Ken Ray wrote:
On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 11:38:52 -0600, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Sivakatirswami wrote:
b) I tried everything "under the sun" to load an external by script.
but I'm doing something wrong
You can only load externals in a startup handler; it is the only time
during a laun
Ken Ray wrote:
On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 00:17:11 -0600, Ken Ray wrote:
besides. I don't see how you can dynamically load an external anyway,
since the docs state you have stop and restart your application. But
if you are loading them by script in a preopenstack or open stack
handler, then how w
No! :-D
that is also the method used by Revolution External SDK Environment thingy.
it works fine.
Andre
On 11/25/07, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken Ray wrote:
> > On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 00:17:11 -0600, Ken Ray wrote:
> >
> >
> >>> besides. I don't see how you can dynamically load
Anyone know how to send a "Wake-on-Lan" packet from one machine to another.
I have our little Guestbook Kiosk which is set to be awake on a tight
schedule and sleeps the rest of the time, but after visiting hours our
team here will want to get the data so they will need to wake up the
computer
I just downloaded WakeOnLan 0.90 From version tracker. It's the latest
and works on Leopard. BUT:
Wake-on-Lan is not going to work. the Kiosk machine is connected via
Airport and WiFi protocol as of Nov 97 does not yet support sending
Wake-on-Lan packet to a Airport connected machine.
Any
A mechanical alarm clock, those that when ring shakes everything. Put
it below the machine, next to the mouse, set its alarm for the time
when it needs to wake up, it will ring and shake the mouse thus
awakening the machine.
Low tech... :-P
(in other words, I don't know how to wake sleeping machi
Assuming you are talking about a Mac, instead of Wake-On-LAN, perhaps
use something that will wake up your mac kiosk at specific times and
then make sure you hit that window to do all your remote maintenance.
The Mac-ish things I read about online were iCal and Automator. I'm
certain that t
OK, I have a stack with an option menu with a lot of entries in it,
titles for moving to various cards. Selecting a title takes you to
the appropriate card The menu behaves well when I create a standalone
(on my mac iBook G4) for the mac, but when I tried the windows
version of the standalo
Hi Peter,
I haven't seen this before, because I don't use menus that are that
long. If a menu is going to be long, either I make submenus or I make
a dialog window with a list field or checkboxes and radio buttons
instead of the menu.
I believe a menu should be scrollable in Windows, just
Peter Brigham wrote:
OK, I have a stack with an option menu with a lot of entries in it,
titles for moving to various cards. Selecting a title takes you to
the appropriate card The menu behaves well when I create a standalone
(on my mac iBook G4) for the mac, but when I tried the windows
v
Could you be using a special character that Windows doesn't like?
I've seen strange behavior on the Mac if you use a slash in the name
of the menuitem. I'd stay a way from any special characters and see
if that works correctly.
Bill
On Nov 25, 2007, at 2:58 PM, Peter Brigham wrote:
OK, I
I have php code from my server passing data into a rich-text field in a
standalone Revolution stack.? Presently, it does it something like this:
put URL "http://urltomyserver/getdata.php"; into field "rtfoutput"
This is a text field which is set up as a table with columns.
So far, this works wel
On Nov 25, 2007, at 10:09 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Anyone know how to send a "Wake-on-Lan" packet from one machine to
another.
Maybe this will help?
sims
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http://www.lestang.org/rubrique35.html
XWOL is a free osax for Mac OS X (10.4 and better) allowing you to
wake a computer on
you want the
HTMLText property, in the dictionary.
Important! The HTMLText property uses a tag structure that is HTML-like,
but is not completely standard HTML, in order to accommodate the full range
of text styling available in Revolution.
thus
set the htmltext of fld "dataTbl" to theString
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