Re: Inline Graphics

2003-08-21 Thread Ray Horsley
Thanks Ray and Scott!

Very cool thing!  It may be old to a lot of guys, but I've been working with
Metacard for over a year, and I never knew you could do that.

Thanks again,


Ray Horsley
Developer, LinkIt! Software



on 8/21/03 2:27 PM, Ray G. Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> From: Ray Horsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> 
>> Greetings,
>> 
>> 
>> I'm wanting to display things like the degree sign (the superscript zero)
>> and fractions (stacked vertically), but of course I want them to flow with
>> text in a field as it gets displayed on different systems with different
>> fonts.  Anybody know of anyway to put a graphic "in" a field so it does
>> this?
> 
> 
> Ray,
> Have you tried:
> 
> 
> set the imageSource of char y of line x of field showFldName to imageID
> 
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MC IDE

2003-08-21 Thread Richard Gaskin
I've had a brief exchange with Scott Raney, and it seems we have his
blessing to proceed with moving the MC IDE forward provided we're all in
agreement on the venue.

As things evolved earlier, it seemed most folks preferred to use this list
for the IDE discussion.  Personally I prefer it, as it seems a lot of
general language discussion is already taking place on the Rev list anyway
and most of the active list members here appear to also be on that list.  I
don't think that necessarily precludes general language discussion here,
however.

So if you're NOT in favor of having the discussion of the MC IDE evolution
take place on this list, this is the time to speak up.  If we have strong
dissent we can easily create a Yahoo group as an alternative.  Otherwise we
can move on to the first order of business:

Someone needs to draft a brief document describing any steps needed to use
the latest Rev engine with the MC IDE.

What difficulties have you encountered in using the latest Rev engine with
MC?

And who wants to put that document together?

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Re: Inline Graphics

2003-08-21 Thread Ray G. Miller
From: Ray Horsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


Greetings,

I'm wanting to display things like the degree sign (the superscript zero)
and fractions (stacked vertically), but of course I want them to flow with
text in a field as it gets displayed on different systems with different
fonts.  Anybody know of anyway to put a graphic "in" a field so it does
this?


Ray,
Have you tried:
set the imageSource of char y of line x of field showFldName to imageID

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Re: Inline Graphics

2003-08-21 Thread Scott Rossi
Recently, Ray Horsley wrote:

> I'm wanting to display things like the degree sign (the superscript zero)
> and fractions (stacked vertically), but of course I want them to flow with
> text in a field as it gets displayed on different systems with different
> fonts.  Anybody know of anyway to put a graphic "in" a field so it does
> this?

Have you tried the imageSource property?

Regards,

Scott Rossi
Creative Director

Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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Web: www.tactilemedia.com

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Inline Graphics

2003-08-21 Thread Ray Horsley
Greetings,


I'm wanting to display things like the degree sign (the superscript zero)
and fractions (stacked vertically), but of course I want them to flow with
text in a field as it gets displayed on different systems with different
fonts.  Anybody know of anyway to put a graphic "in" a field so it does
this?

Thanks!


Ray Horsley
Developer, LinkIt! Software

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Re: HTTPProxy - authenticated proxy servers supported?

2003-08-21 Thread Dave Cragg
At 1:29 pm +1200 21/8/03, Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
It appears that authenticated proxy servers are not supported in
Metacard/Revolution.  Please tell me I am wrong.
You're kind of wrong. :)

If you know in advance that proxy authentication is required, you 
need to set the httpHeaders appropriately. The header should look 
something like this:

   Proxy-Authorization: 

What you need to put in place of  depends on the 
authentication scheme being used. If it's the Basic authorization 
scheme, then the header will look like this:

   Proxy-Authorization: Basic 

where the base64-encoded string is a base64 encoding of the user ID, 
a colon, and the password. So:

put  into tID
put  into tPass
put base64Encode(tID & ":" & tPass) into tString
set the httpHeaders to "Proxy-Authorization:" && tString
If another scheme is used (digest, kerberos, etc.) you have more work 
to do. (But I think someone once posted a way of handling Digest 
authorization on one of the Rev or MC lists. So a look through the 
archives might help.)

There is information on the Digest and Basic schemes here:



If you don't know in advance whether proxy-authenitication is 
required, you can find out by getting the result of an http url call. 
It should return "error 407 " followed by a text description. In that 
case, you'll then have to find a "Proxy-authenicate" field in the 
headers returned by the proxy server. You can get the headers by 
using the libUrlLastRhHeaders() function.

Cheers
Dave
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