RE: Ajax in Revolution? Already there? some part?

[MisterX]

Dare I say TAOO is scaled up for this?

I didn't want to polute the lists with the long story so
I've added a new article TAOO vs Ajax in TAOO's tiki on how TAOO can be an
AJAX killer on Rev...

http://www.monsieurx.com/tiki/tiki-list_articles.php

Hope you like it. I'll be looking into soap, xml and other data exchange
models in the future (possibly CORBA again). Any interested scripters are
welcome to join in their libraries, comments, questions, ideas or
impressions.

Those interested in joining the effort to make it happen sooner than later
are welcome to join the TAOO team!

cheers
Xavier
http://monsieurx.com/taoo - The RAD object

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RE: searching the mailing list.

[MisterX]

Great tool Andre (ActiveSearch)!

Does the plugin strip sigs? :) 

I'll add it ;)

But it's definitely cool!!!

Great stack! Im impressed at the speed!

cheers
Xavier

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
> Andre Garzia
> Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 02:39
> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: searching the mailing list.
> 
> Folks,
> 
> we had a lot of new users in the last months. I don't know if 
> they are familiar with the mailing list search service that 
> is provided at:
> 
> http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/
> 
> This is a handy way to search the mailing list for past 
> threads and knowledge pool.
> 
> Also there is a archivesSearch plugin available for the IDE 
> on revOnline, it's also very nice. :P
> 
> Cheers
> andre
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RE: Timeline and cudos since June?

[MisterX]

> I think perhaps your complaints actually produce results...
> 
> So please don't stop!

Jonathan

Thanks, that's very kind of you :)

But I do have to much less to complain about now ;)

cheers
Xavier
http://monsieurx.com/taoo

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Re: Cmd-A doesn't work from Keyboard in Standalone

[Ken Ray]

On 11/18/05 8:47 PM, "Charles Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> For the test stack I just pulled a Scrolling List Field straight from
> the tools palette. So List Behavior is true; multipleHilites is
> false; traversalOn is true. I see that the lockText is also true,
> which seems interesting. If you pull what you call "a regular list
> field" from the Tools palette, is that property false? If you have no
> commandKey handler at all, doesn't cmd-A select all the lines in the
> list?

No, not for me... I did the same as you - pulled a scrolling list field
straight from the tools palette, clicked in it and typed command-A... The
Edit menu flashed but the selection remained the same ("Choice 2" was the
only thing highlighted).

(10.3.9 with Rev 2.6.1 build 152)


Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Cmd-A doesn't work from Keyboard in Standalone

[Sarah Reichelt]

> >>>One way or another, we seem to have an OS 10.3 / 10.4 disparity,
> >>>don't we?
> >>
> >>Well, perhaps... it may also be a plugin or something that has a frontscript
> >>that's grabbing the request? Or did you already install a fresh build and
> >>test that?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> > I can confirm Charles' results with 10.4.3 & Revoloution - so it's not
> > just a DreamCard thing. If I suspend the development tools it works
> > fine, so it's either Rev itself or some plugin, that is intercepting
> > the Command-A. However it is a mystery why it does it in 10.4 and not
> > in 10.3
> >
> > Sarah
>
> I can confirm Ken's results with 10.3.9. But -- what kind of list field
> are we talking about? When I set up a regular list field without
> multiple selections allowed, I can't select all the lines anyway no
> matter what. Could the list field settings be the difference? Charles,
> what are the settings for listBehavior, multipleHilites, traversalOn,
> locktext, etc.?
>

I just used a standard editable field, not a list field, and I got the
same thing Charles got.

Sarah
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Re: keycodes??

[Charles Hartman]

Thanks to Sarah & Phil. I just wanted to know if I could trust the  
basics -- escape, return, enter, arrow keys.


Charles

On Nov 18, 2005, at 4:27 PM, Phil Davis wrote:


Sarah Reichelt wrote:

On 11/19/05, Charles Hartman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Sometimes I need to use rawKeyDown handlers, which receive a keyCode
parameter. Two questions: is there a table of these somewhere? and,
are these cross-platform? (If I have to use two tables, and wrap
everything in an "if platform" structure, I'm going to be very sad.)


Here is a link to a test stack I wrote to show you the key codes for
various keys: 
I have always assumed they are cross-platform and don't remember
hearing of any problems.



In my testing, I've seen platform differences in the keycodes of  
some numeric keys (possibly uppercase?) and I think also the 10- 
keypad keys (though I'm not certain about that one). I've never  
compared non-numeric keycodes across platforms so I can't speak to  
that.


Phil Davis


Cheers,
Sarah


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Re: Cmd-A doesn't work from Keyboard in Standalone

[Charles Hartman]

For the test stack I just pulled a Scrolling List Field straight from  
the tools palette. So List Behavior is true; multipleHilites is  
false; traversalOn is true. I see that the lockText is also true,  
which seems interesting. If you pull what you call "a regular list  
field" from the Tools palette, is that property false? If you have no  
commandKey handler at all, doesn't cmd-A select all the lines in the  
list?


Charles Hartman


On Nov 18, 2005, at 9:37 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:


Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I can confirm Charles' results with 10.4.3 & Revoloution - so it's  
not

just a DreamCard thing. If I suspend the development tools it works
fine, so it's either Rev itself or some plugin, that is intercepting
the Command-A. However it is a mystery why it does it in 10.4 and not
in 10.3
Sarah


I can confirm Ken's results with 10.3.9. But -- what kind of list  
field are we talking about? When I set up a regular list field  
without multiple selections allowed, I can't select all the lines  
anyway no matter what. Could the list field settings be the  
difference? Charles, what are the settings for listBehavior,  
multipleHilites, traversalOn, locktext, etc.?

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Re: Cmd-A doesn't work from Keyboard in Standalone

[J. Landman Gay]

Sarah Reichelt wrote:

One way or another, we seem to have an OS 10.3 / 10.4 disparity,
don't we?


Well, perhaps... it may also be a plugin or something that has a frontscript
that's grabbing the request? Or did you already install a fresh build and
test that?





I can confirm Charles' results with 10.4.3 & Revoloution - so it's not
just a DreamCard thing. If I suspend the development tools it works
fine, so it's either Rev itself or some plugin, that is intercepting
the Command-A. However it is a mystery why it does it in 10.4 and not
in 10.3

Sarah


I can confirm Ken's results with 10.3.9. But -- what kind of list field 
are we talking about? When I set up a regular list field without 
multiple selections allowed, I can't select all the lines anyway no 
matter what. Could the list field settings be the difference? Charles, 
what are the settings for listBehavior, multipleHilites, traversalOn, 
locktext, etc.?


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HyperActive Software   | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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Re: Calling webservices from RR

[Mark Wieder]

Andre-

I have to say the documentation on the xmlrpc functions leaves
something to be desired. For example, the description of the following
functions simply says "More details to come":

revXMLRPC_DeleteParam
revXMLRPC_Execute
revXMLRPC_Free
revXMLRPC_Free (apparently it's an alias for itself)
revXMLRPC_GetParam
revXMLRPC_GetParamCount
revXMLRPC_GetParamNode
revXMLRPC_GetParamType

Some of these are fairly intuitive as to what they're supposed to do.
But it would be instructive to know, for example, what kinds of error
revXMLRPC_Execute would return. I notice that revXMLRPC_Documents()
will return an error starting with "xmlrpcerr" if it encounters an
error, although I can't imagine what kind of an error it would run up
against. RevXMLRPC_Free never does return an error in the result, so
you never know whether it actually did delete your document or not.

-- 
-Mark Wieder
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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Re: SHA-1 algorithm in xTalk?

[Phil Davis]

I don't know much about hashes - is SHA-1 enough better than Rev's 
md5digest to warrant paying someone to do it? Or will md5digest do what 
you need?


Phil Davis


Frank Leahy wrote:
Has anyone ported the SHA-1 algorithm to xTalk? (see 
http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/SHA-1.html for details)


If not, would anyone be willing to port it for $$?

Regards,
-- Frank


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Re: MP3 sound files in Rev

[Thomas McCarthy]

Aloha Sivakatirswami!

>Do you know now many secs are dropped?
not sure, but it seemed to me about 1 or less.

>>then run a shell program to convert it to mp3.
>what program? will it run on OSX?

Not only will it run on OSX (and windows) but it will run from within rev! It's 
a unix exe. You have your stack record a sound to a file and then call this exe 
with the proper parameters and presto--mp3.
I made this in January, so I can't recall right away where I got the unix file 
[somewhere in the back of my head it seems I had to build it]--might have been 
www.finkproject.org

>I'm still depending on Audion to take WMP or WAV into mp3... Peak only does 
>AIFF...and Audion is "dead"

Drop everything and get Audacity! It's free and will do mp3 (although it, too, 
requires you to look for the .dll/.exe and put it in the program's folder).

If you search the archives for mp3 and my name, you should be able to find the 
script I used.

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Ajax in Revolution? Already there? some part?

[Sivakatirswami]

Aloha Dan:

Though iFrame may not be supported, perhaps there is something useful  
here... since you were surprised that the browser did not refresh,  
when we called for a new month in that little archive selector.


Point: as you said on the phone.. its very simple, delivery of  
modularized pieces that do not require a full page refresh... at  
least in the scenario we are already there... no client side java is  
required at all for this little one...of course I'm very naive about  
all this, but it works in a tiny little way just as you described.  
Since I don't know JAVA I have to resort to this, probably very  
unorthodox, xTalks methods...


the web page (see side bar with archive selector -- www.gurudeva.org/ 
taka/) has


1)  SSI call to the CGI when loaded ... the call is a GET request in  
initial page load
2) small SSI chunk with a submit button to the same CGI which the CGI  
handles as a POST request.


3) doing the latter delivers back just the HTML chunk needed to  
update the frame... it was live... at least in Firefox, there is no  
refresh of the entire page, we are getting data back into just that  
"object" on the page (an iFrame albeit not widely supported, but the  
model is the same, isn't it? ...modular delivery) Could not this be  
scaled way up? With just xTalk?  Of course, there are issues I don't  
see... but other may find it interesting.


The original page has this which is part of the side bar (no tables  
in this world, thanks to your book!)





width="130" height="140" src="/cgi-bin/buildTakaIndex.cgi">





You may select another month and year below,  
then click "Show"



  ## which  
pulls in this:





value="">Month
Januaryoption>Februaryvalue="March">MarchApriloption>MayJuneoption>Julyvalue="August">AugustSeptemberoption>Octobervalue="November">NovemberDecemberoption>



value="">Year
2005option>20042003option>20022001option>20001999option>1998








in inial load, it calls the CGI immediately (see below) as part of  
the page's initial GET request the CGI is:


#!/usr/local/bin/revolution
on startup
global tYear, tMonth

put $HTTP_REFERER into tCallingPage

if $REQUEST_METHOD is "POST" then

## user has made selections from the option pull downs and submitted
## we take that build a new month chunk and send it back
## note, the browser does not refresh the whole page.

put "" into PostIn
 repeat until length(PostIn) >= $CONTENT_LENGTH
  read from stdin until ""
  put it after PostIn
   end repeat
 put  urlDecode (PostIn)  into tDataIn

# create small array:

split tDataIn by "&" and "="

#extract elements

put tDataIn["year"] into tYear
put tDataIn["month"] into tMonth

else
## this is a GET request from the page on first load
## just  parse today's date:
## and insert the current month's links

put word 1 of item 2 of the long date into tMonth
put item 3 of the long date into tYear

#we have to wipe leading space
delete char 1 of tYear

end if

#  create a path now to the past
# and get directory list of days for the month

put "../html/taka/past/" & tYear& "/" &tMonth &"/" into tArchiveMonth
set the defaultFolder to tArchiveMonth
put the folders into tMonthList
sort tMonthList


#  We have our list of days now just have to
#  build html response
#
#  #put format ("") after tIndex
put format (" @import  
\"/taka/css/taka_04_10_15.css\"; ") after tIndex



else

put format ("") after tIndex
end if

put cr & "" & tMonth & ", " & tYear & "" after tIndex
# create the links chunk

repeat for each line x in tMonthList
  if x contains tMonth then #skips dot files
  put tagIt(x,tYear,tMonth) & " " after tIndex
  end if
end repeat
put cr & "" after tIndex

## We're done, just send it to stdout,  minimal http headers first:

put "Content-Type: text/html" & cr
put "Content-Length:" && the length of tIndex & cr & cr
put tIndex

end startUp

function tagIt tDay,tYear,tMonth
  set the itemdel to "_"
  put format (cr & "&"/" & tDay & format ("/\"  & target=\"_top\">") & item 2 of tDay &  
"" into tDayLink

  return tDayLink
end tagit


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