Odd results, in your case. I have had no problem creating and saving a stack
with LIvecode Server 4.6.3, as well as saving and load multidimensional
custom properties. Creating cards is no problems as well.
here's my create stack code, be it simple as it is, that worked for me on
LIvecode Server
Why would one want to create a field one can't use anyway?
There are probably a lot of little things in LCS that haven't been trapped
as errors or to fail silently yet, but common sense can be a guide to what
is and what isn't: GUI objects are not applicable in a server
environment.
Reading
Stephen Barncard-4 wrote:
GUI objects are not applicable in a server environment.
Yes indeed, so I would not expect to create a button in the server
environment,
but as I pointed out, fields are NOT ONLY part of the GUI, theyr'e are ALSO
a very common DATA holder.
as an example, fields can
Robert, on my installation of LIvecode Server, everything you say I've found
to be true, except that I was able to use my preferred suffix .rev instead
of .livecode.
I'm impressed that there are so many things are *right* and *up to date* in
the docs lately, imho. On this new stuff, there's sure
Nicolas,
I just came across your dollar script for adding fields with dollar signs! I
have been fighting with fields that contain a $ sign for the past two days.
I am doing a little app to compute mileage and expenses for our local school
district. It is a free app. I retired from the school
Maybe. The start using command is for setting up library scripts though,
not behaviors. Seems like there's a case for it to do both (as an option)
but right now, I do think it will resolve paths to behavior scripts.
Pete
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On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at
Jacque,
I believe you should have a separate http path and a separate ftp path. This
is because as one adds users to their servers, they typically also add a
different root folder for the user.
So, for instance if I had a file located at:
http://fred.com/coolstack/test.rev
the ftp path for it
I should have explained my reasoning more thoroughly. It all makes sense inside
my head! LOL!
CalendarPane uses behaviors. I was thinking that Start Using did not actually
open the stack, and therefore the behaviors were not resolving, but I
discovered that it was actually a different
This is true for FTP apps like Transmit , Interarchy and Cyberduck
that all have separate fields in their settings for web URL and FTP
address. That makes features like 'copy URL' and 'copy PATH' available as a
context menu item when selecting a file in their browsers.
On 8 August 2011 13:51,
definitely make your process times short; do small batches at a time,
otherwise you might get a notice from the timeout police!
In other words, you need to give time for other processes other than your
own to 'do their thing'. The small performance hit is worth it for a happy
server for all,
Hello everyone.
My database app utilizes a mysql database. When
testing for android, the app shows up fine (but needs to be in landscape
mode, not portrait), but when I try to login, it gives me a revdberr -
invalid database type.
This works on the desktop (pc and mac). Does
mysql work on
How do I replace the quote character in a string using the replace command?
Replace [] with # in tList
Jim Hurley
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chartonum(39)
that's how I replace quotes (cannot remember if
that's a single or double quote though)?
replace chartonum(39) with
chartonum(xx) in tList
where xx is the ascii number for a # symbol.
would be my guess.
Mike
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Hurley wrote:
replace quote with # in tList
no kidding!
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On Aug 8, 2011, at 4:03 PM, James Hurley wrote:
How do I replace the quote character in a string using the replace command?
Replace [] with # in tList
Jim Hurley
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The reserved word quote contains the quote character. More are tab, return
(which is just cr, or cr/lf depending on the os), cr (just cr), lf (just lf),
and there may be a few more. I like to put ` into sq as a global in any
database app I am working with, so I can say something like:
put sq
Hey all,
I have an application that uses several different stackfiles that are loaded
by a standalone launcher (sort of like stackrunner). I want to be able to
encrpyt the stackfiles so that the user can't just open up the stacks in a
text editor and see my code.
I can't find a lot of
I discovered I have the MS curly quotes. This is what works for these:
replace numToChar(210) with # in tList
replace numToChar(211) with # in tList
Thanks Mike and Jerry.
Jim Hurley
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So password protecting these stacks don't affect what happens when my
standalone opens one of them?
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Charles,
I had no idea what dollar sign script of mine you were referring to.
So, I looked in the mailing-list archives. Wow! I'd completely
forgotten about that.
Your script is very cool
Thanks but it's embarrassingly inelegant.
Found something much cleaner, by Mark Wieder. It relies on the
Oops.
123456789 -- 123456789 -- $1,234,567.89
That example should've been:
123456789 -- 1234567.89 -- $1,234,567.89
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Hi Bob,
You can send it to me and I'll update in and post it back here with the rest of
the resources:
http://www.rotundasoftware.com/livecode/
If there is a central place for these open source livecode projects I can post
it there as well.
Sorry about the delay on getting back to you on
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 7:57 PM, James Hurley wrote:
I discovered I have the MS curly quotes. This is what works for these:
replace numToChar(210) with # in tList
replace numToChar(211) with # in tList
Thanks Mike and Jerry.
Jim Hurley
MS (major stooge) Curly quotes? ;-)
Nice! I was terrified to just try and make the leap on my finished product
without asking about how it works first. I thought the standalone needed to
give a password to run the stacks. Now I realize how these work! Awesome!
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