I feel André is not welcomed as an outsider in this list.
Too bad.
CL, not enough philosophical, not enough Catalina
> Le 11 mars 2020 à 23:48, Charles Lachat via use-livecode
> a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> Let’s say I build an XML tree in LiveCode; part of it is:
>
> revXMLPutIntoNode idID, "/
> ... it is always a good idea when developing for public consumption to
> develop for the (reasonably) lowest common denominator.
This works with the public. Not so much with a massive set of corporate
enterprises where IT departments (all of them) will choose to test and roll out
upgrades/up
Just to diverge a bit (as I am wont to do), when new browsers and features
began to be prolific, a lot of web devs would initially develop sites using the
new features. What resulted however is that they excluded vast numbers of
visitors who could not view their web sites, or had reduced capabil
Also, there are two major types of vector based fonts: TrueType and OpenType.
OpenType is a Microsoft format, but the same font file can be used for Windows
and Mac.
TrueType gets a little tricky. TrueType fonts made for Windows will also work
for Mac. TrueType made for Mac must be CONVERTED t
Here’s where to go
https://developers.google.com/web/feedback
Sean Cole
Pi Digital
> On 13 Mar 2020, at 13:37, Keith Clarke via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi Sean,
> Thanks for the response - that saves me researching further on browser widget
> usage for this.
>
> I’ve also looked at try
Hi Sean,
Thanks for the response - that saves me researching further on browser widget
usage for this.
I’ve also looked at trying to drive a regular Chrome browser instance on my Mac
but there seems to be a more fundamental snag…
Unlike the Console, the Dev Tools Network settings seem to lack
Roland,
i found a forum post from mimu which included also a GoogleCalendarTest stack.
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?t=31840
Is that the one you are referring to?
Matthias
> Am 13.03.2020 um 14:00 schrieb R.H. via use-livecode
> :
>
> If this would help...
>
> I am using OAuth2
Hi Keith
The chromium engine is not the same as the chrome browser. So the browser has
the dev tools. The engine will have some code base that the browser can pull
from to display as tools.
The browser widget is a browser in its own right. It does not, at least as far
as I’m aware, embed a ch
Hi
If you need a specific font to work because of look, scale, print, etc I
suggest using a font editor app to copy the font you require, rename it to
something unique (the name is embedded so just changing the file name changes
nothing) and then embed it into your app in LC Standalone Settings
If this would help...
I am using OAuth2 with the Google Calendar with a stack that was originally
developed by Denver77 and had been posted the stack "GoogleCalendarTest" to
the Forum in 2018. It explains clearly how to use Google's oAuthClient and
actually, I was able to receive the client id, th
Hi Panos
Thank you for your lengthy descriptive explanation. It’s appreciated.
Perhaps this should be written in the Release Notes - you know, for
clarification. So that a newbie or even an oldie knows what to expect. If the
RN says it’s not supported then they/we will be ‘scared off from usin
Hi folks,
I understand that the browser widget uses the platform’s default browser
engine. The (default?) feature set seems to be limited - e.g. no right-click
(on Mac).
There don’t seem to be obvious entries in the dictionary concerning developer
tools/menu/option. Please can anyone confirm wh
Hello all,
Just a clarification, as this has been a source of confusion for a long
time.
The current LC 9.x versions do support MacOS Catalina. Also, with the
latest LiveCode versions (9.5.1 and 9.6 DP-2 - and possibly earlier
versions too) you can still deploy apps for iOS 13.x - and these apps
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