I downloaded the new RunRev demo because I was re-installing it and that put
me on RunRev's mailing list which every week sends out a new advice for
using RunRev. It's pretty good. This week it sent me an excellent database
demo.
As far as I can tell this new demo is not available anywhere to find
You can go to
http://www.runrev.com/ws/
and see the other tutorials. It appears they were all made May and June last
year.
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Sorry to keep adding to this thread but on that same download area of RunRev
there is also a really cool rev_quickref.pdf that everyone should know
about.
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On Jul 3, 2008, at 1:00 PM, "william humphrey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Nice -- Where do I get sws tText?
Not sure what you are asking. The function handler should be placed
sufficiently high in the message path so it is available wherever you
might need it. Usually this will be in you
I was thinking that it just wasn't the complete sws function.
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Thanks Kay,always good to learn options :)
Tiemo
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> Gesendet: Samstag, 5. Juli 2008 04:21
> An: How to use Revolution
> Betreff: Re: How to click with the brush tool?
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Hello all,
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weekend - any order $50 or over comes with a free copy of Revolution Media.
One copy per customer.
This applies to products purchased through these venues
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I am using a splash screen but it don't actually start using this
template stack. I touch it to get version info.
I tried deleting it as suggested and I also tried stop using it and
neither seem to work.
The revert command seems to be for the main stack and I'm not sure
how I would actual
I have started to build a little utility that will allow me to inspect
scripts from other Rev stacks by clicking on a stack , card or control
name to display the script in a separate pane. I want to do this in a
hierarchical view that allows me to drill down from the stack down to a
particular con
CreaTECHSol wrote:
I have started to build a little utility that will allow me to inspect
scripts from other Rev stacks by clicking on a stack , card or control
name to display the script in a separate pane. I want to do this in a
hierarchical view that allows me to drill down from the stack dow
We want to set up a protected web page where users can browse their
drive for a movie file(s) and upload via http. Like YouTube does it. I
presume this is just POST with a CGI on the back end that is robust
enough to receive it.
Right now the only CGI language that I know is Revolution. Easy
When I was browsing through some stacks made by others, I am discovering
some ICON ids that are used and as far as I can see, are not images that
are within the stack itself, but must be standard REV icons.
For example, ID 2800082 is an icon image of a couple of cards stacked on
top of each other.
To sharpen dull scissors fold a piece of aluminum foil about 7 times
and cut through it.
-=>JB<=-
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I know little about the CGI, but file uploading is part of the world-wide
standard for HTML. No need for javascript or other server technology.
This, however, may not address all your security concerns without going to
HTTPS, or other.
Go to w3schools.com and check out their HTML lessons
Hope th
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