OK, thanks a lot.
Flash versions have different capabilities.
Early versions (MX MX2004) could read files, send and receive
packets from
servers, and listen for packets from servers (variable strings or XML
format) using GET or POST methods.
... and later versions can just use a local soc
On 17/5/08 15:29, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
What about adding some text to your pictures, so we are able to at least
match some heads and names?
How about those with images upload them to flickr with a suitable tag, eg
"RunRevLive" - then there's provision for tagging and hotspotting images.
- Be
On 17/5/08 22:01, Ken Ray wrote:
Just wanted to let you know that a new release of StackRunner, version 1.8,
has been uploaded to my site. This version has the 2.9.0 engine in it,
includes full support for Linux, and has actually pre-bundled the database
drivers in to make it easier to deploy. I
On 19 May 2008, at 08:48, Henk van der Velden wrote:
I'm new to the socket stuff. Can I ask a few questions about it?
1. So I can have a Flash file played through revBrowser in a Rev
application, and have that Flash file communicate with the very same
Rev application through a local socket
Hey Colin,
> Well, I got to 2nd best score for the last 20 days during my trial
> play time, but sadly I can't buy it, as I've had bad spam experiences
> from using PayPal, and so won't use them anymore.
Actually this is a very interesting topic. Is there any Web payment
method you would trust
On May 19, 2008, at 8:23 AM, Malte Brill wrote:
How do others handle this?
Usually there is an ordinary secure payment option. When I have had an
active PayPal account it has been accompanied with endless emails
telling me to go here or there to confirm a fictitious payment of some
sort
As a buyer, I have used PayPal only twice but have not gotten an undue
number of spam emails. In general my method for dealing with spam is
to just go through my emails selecting anything that appears to be
uninteresting and deleting these messages. Takes but a second each
time and I tend
As a buyer, I have used PayPal only twice but have not gotten an
undue number of spam emails. In general my method for dealing with
spam is to just go through my emails selecting anything that appears
to be uninteresting and deleting these messages. Takes but a second
each time and I tend to d
On May 19, 2008, at 8:55 AM, Petrides, M.D. Marian wrote:
As a buyer, I have used PayPal only twice but have not gotten an
undue number of spam emails.
But if you suddenly got lots and could figure out what it was that you
had done to deserve them, you might stop doing the action that caus
For those wanting to test Rev on Linux, you could try this if you're
not used to dual booting or want to fork out for VMWare or Parallels:
http://www.andlinux.org/
Cheers,
Luis.
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Hi,
Finally I implemented the option quoted below...
As the content of the data to process are in french, I had to consider
more characters (éèê etc) for the letter counts.
As data is organized as lines with 3 items in each, I ended up with
4 lines, each featuring also 3 items, each item cont
Hi list,
>
> > As a buyer, I have used PayPal only twice but have not gotten an
> > undue number of spam emails.
>
> But if you suddenly got lots and could figure out what it was that you
> had done to deserve them, you might stop doing the action that caused
> the spam.
>
I don't think there's a
>>>still cannot confirm the card details.
FWIW, I solved that one by getting a PayPal credit card. I use it
ONLY for PayPal transactions, making it easy to figure out if it has
been misused and also giving me the same consumer protections that any
other credit card affords.
I DID, howeve
On May 19, 2008, at 2:23 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
Actually this is a very interesting topic. Is there any Web payment
method you would trust? The reason why we use PAYPAl is that it was
pretty easy to integrate with our Key generator. Also PAYPAL does
charge the lowest fees for a transaction
On 19 May 2008, at 13:23, Malte Brill wrote:
Hey Colin,
> Well, I got to 2nd best score for the last 20 days during my trial
> play time, but sadly I can't buy it, as I've had bad spam
experiences
> from using PayPal, and so won't use them anymore.
Actually this is a very interesting topic
I use Esellerate for my stuff (none of it is Revolution-based so need
to find/write an Esellerate external) but I have been very happy with
them.
Neal
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Malte Brill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Colin,
>
>> Well, I got to 2nd best score for the last 20 days durin
We do paypal for our publishing business and have had no problems but
I have had one horrendous experience using them personally for an ebay
sell and I will try to avoid them in the future if at all possible. Do
a google search on people hating paypal and you will get a taste of it
(has nothing to
On May 19, 2008, at 10:33 AM, Neal Campbell wrote:
I use Esellerate for my stuff (none of it is Revolution-based so need
to find/write an Esellerate external) but I have been very happy with
them.
Neal,
We have an esellerate external we use. You can ping me off-list if you
would like to tak
At 9:15 AM -0500 5/19/08, Marian Petrides, M.D. wrote:
No problem when I switched to Firefox and attempted the same
transaction. Maybe you have a browser issue?
Of course, you mean THEY have a browser issue. I have no problem
using Safari, I enjoy it. But I will try Firefox when I work out th
On May 19, 2008, at 10:24 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
At 9:15 AM -0500 5/19/08, Marian Petrides, M.D. wrote:
No problem when I switched to Firefox and attempted the same
transaction. Maybe you have a browser issue?
Of course, you mean THEY have a browser issue. I have no problem
using Safar
Neal Campbell wrote:
I use Esellerate for my stuff (none of it is Revolution-based so need
to find/write an Esellerate external) but I have been very happy with
them.
What is the benefit of replicating the web payment form in the software?
It's easy enough to just pop open a browser to the pay
On 19 May 2008, at 16:24, Colin Holgate wrote:
About PayPal and just using a credit card, yes, that's how a lot of
sites are, but this one (wherever it is) only has options for
signing into, or signing up for PayPal. There doesn't appear to be a
way to do just credit card payment. Like oth
At 8:33 AM -0700 5/19/08, Richard Gaskin wrote:
What is the benefit of replicating the web payment form in the software?
That side of eSellerate is cute, but it wouldn't matter if you had to
go to a web page. It's just the not having to sign up for something
part that I like.
__
I had to create a store inside my Rev software which did not use a
browser. Unlike with others, my software has requirements which made
use of a browser difficult (for example, the software is driven by a
touch screen and any given user may need to use the store often). I
found it to be fai
On May 19, 2008, at 11:33 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Neal Campbell wrote:
I use Esellerate for my stuff (none of it is Revolution-based so need
to find/write an Esellerate external) but I have been very happy with
them.
What is the benefit of replicating the web payment form in the
software?
On May 19, 2008, at 3:48 AM, Henk van der Velden wrote:
1. So I can have a Flash file played through revBrowser in a Rev
application, and have that Flash file communicate with the very same
Rev application through a local socket connection?
Right.
2. A local socket, is that something l
Thats the reason! Most of my customers do end up using the traditional
browser but its nice having the serial number/key managed outside of
cut/pasting the info in.
I also own a Kagi account but I felt that once you cost in the factor
of everything that ESellerate is cheaper. Would be interested i
I found the Buy Now page, but alas it won't work in Firefox either.
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Bummer :-(
On May 19, 2008, at 11:49 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
I found the Buy Now page, but alas it won't work in Firefox either.
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check this alternative:
http://webstore.amazon.com
Any number of web stores for $59 per month + 7% commission. Hmmm...
Seems a little too expensive, but maybe their service is great...
All the best!
Viktoras
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Richard Miller wrote:
I had to create a store inside my Rev software which did not use a
browser.
We did something similar with TeachMac, an app that provides tutorials
and teaching materials for (often very new) computer users. We
originally started by using a browser for purchases, but give
Try this in MSWord. Empty document, type...
=rand()
or
=rand(10,20)
where the first number is paragraphs, second param is number of sentence
repeats.
Neat, huh?
/H
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On 19/5/08 13:55, Petrides, M.D. Marian wrote:
As a buyer, I have used PayPal only twice but have not gotten an undue
number of spam emails. In general my method for dealing with spam is to
just go through my emails selecting anything that appears to be
uninteresting and deleting these message
I have used PayPal for years both as seller and buyer. I can report
no adverse effects of any kind. I have never seen any spam
originating from PayPal or from my use of PayPal. There was a time
when entering data into my account seemed a bit weird but eventually
it all worked ok.
PayPal h
Sarah,
Once again, you have enlightened the world with your brilliance and
left a trail of happiness behind you :-) Thanks so much for your
brilliant script!!! "Expect" was the key!
I am going to try to convert this to a "send tCmd to me in 30 ticks"
type callback...
And, I don't mind c
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
But I do get a ton of PayPal phishing spam (7-10/day that gets past my spam
filters) and find it very convenient to know without looking that any message
about my PayPal account is spam. I think that's a positive reason to avoid
setting up a PayPal account.
There is no
Thanks a lot; I'll dive into this.
Henk
On 19-mei-2008, at 19:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the end, it works like this... you have Rev start listening for
a socket connection, you have Flash connect to it, and you start
communicating back and forth.
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Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rp
Thank you-all. I'm so happy to be 'without' !
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On 19 May 2008, at 19:11, Henk van der Velden wrote:
Thanks a lot; I'll dive into this.
Henk
I got intrigued, and managed to get something working. (It needs Flash
Player 9.) You can try this in the Rev message box.
go url "http://www.lacscentre.co.uk/flex/socketTest/FlashSocketTest.rev";
Aloha,
I hope all you had fun at the conference. Andre is here with us on
Kauai. I'm taking good care of him. What a brain! Day off here so he's
off kayaking...then tomorrow we are all off for a trip to the dry side:
Salt Pond, then up the mountain to Kokee and Kalalau Valley look out
and th
On 19/5/08 18:21, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ben Rubinstein wrote:
But I do get a ton of PayPal phishing spam (7-10/day that gets past my
spam filters) and find it very convenient to know without looking that
any message about my PayPal account is spam. I think that's a
positive reason to avoid se
tech1 wrote:
So, did anyone get pictures of the kingsnake and kangaroo rat? :^) That
sounded like a great adventure.
It was a great time. But sadly, such moments with animals are fleeting,
and both were gone long before we got the cameras out.
But if you're jonesing for a kangaroo rat pic,
I've done literally HUNDREDS of Paypal/Ebay transactions, always in
Safari (I don't like Firefox -ugly) and never had problems, except
with a couple of sellers - not a browser issue.
sqb
I DID, however, find it impossible to pay for an eBay item (couldn't
log into PayPal from eBay) with Sa
On 18/05/08 at 23:03 -0700 Kee Nethery apparently wrote:
Interesting problem.
if you are looking for typos, here are my thoughts.
What are the probable errors? Seems to me you have:
1. Typos in individual words
2. Extra spaces in individual words (so that you end up with two
words instead of o
Aloha Friends,
is there any way to prevent the engine from outputing:
Attempting to load driver: /opt/web/lib/dbdrivers/dbmysql.so
When loading a database in a CGI? This line is disrupting my http
headers, can we say to the engine like "keep your voice down while you
load your modules"...
Any h
After years, I'm finally trying Rev's database capabilities for the
first time.
Using the supplied example kiosk.rev, I instantly get a connection
error "Access denied for user 'example'@'74.7.66.226' (Using password:
YES)"
No changes were made to the default info in the Database Query Bu
Hi Andre,
How about sending stdout to /dev/null until you're ready to write the
result back to the caller? (e.g. tell the engine "talk to my hand" until
you're ready to hear from it)
Or maybe it's not that simple - I've never had this problem.
Phil
Andre Garzia wrote:
Aloha Friends,
is t
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 8:48 AM, Jim Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After years, I'm finally trying Rev's database capabilities for the first
> time.
>
> Using the supplied example kiosk.rev, I instantly get a connection error
> "Access denied for user 'example'@'74.7.66.226' (Using password:
On May 19, 2008, at 4:53 PM, Dave Cragg wrote:
But if you also want to accept data from the Flash element, doesn't
the Flash script need to reset the connection prior to sending data
otherwise Rev doesn't know when to read from the socket. In the
example above, Rev closes the socket each t
> Once again, you have enlightened the world with your brilliance and left a
> trail of happiness behind you :-)
LOL
> Thanks so much for your brilliant
> script!!! "Expect" was the key!
>
> I am going to try to convert this to a "send tCmd to me in 30 ticks" type
> callback...
>
> And, I don't m
Sarah wrote:
I expect that Rev just gave example details and that they have not
actually opened a database connection to anyone called "example".
Thanks, Sarah.
I foolishly took this sentence from the tutorial's PDF literally: "The
database itself is located on the Runtime Revolution web ser
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Jim Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Sarah wrote:
>> I expect that Rev just gave example details and that they have not
>> actually opened a database connection to anyone called "example".
>>
>>
> Thanks, Sarah.
>
> I foolishly took this sentence from the tutor
Sarah - thanks for this work! Just one thing... for general use it would be
really great to use these techniques to interactively generate the ssh key
pairs from within Rev and then ftp or scp them to the server. This
convenience option would make it easy for users to set up secure
connections, and
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 4:15 PM, David Bovill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sarah - thanks for this work! Just one thing... for general use it would be
> really great to use these techniques to interactively generate the ssh key
> pairs from within Rev and then ftp or scp them to the server. This
>
Oops. I expect we broke it in the server move. I'll pass this on to
the webmaster and he can try and relocate this sample somewhere it
will be able to connect.
Regards,
Heather
On May 20, 2008, at 4:39 AM, Jim Lambert wrote:
Sarah wrote:
I expect that Rev just gave example details and tha
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