Note that some ISPs block this capability...
Mine does...
cheers
Xavier
On 28.04.2005 06:00:02 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
Hi Martin,
I'm trying to connect to my database which is hosted by
oneandone.co.uk. I'm
using the database query builder in RR.
I set the name (Contact),
host
Thanks Sarah Xavier
With PHP 3306 is the port used, I tried changing to 'oneandone.co.uk:port'
with many variations, to no avail.
It seems that Xavier hit the nail on the head, my ISP wont allow this type
of access!!
I really cant see the point of having a database that I cant access.
Can
Hello Martin,
It's a long shot, but there is one more thing to check before giving up...
Using PhpMyAdmin, have a look at the privilages that are set up for
your DB and make sure it is set to % any, which will allow access
from any domain address.
-Doc-
On 4/28/05, Martin McCarrick [EMAIL
Doc,
Is this in the config.php file or?
cheers
Xavier
On 28.04.2005 11:32:00 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
Hello Martin,
It's a long shot, but there is one more thing to check before giving
up...
Using PhpMyAdmin, have a look at the privilages that are set up for
your DB and make sure it is
Hello Xavier,
Actually there is a link directly from the main phpMyAdmin page where
you can check and or change the status (assuming you have the right
access privilages).
I know that on our LAN, I cannot connect from a remote work station
without changing the Host settings
HTH,
-Doc-
On
As an afterthought, I'd highly recommend that you have a good look at
the mySQL documentation in regards to security settings. It would be a
good thing to understand the issues *before* making changes. :)
-Doc-
On 4/28/05, docmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Xavier,
Actually there is a link
Hi Docmann
It seems that I cant even use phpAdmin anymoreI have it installed (v
2.3.2) on my site but cant access it anymore as I would normally, the link I
had saved in favourites does nothing now! Not good.
Oneandone.co.uk now have a MySQL admin link from within their own web
control panel
An excerpt taken from oneandone-
The MySQL database is stored on a separate database server behind a
firewall to protect your data. You can only access this database server and
your database exclusively through your site. Direct access to the MySQL
database using a home PC (external ODBC
Hi Martin,
I just had a look at the feature matrix provided by your hosting
company and an upgrade may in fact be required, depending on the
hosting package you have now
Bummer. :(
-Doc-
On 4/28/05, Martin McCarrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Docmann
It seems that I cant even use
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let's not forget that many of Revolution's customers were HyperCard
users - and many of us started x-cards with HypercCard, because it was
free. I got my first copy free with an SE 30 I bought in 1987, have
since bought hundreds of copies of HyperCard.
This all
Frank,
That sounds interesting. How fast can PostgreSQL generate the simple
example I showed using an item by item algorithm? Will it really
execute faster than Transcript?
Dennis
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Is there any sort of math processing / array processing external that
can be used by RunRev?
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On Apr 27, 2005, at 8:48 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
Is it OK to ask if item 1 is not among the lines of lSeq
even though this is the first instance of lSeq?
It should be, yes. It will just be FALSE, since lSeq is empty.
No, if this is the first
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The only thing I can think of with regard to using ODBC is that this
may be a limitation of the ODBC driver? You should check any settings
the driver provides to see if there is something in there which may
affect this, and you should check the
Thanks, Ken. That's great. I appreciate it.
Chris
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I haven't actually tried it with this type of algorithm, so I really
don't know, and I've already deleted the eMail with the sample code;
you'd need to send that code out again for me to even try testing it
for you.
The docs for pl/pgsql are part
Sarah,
You can not rant often enough about Rev.'s time peculiarities! This
is an undocumented time bomb waiting for evey new user. It should have
been fixed at least two years ago.
PL
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Dreamhost. $10/month for all goodies. Great dedicated deals too. I
host 15 sites there. Even the 'shared' hosting rocks...
Can anyone recommend a good ISP with 'proper' database hosting (MySQL PHP
etc...)
Regards
Martin McCarrick
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Frank-
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 7:00:37 AM, you wrote:
Is it OK to ask if item 1 is not among the lines of lSeq
even though this is the first instance of lSeq?
It should be, yes. It will just be FALSE, since lSeq is empty.
FDEJ No, if this is the first instance of lSeq, then lSeq will
On Apr 28, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
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I haven't actually tried it with this type of algorithm, so I really
don't know, and I've already deleted the eMail with the sample code;
you'd need to send that code out again for me to even
Mark,
Actually it worked as expected but I wanted to check here first on the
'right' way to do it since it did seem like it should not work. It may
just be that the first time around in the repeat it was lSeq and item 1
was not that so it worked then the next time it was an actual item.
So
Jonathan,
I did not understand this because I am not dragging anything. Are you
saying that drag messages will be sent even if I am not dragging
something?
If so than I say HHMMM - didn't know that one
Thanks
Tom
On Apr 27, 2005, at 3:58 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
SO if I press the
Progress Report:
Well I still have some bad feelings for all that mouseDown won't let me
do, but I don't hate it any more. It turns out the problem was that the
(Send x to ME in 50 milliseconds) was overriding my global that was
set with ( put the short name of the target into xGlobal) in the
Indeed...
If you put something into the dragdata, then yes, drag messages will be sent.
If what you want is for objects under a mouse to receive a message when the
mouse enters the screen area of that message, while the mousebutton is
currently being pressed, then that is the way to do it.
Marty,
When is your conference?
Judy
On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Marty Billingsley wrote:
replacement. In fact, at NECC (National Educators Computing Conference)
our presentation is a comparison of five multi-media environments for
those looking for a HyperStudio replacement.
I think that
Thanks for the help Sarah.
Actually I went for a similar solution : as I'm running Rev cgi
on a Linux box, I do most of the time computations through
MySQL...
Sarah,
You can not rant often enough about Rev.'s time peculiarities! This
is an undocumented time bomb waiting for evey new user.
JB
You kind of agree ?
This is an undocumented, non-intuitive way of handling dates and times
which will break seconds and dateItem scripts created by non-suspecting
users twice a year.
How can the Rev. team justify the difficulty of doing what should be a
simple process of getting the date for
Jonathan,
I did not know that at all. I haven't played with the drag stuff too
many times. I am intrigued by it and am off to test some code.
It is sort of like faking the drag in order to make use of the other
messages. Very cool.
Thank you very much,
Tom
On Apr 28, 2005, at 2:55 PM, Lynch,
Aloha, Ton:
Could you send me your stack off list? I do a *lot* of work getting
text in and out of InDesign, every day, every week. I'm interested in
seeing how this works.
You said: InDesign uses OpenType or double-byte fonts. These are
unicode fonts.
Tell us more! :-) where can you get
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