Klaus a écrit : > > Hi Richard, > > > > hi, > > > > May I know how to web-enable metacard applications to run on a browser? > > well, this is something we all would like to know ;-) > > Unfortunately this is not possible directly. > > Or does someone know about an MC-browser-plug-in ? > > The MetaCard file-format is unique. That means that the browser > cannot display *.mc files. > > There are 2 possible solutions, which may not satisfy you completely. > > 1. You can define MetaCard as a helper-application for your browser. > > Means the browser will launch MetaCard when you click an URL that is > pointing to a mc-file and MC will display that stack. > (Unfortunately i cannot explain how to...) > > 2. Let MC be your browser for mc-files. > > Means that you create a stack that will download and display mc-files. > > I hope this helps, although it might not be very satisfying. > > Regards, > > Klaus Major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > MetaScape GmbH >
Hi List, Richard, Long times ago, i got with HyperCard 2.35 something named LiveCard 1.1 (Royal SoftWare Corp). It was a stack-based GUI designed to build web pages on the fly from standard Hypercard stacks. I have to say that the results was'nt more than slow toys..., not realy usable stuffs, less usable than FileMaker/WebCompanion or FileMaker/Lasso solutions, for exemple. But LiveCard put me in the right way to build my first Hypercard-based Web application and what i understood in learning the LiveCard architecture is, someware, still alive in my present Metacard-based web applications. If you wants for more, just drop an eye to the archives at runrev.com and best.com and ask for more if interest. Best Regards, Pierre Sahores WEB & VPN applications & databases servers Inspection académique de Seine-Saint-Denis Qualifier & produire l'avantage compétitif _______________________________________________ metacard mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard
