Re: Creating files on on-rev

2010-04-08 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi,

Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Sarah - This command is used from an irev file located on the server. Do I
still have to set permissions somewhere on the server?

 

Mike - Your suggestion does not work for me so I'm suspecting either a
config or permissions issue. The videos I'm referring to are the ones
accessed via the on-rev site
http://www.screencast.com/users/Runtime_Revolution/folders/On-Rev/media/a0e3
c89f-ef90-4805-aa6e-d320c4b419d7#

 

Bjvrnke - Thanks - I appreciate that you meant for me to change the
permissions just for tests. I did not change the global permissions, rather
I created a new directory with full permissions and ran tests from there.
Again, it did not work

 

Regards

Kevin

 

 

 

Kevin Wrote:

 On Kevin's on-rev how to videos, he uses

 

 put something after URL file:log.txt

 

 which is apparently meant to create a text file on the server. I've tried
it

 but no such file appears anywhere.

 

Sarah Wrote:

It depends where the script is.

If this command is used from an irev file on the server, then it will

work fine as is.

If it is on your computer, then you need to use ftp commands and

supply a user name  password, e.g.

 

put something into URL (ftp:  username  :  password 

@myname.on-rev.com/folder/log.txt)

 

While this is a permissions problem, I would not recommend Bjvrnke's

solution of just opening access to your folder.

 

 

Mike Wrote:

With the file a.irev on the server we can make a file appear by typing

http://taishan.on-rev.com/a.irev in your browser.

---

-- a.irev on server

---

html

?rev

put duke holds on into url file:a.txt

put job finished

?

/html



-- address in browser

http://taishan.on-rev.com/a.irev



Might that be what you are interested in doing? 

 

BTW, where are those how-to's by Kevin?

 

Mike

 

 

Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

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Creating files on on-rev

2010-04-06 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
On Kevin's on-rev how to videos, he uses

 

put something after URL file:log.txt

 

which is apparently meant to create a text file on the server. I've tried it
but no such file appears anywhere.

He goes on to use this when sending mail (which is what I'm attempting to
do) but I'm unable to test the mail as the original file is not created. I'm
aware of issues others have had sending mail

I don't understand the syntax for this URL - is it right? Or perhaps my
configuration (Freyr) is wrong?

 

regards

 

Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

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Re: Odd colour effects with mac plug in

2010-02-22 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Thanks everyone who took the time to answer my last post below.

 

I built a revlet which views fine on all my windows boxes and while it

viewed Ok on the mac (leopard) I still had the old problem of the dialogue

appearing behind safari when the revlet opened a find file dialogue.

Wondering if this had been fixed, I downloaded the latest plug in from the

mother ship and sure enough, it works! Except that all text in the revlet is

now bright blue where it should be black  and cyan where it should be red.

Interestingly, any plug in dialogues  also display blue text. The exception

appears to be text within a drop down menu or combo box. This displays
fine.

 

Based on the answers and suggestions, I did a bit of testing.

This does appear to be an issue seen on PowerPC processors but this never
used to be the case. As I mentioned before, the original plug-in had the
dialogue box issue (and perhaps others) but the text colour was fine. The
dialogue has been fixed but the font colour has changed. It's not only the
revlet that shows the issue, any plug in dialogue also has the problem so
there's nothing I can do to the revlet to change this.

 

Not complaining, these things happen and I'm sure this issue will be
resolved at some point but, and this is my question, how will I know? Where
do I go to find what's been fixed and when new releases have been made?

 

regards

Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

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Odd colour effects with mac plug in

2010-02-18 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
I built a revlet which views fine on all my windows boxes and while it
viewed Ok on the mac (leopard) I still had the old problem of the dialogue
appearing behind safari when the revlet opened a find file dialogue.
Wondering if this had been fixed, I downloaded the latest plug in from the
mother ship and sure enough, it works! Except that all text in the revlet is
now bright blue where it should be black  and cyan where it should be red.
Interestingly, any plug in dialogues  also display blue text. The exception
appears to be text within a drop down menu or combo box. This displays fine.

Any ideas?

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Getting mouseColor from outside the app window

2009-10-23 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi,

 

I want to sample the color under the cursor and am using

 

set the cursor to cross

  repeat until the mouseClick

 set the backgroundColor of graphic sample to the mouseColor

 put the mouseColor into fld rgb

 

  end repeat

set the cursor to arrow

 

This works fine within the confines of the rev app window but is it possible
to sample a color from anywhere on the screen? 

Using the above script captures the color outside the rev app window and
puts the color into the graphic as the mouse moves but the mouseClick is
ignored when the cursor is outside the app window

Seems logical that it should act this way but there must be a way to get
round this. I'd be grateful for any pointers

 

Regards

 

Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

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RE: Problems with libURLftpUploadFile

2009-09-09 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi all,
Had no takers on this one so I thought I'd repost it
I have a problem where:

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
libURLftpUploadFile  c:/myfile.txt, tURL ,showStatus

works fine but.

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
Put c:/myfile.txt into tFilepath
libURLftpUploadFile  tFilepath, tURL , showStatus

Results in c:/myfile.txt instead of the correct data being written into
the uploaded text file 

The same happens if I use libURLftpUpload

So, is it not possible to use 2 variables? Or am I missing something

Regards
Kevin Stallibrass


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Re: Problems with libURLftpUploadFile

2009-09-09 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Thanks Pierre

I had preferred to use libURLftpUploadFile because I could set up a callback
to work a scrollbar, do other things when pStatus is downloaded etc
However, I seem to have got it working now. FYI,

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
Put c:/myfile.txt into tFilepath
libURLftpUploadFile  tFilepath, tURL , showStatus
does not work

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
Put c:/myfile.txt into nURL
libURLftpUploadFile  nURL, tURL , showStatus
works fine!

Only difference is the name of the variable - wonder why?

Thanks anyway
Kevin



Pierre wrote
Try this working 24/7 there (Rev Ent 3.5, OS X 10.5.8)

put url (binfile:  path_to_thefile_to_upload) into url  
(your_ftp_server_credenti...@address  the_remote_path  /   
the_uploaded_file_name))
if url (FTP_Server_Address.../the_uploaded_file_name) is  then beep

Cheers,

P.

Le 4 sept. 09 ` 16:37, Kevin Stallibrass a icrit :

 Hi all,
 I have a problem where:
 Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
 libURLftpUploadFile  c:/myfile.txt, tURL ,showStatus
 works fine but.

 Put fld contains FTP path into tURL
 Put c:/myfile.txt into tFilepath
 libURLftpUploadFile  tFilepath, tURL , showStatus
 Results in c:/myfile.txt instead of the correct data being written  
 into
 the uploaded text file

 The same happens if I use libURLftpUpload
 So, is it not possible to use 2 variables? Or am I missing something
 Regards
 Kevin Stallibrass


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RE: problems with libURLftpUploadfile

2009-09-09 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Thanks Jim,
This is really good advice which I'll try this evening. I does put me in a
bit of a quandary though as my original script now works just by changing
the variable name.(no idea why) This will probably fail at the worst moment
knowing my luck so I'll try your suggestion and report back.
Regards
Kevin Stallibrass

Jim Ault Wrote:

My quick guess is that you are seeing the following...

-1-
libURLftpUploadFile  c:/myfile.txt, tURL ,showStatus

sending a string to be used by libURLftpUploadFile

-2-
libURLftpUploadFile  tFilepath, tURL ,showStatus

allowing the function to 'evaluate' the string inside the variable
This probably results in either
empty if the file 'myfile.txt' does not exist
   the contents of myfile.txt read from the hard drive
---
Try this variation
put c:/ into tFilepath
put myfile.txt into tFilename
--now concatenate to form the param at the time of sending
libURLftpUploadFile ( tFilepath  tFilename), tURL ,showStatus

This is confusing, I know, but when working with interpretive  
languages, these nuances are part of the landscape.  They have their  
purpose since there are times when this is exactly what you want.   
Power programmers use this to their advantage when the literal path  
and filename is not known but discovered at runtime on different hard  
drives.

Hope this works for you.  Let us know.
If not I will do a little digging into the libURLftpUploadFile in the  
library to see how Rev uses the first param.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas

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Problems with libURLftpUploadFile

2009-09-04 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi all,

 

I have a problem where:

 

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL

libURLftpUploadFile  c:/myfile.txt, tURL ,showStatus

 

works fine but.

 

Put fld contains FTP path into tURL

Put c:/myfile.txt into tFilepath

libURLftpUploadFile  tFilepath, tURL , showStatus

 

Results in c:/myfile.txt instead of the correct data being written into
the uploaded text file 

The same happens if I use libURLftpUpload

 

So, is it not possible to use 2 variables? Or am I missing something

 

Regards

 

Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

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RE: to use Revolution

2009-08-13 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi Kenji,

I'm using

 

put http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/
http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/%20myImage.jpg  myImage.jpg  into tName

   set the fileName of image nameOfImage to tName

 

and it works for me.

 

I've had success with 

Set the filename of image nameOfImage to myImage.jpg

But when the revlet is loaded on your server, the revlet look for this image
in the same folder as the revlet.

Not ideal so I prefer to set an absolute path as in example 1

 

 

Kevin Stallibrass

Technical Specialist

 

Robert Horne

 

 

Kenji Kojima wrote:

 

I cannot set image filename of revLet.

 

I tried them.

set the filename of image 1 to myImage.jpg

set the filename of image 1 to http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/
http://kenjikojima.com/Photo/%20myImage.jpg  myImage.jpg

And used Network of Standalone Application setting.

But I could not show the image. It was just a gray image object.

 

Does anybody know how I can show an image.

 

Thanks,

--

Kenji Kojima

the environment before printing this electronic communication

 

 

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Re: Revlet default folder

2009-07-30 Thread Kevin Stallibrass

Thanks a million Martin this was more info than I expected and most welcome.
I normally create a separate folder for such files but the point is that the
default folder in runrev studio is always the same folder that contains the
app (unless you change it) With rev media 4, building for the web, the
default appears to be the desktop of the machine that downloads  displays
the revlet within a web browser

Also in answer to Ricks' question, sorry but I'm not using an OSX Server,
this is just a standard web service (running on Unix) the revlets are viewed
on a web browser using the rev-web plug in

Regards
Kevin Stallibrass

Martin Blackman wrote:

check out this link for info on folder paths
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/tips/file010.htm

Even for a desktop app its not normally considered good practice to
save prefs to the same directory as the app 



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Revlet default folder

2009-07-29 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
I have saved one of my rev programs for the web. The program stores some
preferences in a .txt file in the default folder next to the app. When
saving for the web and putting the revlet on my webserver, the app still
works correctly but I've noticed that the default folder now becomes the
desktop storing the .txt file there. This happens on both  mac with safari
and XP with IE (I've not tried any other combinations).

This is great because a standard rev app will still work correctly with no
alterations but I feel I'm likely to annoy a lot of users by cluttering up
their desktop. I feel that a better place for the default folder is the
temporary internet files folder so that when this folder is emptied via the
web browser, my files will be removed at the same time.

Trouble is, I've no idea of a global path I could use which would work on
all supported browsers/OS's  - is there one?

 

Regards

Kevin Stallibrass

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Re: Revlet behaving badly in Safari

2009-07-26 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Andre Garzia wrote:

 Folks,

 

 RRE.app is Runtime Revolution Environment, aka, the web plugin. RRE

 probably mean you have an Alpha version of the plugin, the ones that

 were seeded to conference going pioneers. If this is so, then, trying

 to load a revLet will render the browser unresponsive. The file format

 changed I think, the .revlet files are different from that the alpha

 plugin loaded.

 

 The dialog appearing behind the browser is a bug that RunRev is aware

 of and trying to fix.

 

 cheers

 andre

 

 

Thanks Andre for pointing out the answer on this one - it has saved me a lot
of investigative time but my question has prompted the disappointed comments
from Richmond who tried to help out. My experience so far with revWeb has
been so positive that I'm already an advocate, actively spreading the word
to previous non Rev users. To read Richmond's comments is slightly worrying
and a reminder to me that we're still on alpha and that maybe I should calm
down a little. All I can say to Richmond is persevere - it's worth waiting
for

 

Regards

Kevin Stallibrass

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Revlet behaving badly in Safari

2009-07-24 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
I have a small (test) revlet that gets a folder path using the standard
answer folder statement. The app works fine as a standalone on both Win
XP/Vista and OSX 10.5.7 

However, building the app as a revlet gives me a problem with OSX 10.5.7 and
Safari in that when the answer folder script is run, the correct dialog
appears BEHIND the safari browser. Each time the code is run, another dialog
appears, again behind the Safari window. The last of these dialogs can be
closed but there is no way I can get rid of the earlier ones without
restarting. Exactly the same thing happen with any command that causes an OS
window to appear including when using   do somethingas Applescript  so  I
presume this must a global thing that I'm missing

There are no issues with the revlet running on XP/Vista with IE

 

If you care to look, http://www.roberthorneprofiles.co.uk/apps/test.html  -
try the 'Set' button but only press it once if you don't want to risk
dialogs that won't close

 

Your thoughts appreciated

 

Thanks

Kevin Stallibrass

Colour Management Specialist

 

Paperlinx Digital Solutions

 

 

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Belated Thankyou

2008-02-25 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi, 

I posted a question end of last year and thought that no one had replied.
Although I was watching carefully for a reply, I missed one from Jan
Schenkel which I have just stumbled upon. This gives me the solution I was
after so thank you Jan

 

Jan Wrote:

 

 

 Hi,

 

 I've build a standalone which simply adds a new line

 of text to a file

 located on an ftp site, then displays the entire

 file in a text box. 

 

 It works fine but when I close the application,

 windows holds on to the

 process and I have to force quit it via task

 manager.

 

 [snip]  

 

 Regards

 

 Kevin Stallibrass

 

 

Hi Kevin,

 

Revolution doesn't automatically quit when the alst

window is closed, if there are any 'pendingMessages' -

these are messages that are put onto the event queue

to be executed at a later time:

send TickleMePink to me in 10 seconds

Are you using any 'send in time' constructs?

 

If your application is just one window, you can make

your life easy and add the following message handler

to your stack script:

##

on closeStack

  -- we don't want to quit when we close the window

inside the IDE

  if the environment is not development then

quit

  end if

end closeStack

##

 

This way, when your stack window is closed, the engine

will effectively quit, even if there are pending

messages.

 

Hope this helped,

 

Jan Schenkel

 

 

 

 

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Help - Windows process won't quit

2007-12-14 Thread Kevin Stallibrass
Hi,

I've build a standalone which simply adds a new line of text to a file
located on an ftp site, then displays the entire file in a text box. 

It works fine but when I close the application, windows holds on to the
process and I have to force quit it via task manager.

 

The problem only happens if an upload has been made so I presume that a
something is being left open somewhere - I just can't find it!

 

Here's what I'm doing..

 

put  cr  the short date  cutInternetTime   tab  fld name  tab  
newCtemp  tab  fld one  tab  fld two  tab  fld three tab 
fld four  tab  fld five  into urlData



put ftp://myftp:;  fld password 
@ftp.myftp.co.uk/htdocs/log/myfile.txt into myURL



put urlData after URL myURL

 

put URL http://www.myWeb/log/onyxlogfile.txt; into fld table

 

Any light you can shed on this would be gratefully received as I'm running
out of hair

 

Regards

Kevin Stallibrass

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