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Like ‹Software›ScratchPlayerFlash.exe+Experimentalviewer.exe‹/software›‹script›
read
document.sb
play ¨doc.sb¨
‹/script›
when gf clicked say[I hope you like my idea say if you do] for (2) secsP.S this Code does not exist
Last edited by Devloper123 (2012-12-27 15:52:34)
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I'm not sure if you understand what HTML is. It's a markup language used to display webpages, and it has a set number of tags. You don't just go around adding tags to it, the w3c has to accept it, then all the major browsers have to implement it. What you may be talking about is XML, but what purpose would that serve? I really don't understand your suggestion
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So iPhone/Android can can have Scratch 2.0
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Firedrake969 wrote:
So iPhone/Android can can have Scratch 2.0
the way to OP is worded though, it seems like he's suggesting adding another tag to html, as well as a another scripting language or something.
Plus, the ST has already said they will be working on an HTML5 viewer for mobile devices after 2.0 is release
Last edited by SJRCS_011 (2012-12-21 07:56:51)
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SJRCS_011 wrote:
I'm not sure if you understand what HTML is. It's a markup language used to display webpages, and it has a set number of tags. You don't just go around adding tags to it, the w3c has to accept it, then all the major browsers have to implement it. What you may be talking about is XML, but what purpose would that serve? I really don't understand your suggestion
WellI just made that HTML Up but I do know proper HTML
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Sonickyle wrote:
I'm not sure all of us Understand HTML code.
Can you explain your idea without posting code that is meaningless to most of us?
Well I mean inserting Scratch 2.0 in a HTML website might cost money though
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I know!HTML inframes!
‹!doctype html>
<html lang=en>
<meta charset=utf-8>
<head>
<title>Scratch 2.0</title>
</head>
<body>
‹iframe src=http://alpha.scratch.mit.edu/‹/iframe›
‹/body›
‹/html›
Last edited by Devloper123 (2012-12-27 16:04:33)
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SJRCS_011 wrote:
I'm not sure if you understand what HTML is. It's a markup language used to display webpages, and it has a set number of tags. You don't just go around adding tags to it, the w3c has to accept it, then all the major browsers have to implement it. What you may be talking about is XML, but what purpose would that serve? I really don't understand your suggestion
I understand some HTML, there was no need to explain what it is.
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Sonickyle wrote:
SJRCS_011 wrote:
I'm not sure if you understand what HTML is. It's a markup language used to display webpages, and it has a set number of tags. You don't just go around adding tags to it, the w3c has to accept it, then all the major browsers have to implement it. What you may be talking about is XML, but what purpose would that serve? I really don't understand your suggestion
I understand some HTML, there was no need to explain what it is.
He was referring to the OP.
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