Re: Quit on Close -- booby trap

Hi Sivakatirswami, Here you'll find a script, which makes sure that your application doesn't keep running as a ghost process in Windows: You might need to make a few adjustments, to stop and unload externals. Best, Mark -- Best regards, M

Re: Quit on Close -- booby trap

On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 1:30 PM, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I presume that at least one "best practice" would be to *always* use the > > if the environment is "development" then > close this stack > else > quit > end if > > is that it? If not, please, what would the sa

Quit on Close -- booby trap

I've just been informed off line that I laid a booby trap into one of my example revOnLine stacks that I normally deploy as a standalone: on closestack quit # make sure we don't leave a hung process on the user's system end closestack which of course is going to cause any developer working in

Re: some images from RevLive

Jacque- Next year maybe we *all* should wear paper bags with pictures of Jo's face... -- Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage you

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Ken, Thanks for the additional information. Steve One other approach I've used is: if ("My Stack" is among the lines of the windows) and \ (the vis of stack "My Stack" is true) then -- stuff goes here end if You can use "the openStacks" instead of "the windows" - it's the same thi

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

> Thanks to all for your ideas. Klaus, you were correct in that I meant open > and visible on the screen. Devin, you pointed out some information that I > wasn't aware of. I will take the information and see if I can get things to > work. One other approach I've used is: if ("My Stack" is am

Re: Rev and the Web

I can certainly understand that a company wants control of their message both in terms of content and timing. Look at MS as a great company that doesn't control it as much as they wish (witness some of the Longhorn videos on Utoob or the Gates announcement of the next Windows generation com

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Thanks to all for your ideas. Klaus, you were correct in that I meant open and visible on the screen. Devin, you pointed out some information that I wasn't aware of. I will take the information and see if I can get things to work. I appreciate the help from all of you! Steve __

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Steve: if visible of stack "substack" is true then should be Visible is a property, so you have to use the word "the" before it. Paul Gabel --- On May 22, 2008, at 6:22 AM, Steven Axtell wrote: Mark, I didn't state my question very clearly. From what I see, the "visible" p

RE: Rev and the Web

> Reporting about non-existent features is also prediction. I'm > not saying that one shouldn't read your or anyone's blog. I > just want to point out that people should rely on the RunRev > website only, if they want to know which features RunRev has > or will have. I have to disagree with yo

Re: revOpenDatabase & umlauts (was: revDataFromQuery and umlauts)

On May 22, 2008, at 8:51 AM, Ian Wood wrote: Next problem - if I feed revOpenDatabase a filepath that contains any umlauts etc, I get "Database Error: Unable to open the database file" even though I've just done a successful check for the existence of the file. Remove the UTF8 characters f

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

On May 22, 2008, at 7:22 AM, Steven Axtell wrote: Mark, I didn't state my question very clearly. From what I see, the "visible" property is used to make the object visible or invisible but cannot be used to determine if the object is visible. I know that I am missing something somewher

Re: some images from RevLive

Judy Perry wrote: Oh, great-jumpin' geezo-creepers! I think that next year I'd better wear a burqua :-/ (no insults intended towards any Muslim members; maybe I should have said that I'd best wear a tent next year?). Coming in disguise next year as Jabba the Hut :-( I told the team long bef

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Hi Steven, Mark, I didn't state my question very clearly. From what I see, the "visible" property is used to make the object visible or invisible but cannot be used to determine if the object is visible. I know that I am missing something somewhere. I tried using code something like

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Hi Steve, Maybe the visible of your stack is false? ;-) I think the problem is somewhere else in you code. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Color Converter does what it says. Download it at h

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Steven, put the visible of stack "Example" words just fine for me. Brad Sampson On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 7:22 AM, Steven Axtell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mark, > > I didn't state my question very clearly. From what I see, the "visible" > property is used to make the object visible or invisible

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Mark, I didn't state my question very clearly. From what I see, the "visible" property is used to make the object visible or invisible but cannot be used to determine if the object is visible. I know that I am missing something somewhere. I tried using code something like the following: i

Re: Determining if Stack is Visible

Steve, It's the same for stack. Mark -- Economy-x-Talk Consultancy and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Get your store on-line within minutes with Salery Web Store software. Download at http://www.salery.biz Op 22-mei-2008, om 14:55 heeft Steven Axtell

Determining if Stack is Visible

I want to find out what code is used to determine if a stack is visible or not. I see that the "visible" property is used to make an object visible or invisible, but don't see how to determine if a stack is visible. Thanks, Steve ___ use-revolution m

revOpenDatabase & umlauts (was: revDataFromQuery and umlauts)

Next problem - if I feed revOpenDatabase a filepath that contains any umlauts etc, I get "Database Error: Unable to open the database file" even though I've just done a successful check for the existence of the file. Remove the UTF8 characters from the path and it works fine. OS X 10.5.2 Re