Blair wrote:
> Thanks to Sivakatirswami for posting the first example that I have seen of a
> web-based MetaCard interface. Downloading the "portal" app took less than a
> nanonsecond...and downloading content was very fast. Way cool!
I can't take any credit. The model exists (ed?) right in the
michael,
I would have done the same if i had not just dived in and tried to make
my own application first. i have had very bad luck with tutorials for the
very reasons you outlined with metacard. stick with mc, if you need to
create powerful apps, you can with mc. you can do anything and more
>
>Dear list
>
>Over this last weekend I downloaded both Metacard and RealBasic. As a
>competent Hypercard programmer, I would obviously prefer the XTalk of
>Metacard. However, the presentation of Metacard is amateurish and
>offputting. If it weren't for my Hypercard experience I would quickly w
Dear list
Over this last weekend I downloaded both Metacard and RealBasic. As a
competent Hypercard programmer, I would obviously prefer the XTalk of
Metacard. However, the presentation of Metacard is amateurish and
offputting. If it weren't for my Hypercard experience I would quickly write
off M
>
>I would like to post several fields of data from metacard to a web
>server other than mhttpd (I'm using Xitami on Win98 for testing, but I
>assume Apache would be the same.) The docs say -- post *expression* to
>url *url* I need help filling in the exact syntax for *expression* for
>multiple
I would like to post several fields of data from metacard to a web
server other than mhttpd (I'm using Xitami on Win98 for testing, but I
assume Apache would be the same.) The docs say -- post *expression* to
url *url* I need help filling in the exact syntax for *expression* for
multiple fields o
I haven't tried this in MetaCard, but you might try
put "<[^>]*>" into someReg
That translates to a <, any number of anything but >, and a >
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Apology if I posted this mesage already (I think I lost it):
function stripAllTags taggedText
put "<.*>" into someReg
put replaceText(taggedText, someReg, "") into straightText
put "(<.*>)" into someReg
local foundSomething
if matchText(someHTML, someReg, foundSomething) is true then