[Pmwiki-users] Drawback with simultaneous editing
chr@home.se
chr
Sun Oct 31 13:02:58 CST 2004
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> Hmm, it works in my browser (Firefox 0.9), no problem.
Works in Netscape 7.x as well, and judging by the long time it takes it
does no caching at all.
> But then again, my browser doesn't appear to be caching the page
> (indeed, the fact that your browser *is* caching the page indicates that
> it's not honoring the HTTP protocol standards).
Might be... it's a pity though, since it's much quicker.
> > Would it be possible to have a fix for this special case? I.e. when it's
> > the person who just edited the page that uses 'back' to edit it again?
>
> Might be possible. How would PmWiki know that it's "the same person"?
> (IP address doesn't work because of proxies/firewalls/NAT issues.)
Could we embed some 'edit-id-number' in the page that is submitted with
the rest of the edit date. Then if pmwiki sees that two 'saves' are being
done consequetively with the same 'edit-id-number', it assumes it is an
overwrite?
I guess a drawback with this is that the saved page in wiki.d/ needs to
keep track of the last 'edit-id-number'.
I'm not sure if this is worth it though. The big advantage to me is that
it's faster, which takes caching of course.
/Christian
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