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That's good to know, thanks for sharing, while useful, sometimes I just wanted to go into a website and start collaborating, which is one of the reasons I ended
by AlexITC 6y ago
That's good to know, thanks for sharing, while useful, sometimes I just wanted to go into a website and start collaborating, which is one of the reasons I ended up building CollabUML.
- gregmac 6y agoI think you can accomplish this by using the URL, and it would be significantly cleaner than the input pop-up. Instead of prompting for input, use URLs like http://collabuml.com/s/sessionName http://collabuml.com/s/sessionName (the /s is just to give you some flexibility in the future, should you want to add other URLs to the site), or alternatively, for pure client-side, you could do http://collabuml.com/#sessionName http://collabuml.com/#sessionName. For an example of how to do this using a landing page, check https://meet.jit.si/ https://meet.jit.si/. If you don't want a landing page, then when someone visits http://collabuml.com/ http://collabuml.com/ (with no session name) just immediately do a 302 redirect to a new randomly-generated "session name" URL. If a user wants to join an existing session, they need to use the URL directly (most likely clicking on a link the other person shares with them).
- AlexITC 6y agoThanks for the hints, I'm aware of such issues and actually want to take the session from the URL, I pushed this last night and was tired enough to not do more changes and just went straight to the plain-old prompt popup.
- AlexITC 6y ago> I think you can accomplish this by using the URL, and it would be significantly cleaner than the input pop-up. I just pushed a minor update to use the url for the session names.