Using Standalone Prism
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Many ppl don't get it because they just think of it as a web browser. But what if you need to provide a stand-alone HTML5+JavaScript portable desktop application? that's where this jewel shines, not for youtube for god's sake!
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.net code :
Form1.webbrowser.navigate = (Textbox1.text)
This is how this Program works XD
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This is not an application, If you want to use it with twitter or facebook, simply log in to your account, then drag the browser icon to your desktop... This will save you time and give you all the features of prism..
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This is so nice for stubborn customers who just NOT want to move from Internet Explorer and complain that our webapps are broken or slow. Just pretend it really is a stand-alone application and they'll install it :)
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not helpful because I can't even get that pop-up you have! :/
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@Mchlpl exactly!!!
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@raymanuva noo... you press da spanner and toolz and then create application shortcut
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i downloaded the standallone one but i could not get enything on the desktop you just have a folder that says prism.exe and other stuff. even if i click the exe nothing changes.whatsthe problem windows7 x64bit mem 4gb c2d2.66
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I just don't get the point of this. Minitube is a marvellous example of a desktop application, that borrows contents from somewhere in the web (YouTube), but ADDS something of its own to the experience of using them. This seems nothing but the skeleton of a browser...
Narrator voice: "Luke!, I'm your father!"
lol
15Pujols15 1 year ago 19
There's not much point in using it for internet applications IMHO. However imagine you have an web based intranet application. Here using Prism makes a lot of sense.
You get rid of web browser's gui (you might not want 'back' button to ba available in your application for example). You separate application and web browser sessions (browser crashes but your application is still running) etc.
Mchlpl 2 years ago 12