Bonjour,
Jerry and Mary Jane, I can't hide my enthusiasm !
I bought tRev 11 days ago and now I have difficulties to remember how
I was working before ;-)
and for a couple of days now, Snaps is a spendid plus !
Not only tRev save a lot of time but it brings a nice feeling of
serenity :
Ich werde ab 09.11.2009 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am
23.11.2009.
Ich werde Ihre Nachricht nach meiner Rückkehr beantworten. In dringenden
Fällen wenden Sie sich bitte an meinen Kollegen Horst Strohkirch, email:
horst.strohki...@pdap.de
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I was away for a few days. Back now. Here is the PHP script I used:
?php
$uploaddir = './'; //Uploading to same directory as PHP file
$file = basename($_FILES['userfile']['name']);
$uploadFile = $file;
$randomNumber = rand(0, 9);
$newName = $uploadDir . Demoted . $randomNumber .
Yeah that's great except where do I learn about this in runRev?
Examples? How to's? This is complex to me.
Thanks
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
Sarah, Thanks, I knew you were also learning the Obj-c stuff.
I wanted to do either show recent x number of images and or searchable
images (top twenty) and update a page on new images or coming to the
page. There may be thousands. I also want to write an iPhone viewer
app to view these
The several proffered solutions all should work.
You can also explicitly test to see if the stack containing the handler is
the stack you want:
if the short name of this stack = yourMainStack then doThis else exit
preOpenStack
This may give you more options...
Craig Newman
Jacque:
I should have read this before I sent my own version.
Craig
In a message dated 11/8/09 7:24:06 PM, jac...@hyperactivesw.com writes:
3. If you really do need to put the handlers in the mainstack script,
check to see if the stack that is opening is one you want to deal with.
This is
Andre,
Thanks, so much for the nice comment! I have to say, my feelings
mirror your own. And I am our pickiest, worst user!!
One of the reasons that tRev is so fun to use has to do with feature
and design control. My motto since May has been:
Time spent designing directly offsets time
Thanks for everyone's replies about openstack message confusion. Putting the
openstack (as well as closestack) items in the first card of the mainstack
solves everything and I think it is something I used to know along with a
myriad of other knowledge my gradually dying brain cells once
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I should have read this before I sent my own version.
Nah. More is good. :)
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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use-revolution
Hello folks,
Been busy reading various forms of Rev documentation and have several times
come across a reference of using the short/long names of...(whatever).
Unfortunately, I haven't (yet) found anything that defines either term, nor the
how's or why's of their usage. To a lesser degree, how
David Coker wrote:
Hello folks, Been busy reading various forms of Rev documentation and
have several times come across a reference of using the short/long
names of...(whatever).
Unfortunately, I haven't (yet) found anything that defines either
term, nor the how's or why's of their usage. To a
1. Read Richard Gaskin's classic explanation of the message path:
http://www.fourthworld.com/embassy/articles/revolution_message_path.html
2. Look upNAME and ID in the docs: (reprinted here)
ID:
The short ID of an object is its ID number. If you don't specify a modifier
for the ID
It's all in the dictionary entries. See name for a good definition of
all the variations. Also frontscript, backscript, and insert.
Or if you already did that, is there something that was omitted?
Yup, I omitted doing a thorough search in the Rev dictionary.
sigh... shaking head
Thank you
It is far more a matter of convenience, I think, than any profound
functional difference.
The short name is just that, a name you give an object, and it is what is
entered into the name field of the property inspector. It does not have any
file path or object information.
Beyond that, the
1. Read Richard Gaskin's classic explanation of the message path:
http://www.fourthworld.com/embassy/articles/revolution_message_path.html
Excellent resource, thanks!
2. Look upNAME and ID in the docs: (reprinted here)
As replied to Jacque...
I omitted doing a thorough search in the Rev
Bonjour,
As for front/back scripts you might read the scripting conference
Message hierarchy by Richard Gaskin.
You may download it here :
http://www.runrev.com/developers/tutorials/online-scripting-conferences/
Best regards from Grenoble
André
Le 9 nov. 09 à 19:17, David Coker a écrit :
too bad that
private preopencard
ask Enter your Username with OK
end preopencard
does not work
william humphrey wrote:
Thanks for everyone's replies about openstack message confusion. Putting the
openstack (as well as closestack) items in the first card of the mainstack
solves everything and
I didn't think *private* worked with any system messages??
-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://houseofcubes.com/disco.irev
2009/11/9 Sivakatirswami ka...@hindu.org
too bad that
private preopencard
ask Enter your Username with OK
end preopencard
does not
Sivakatirswami wrote:
too bad that
private preopencard
ask Enter your Username with OK
end preopencard
does not work
Or maybe it works perfectly, since adding private to the handler
designation prevents it from being called by anything outside of that
script. ;)
--
Richard Gaskin
Any of you successfully played back video from a specific startTime on
Linux?
Know of any way to get the movie's duration?
TIA -
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
Rev training and consulting: http://www.fourthworld.com
Webzine for Rev developers: http://www.revjournal.com
revJournal blog:
On Nov 9, 2009, at 6:24 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Yeah that's great except where do I learn about Rev CGIs in runRev?
Examples? How to's? This is complex to me.
Not likely that CGI operation will ever be documented in runRev, nor
PHP conversions to IREV.
This is partly due to the
Jim Ault wrote:
On-Rev does allow the use of CGI and IREV and PHP in the same domain,
the same web site, but not on the same web page (actually you can, but
you need to know a trick or two get this to work. I will post links to
some working examples of this on my OnRev domain when I get
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim Ault wrote:
On-Rev does allow the use of CGI and IREV and PHP in the same domain,
the same web site, but not on the same web page (actually you can, but
you need to know a trick or two get this to work. I will post links
to some working examples of this on my
On Nov 9, 2009, at 6:45 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jim Ault wrote:
On-Rev does allow the use of CGI and IREV and PHP in the same
domain, the same web site, but not on the same web page (actually
you can, but you need to know a trick or two get this to work. I
will post links to some
On Nov 4, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Shao Sean wrote:
Not having used server-side rev yet (when will this be released for
us to install on our own servers?) all I can tell you is that this
is easy to do with Rev CGIs (or even a compiled Rev app running -ui)
On Nov 9, 2009, at 3:24 PM, Thomas McGrath
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