Hi all.
As a hobbiest/amateur I continue to plunk away with Livecode, mostly the
server product in my on-rev account.
Can anyone point me to a tutorial or sample of an online log in system
(username, email and password) for a website using Livecode?
I've found some php tutorials, and
This is the code with a couple of dependencies. I think that’s all the
fiddlybits. If I missed something let me know.
Bob S
function filterArray pArrayDataA, pConditions
put the defaultFolder & "/" & "tempdatabase.db" into tDBName
put arrayToSQLite(pArrayDataA, tDBName, "arraydata")
Bob - I think you've mentioned these functions (and posted code, or a
pointer to code, for them) before (but I couldn't find it). Any chance
you could re-post (or just send to me, or ...)
Mike - I couldn't see in the thread *why* you want to use a dg ather
than a pg ? Is there a missing
i guess what i'm wondering is how quickly or slowly the dg will render, if
the dgArray is large. it seems to be slower, when the array is larger.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 2:48 PM Mike Kerner
wrote:
> i never heard of it called an "elevator". I anyways heard "thumb"
>
> On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at
i never heard of it called an "elevator". I anyways heard "thumb"
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 2:08 PM Bob Sneidar via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I’ve thought about that. A temporary memory database would not appear to
> the user to be faster, as the initial query for a
I’ve thought about that. A temporary memory database would not appear to the
user to be faster, as the initial query for a large dataset will happen all at
once during which Livecode would be unresponsive. And if you page the queries
from the live database, re-storing the data in a memory
i would be curious to know if an in-memory sqlite db increases scroll speed
with dg's.
basically, you would live load the dg with pages from the db.
i can't imagine that the dg is faster than the pg. everything i've tried
with the pg is faster than the dg.
just one more reason to resurrect the
I wrote a findInArray() function that will convert an array to a memory based
SQL database, and one of the arguments is the SQL query statement to use on the
database. I have another called FilterArray() which simply iterates through the
keys to output those matching a criteria.
Bob S
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