Service Worker to the Rescue
There has been a lot of traffic opining about the new release that changed various aspects of the GUI. To be honest I didn't read most of the posts in detail nor do I have any problem overcoming any o...
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Hi Dan,
So, we can take this javascript as is and add it just like the IOL technique or is there a different way to ingest this javascript into quickbase ?
Thx!
So, we can take this javascript as is and add it just like the IOL technique or is there a different way to ingest this javascript into quickbase ?
Thx!
Service Workers have to be registered using code similar to this:
navigator.serviceWorker.register('DBID?act=dbpage&pagename=sw.js');
Once registered a Service Worker sits between your browser and the QuickBase server and listens for domain events and can replace or modify the request and response or processes other events such as going offline, caching, syncing, notifications etc.
The above graphic needs to be updated as Service Workers also work in Edge, UC Browser and are in development for Safari.
Nothing like this has ever been possible before without installing a client side proxy. Service Workers is like god mode for QuickBase and it can modify any aspect of the application.
navigator.serviceWorker.register('DBID?act=dbpage&pagename=sw.js');
Once registered a Service Worker sits between your browser and the QuickBase server and listens for domain events and can replace or modify the request and response or processes other events such as going offline, caching, syncing, notifications etc.
The above graphic needs to be updated as Service Workers also work in Edge, UC Browser and are in development for Safari.
Nothing like this has ever been possible before without installing a client side proxy. Service Workers is like god mode for QuickBase and it can modify any aspect of the application.
