like to be able to take an HTML snapshot of an Insight page at a point in time, programmatically, but I don't have access to executing Javascript.

Can we use HTTP content negotiation to render HTML using the same templates and data on the serverside for the first pageload, then when and if Javascript takes over, it starts live updating / using JSON?

[matiu]

I don't think it is possible since it is using Angular. To do that we
should have especial rendering engine on the server side, I guess. Maybe
there is something already done for that in Angular.

On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 4:01 PM, Eric Martindale
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I'd like to be able to take an HTML snapshot of an Insight page at a point
in time, programmatically, but I don't have access to executing Javascript.

Can we use HTTP content negotiation to render HTML using the same
templates and data on the serverside for the first pageload, then when
and if Javascript takes over, it starts live updating / using JSON?

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[martindale]

It should definitely be possible; we can just run the same rendering language on the serverside and pass it the same data. The only question should be setting up content-negotiation and routing. See this example for content negotiation...

[maraoz]

That sounds like a big change, can we leave it for after the release?

On Fri, Feb 14, 2014 at 4:28 PM, Eric Martindale
notifications@github.comwrote:

It should definitely be possible; we can just run the same rendering
language on the serverside and pass it the same data. The only question
should be setting up content-negotiation and routing. See this examplehttps://github.com/martindale/maki/blob/master/maki.js#L54for content negotiation...

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[martindale]

Definitely intended to be a post-release enhancement.