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Need good PHP error handling. I stole some code from somewhere for WHError and 
it does not work 
half the time. 

It should not be to had to do some decent PHP error handling. PHP gives you the 
ability to print out 
the stack but it does not do so by default. 

Also fix up the Exception code so it's a little nicer. 

Implement "Live Callbacks" in Phaux. 

A Live Callback would be a link that when clicked would call a callback than 
replace the content of a 
specified DIV or possibility multiple divs (or other HTML elements that have an 
ID). 

Something like 

{{{
$html->anchor()->with("Label")->liveCallback("callbackName",array(arguments,...)
,"divName");
}}}

WHHtmlCanvas Needs A Span Tag

The current REServe query language is a little less than ideal. 

Look into improving the query language to be more clean and flexible. Maybe a 
simple query 
language?

Need  date classes that works well with Phaux and REServe .

Currently using the Pear date class and it's not that good. 

I would like to see a date class that could deal with any arbitrary date but 
lets start with the Unix 
time-stamp range first.

There should be 3 classes. WHDate, WHTime, WHDateAndTime. I might want to 
emulate multiple 
inheritance for WHDateAndTime but using __call .

WHImageTag class already exists but is not exposed on the canvas.

REArray doesn't reset the driver's current object properly after creating its 
table. 

In the class WHSession, you don't remove all callbacks to keep only the 
maxCallbacks last ones:

    public function newCallbackKey(){
        /*
        ** Try to keep the callback size down
        */
        if($this->maxCallbacks() <= count($this->callbacks)){
            unset($this->callbacks[count($this->callbacks)- $this->maxCallbacks()]);
        }

        return ++$this->lastCallbackKey;
    }

This problem occurs memory problems when the number of saved callbacks grows 
too much.
So, to fix this problem the method must be:

    public function newCallbackKey(){
        /*
        ** Try to keep the callback size down
        */
        while($this->maxCallbacks() <= count($this->callbacks)){
            unset($this->callbacks[key($this->callbacks)]);
        }

        return ++$this->lastCallbackKey;
    }

Fréd