How to add new attributes in KHTML? Need help

[Rigo Wenning]

Having no time to go compiling KDE, I'm still keen to play around with this 
for obvious reasons. One of my past projects was to secure the online 
decisions of the german federal constitutional court. 

What I would need is a simple how-to and an X86_64 binary (currently using 
opensuse, but may be that's not important)

If I can make it work, I promise to help promoting the solution and help to 
refine the FAQ/How-To. 

Best, 

Rigo

On Tuesday 15 June 2010 21:23:53 Eduardo Robles Elvira wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> I'm finishing the project of HTML encryption with khtml that I
> mentioned earlier in this list  (code available in [1]). Now, I've
> detected one big problem: when adding the new attributes to the
> tokenizer, images stop showing correctly and xmlHttpRequest seems to
> fail too (for example the chat in [2] doesn't retrieves the list of
> messages). I think I must be doing something wrong here, so this is
> how I add support for the new attributes "encryption",
> "encryption-key" and "signature-key":
> 1. I add them sorted inside misc/htmlattrs.in
> 2. I execute "cd kdelibs/khtml/misc && ./makeattrs"
> 3. Then execute "python gennames.py"
> 
> The attached patch to this email is the result of those steps. If I
> don't apply the patch, everything works fine, the chat [2] works as
> expected and images are correctly shown. If I apply it, then all of a
> sudden the chat stops loading the messages and images are not loaded.
> 
> Is there any fast solution for this problem? Am I doing anything wrong
> or am I missing any steps? I'm a bit in a hurry =) I want to create a
> small chat application using the HTML extension developed, using AJAX
> (welcome to the millenium!) based on [2]..
> 
> Regards,
>    Eduardo Robles Elvira.
> --
> [1] http://github.com/edulix/pfc
> [2] http://goflow.alwaysdata.net/chat/
>