Double-clicking on a control, and Right-Clicking a control do nothing in
LiveCode 8 in my user account (this has been true since the first DP release).
Testing on another account does work, so I tried quitting, deleting the
Livecode7.rev preference file in my account, and relaunching, but that d
Apologies, Mark, I apparently managed to leave out a critical piece of info;
this is in Edit, not Run-mode.
To be clear, double-clicking a control in Edit-mode does not open the Property
Inspector, and Right-Clicking does not display the PopUp menu to Edit Script,
show the Property Inspector, e
Although I’m not sure,of the exact culprit, I solved the issue by removing all
plug-ins. I’ll have to find some time one day to go through them all to
determine the offender, but in the meantime I can actually use LC8 now! Happy
Days :)
> On Jun 23, 2016, at 12:01, mac...@earthlink.net wrote:
>
> I don't think there's a way to use a visual effect to deal with the stack
> size change, or is there?
>
Pete, check out "revChangeWindowSize"
Hank
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I'm attempting to get a traffic gif from mapquest via their RESTful API, but I
am unable to display it; everything results in the image object displaying a
grey pattern.
Some of the things I have tried so far:
set the text of img "map" to url MapQuestsLongAPIKeyedURL
set the imageData of
Thanks, Devin, but no luck there either, I'm afraid, still a grey img object.
Perhaps worth adding: another of their APIs returns a jpg, and that works fine
which is also why I think it's likely the mask data in the gif data stream that
is causing the issue.
On Apr 11, 2013, at 13:00 PM, use-li
Thanks for the response, Thierry, unfortunately, in this case, neither syntax
works
>> I'm attempting to get a traffic gif from mapquest via their RESTful API,
>> but I am unable to display it; everything results in the image object
>> displaying a grey pattern.
>>
>>
>>
>> Some of the th
Hi Jim, thanks, I should have mentioned the image object's size is set using
the same numbers with which I make the image request.
In this case I ask for a 200x400 image and set the size of my object to those
dimensions before attempting to actually display the image.
As I mentioned to Devin,
I felt good about this one, but no luck, Mark
Not that you can test it without the API key, but here's a look at the fairly
simple code I used (note the long wrapped merge line):
on mouseUp
set the text of img "traffic" to empty
set the paintcompression to "PNG"
put GetAPIKey() into tKe
Thanks to Devin, Jim, and Mark for taking a crack at this, but it seems this
was not a solvable problem as desired. Thierry offered to take a look at an
actual download of the gif, and he determined that the data is somehow corrupt.
Although Preview and Safari seem to be able to deal with it, LC
Is it possible, to find out which UITextField sent a message?
It doesn't seem that the objects include their name, or ID, as a parameter with
the messages they send, so if I have 2 or more UITextFields on a card, when I
trap an "inputReturnKey" message, is there any way to tell which field sent
The Target was the first thing I tried :)
I may have found that the answer is "you can't." I see that in the Lesson for
using the UITextField the first thing they do is check that there is only one
UITextField on the card, with the comment "# ensure that only one native text
input is open"
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