> Yes - thanks. Any links / references would be useful. My main nightmare
> would be to pitch this and get the client to print loads of DVD's which
> would not play in some consumer DVD players.
As long as a DVD has a properly authored formatted VIDEO_TS folder it will play
on most any DVD playe
Thanks, Bernd. That's a neat trick. In fact, I'll play around with
outerglow and see if instead of a solid border I can make something
more warm and fuzzy.
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Thanks, Alex. Very confusing right now, but I'll archive your
suggestion for future study.
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Hi Nick. I've gone back to your original question. The "right" way to do
this undoubtedly involves sockets, which in turn requires a private web
server (or very permissive web hosting company), so isn't readily
available to most of us.
But there is a way to do it using only simple ordinary Web
2010/1/19 chris livermore
> Not so much a compatibility problem but a delivery issue. I used to churn
> out the cd-rom apps with video (which is similar to what you're describing),
> years ago, now my clients request web delivery.
>
Yes - I've made CD-ROM apps like this - and yes they were mainl
Hi Phil and Tereza
I tried it, using "YesOrNo" from preOpenStack... it works fine ! The modal
stack shows before the main stack, and returns the dialogData, and the main
stacks appears and shows what was transmitted when you have clicked the button
"Yes" or "No"...
Must be something else.
Jacq
Hi Tereza,
is your stacks visible false by chance? If you call a modal stack that is
hidden (visible set to false by any script) it closes immediately.
does a sequence of
show stack "yesOrNo"
modal stack "yesOrNo"
change anything?
All the best,
Malte___
Not so much a compatibility problem but a delivery issue. I used to
churn out the cd-rom apps with video (which is similar to what you're
describing), years ago, now my clients request web delivery.
I've found there's no such thing as 'plain ol dvd players'. Many PCs
still don't have them, if
Hi Tereza,
So you call YesOrNo() from preOpenStack? If so, I bet that's the
problem. Hide your mainStack in preOpenStack, and call AskYesOrNo() in
openStack (after the stack window has been drawn, even if invisible).
And before calling AskYesOrNo() be sure the modal stack is visible.
This is
Just an idea: could you have a returnkey message (or another closing message)
pending from somewhere and caught there inadvertendly (nice word) ?
Jacques
Le 19 janv. 2010 à 23:37, Tereza Snyder a écrit :
>
> On Jan 19, 2010, at 4:02 PM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
>
>> Hi Tereza
>>
>> I checked
On Jan 19, 2010, at 4:02 PM, Jacques Hausser wrote:
> Hi Tereza
>
> I checked your handler in a stack "modaling" a substack "AskYesOrNo" with
> both RR 3.5 and 4, and both seem to work perfectly...
> Do you have something else than filling fields with the custom properties and
> setting the di
Josh,
That *is* funny. It's probably in my sample stack library right now. But I
will re-download in case you've updated it.
thanks.
sqb
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2010/1/19 Josh Mellicker
> Hehe, just noticed you responded to
Hi Tereza
I checked your handler in a stack "modaling" a substack "AskYesOrNo" with both
RR 3.5 and 4, and both seem to work perfectly...
Do you have something else than filling fields with the custom properties and
setting the dialogData in the scripts of "AskYesOrNo" ?
Jacques
Le 19 janv. 2
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Hehe, just noticed you responded to this back in 2007:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2007-August/102407.html
On Jan 19, 2010, at 12:26 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> You might find this post (and the demo stack) helpful:
>
> http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-r
Stephen,
You might find this post (and the demo stack) helpful:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2007-August/102401.html
Cheers
Josh
On Jan 18, 2010, at 3:37 PM, stephen barncard wrote:
> I'd like to use the LIST command and get a decent directory listing using
> the FTP libra
On Jan 19, 2010, at 1:56 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
> Tereza,
>
> modal stack "AskYesOrNo"
>
> Don't you have to put the word "stack" in there?
The (mis)behavior is the same whether it's "modal stack" or just "modal"
> On Jan 19, 2010, at 1:05 PM, Tereza Snyder wrote:
>
>> I have this handle
Tereza,
modal stack "AskYesOrNo"
Don't you have to put the word "stack" in there?
Best,
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On Jan 19, 2010, at 1:05 PM, Tereza Snyder wrote:
I have this handler in a script:
functio
I have this handler in a script:
function YesOrNo pQuestion, pDefaultAnswer
set the Question of stack "AskYesOrNo" to pQuestion
set the DefaultAnswer of stack "AskYesOrNo" to pDefaultAnswer
modal "AskYesOrNo"
return the dialogData
end YesOrNo
The stack "AskYesOrNo" is intended to
Yes, tRev is just an example, I fully understand that it may well not make
any business sense for it to come in a Linux flavor. The point however
where this does become an issue for RunRev itself is when, after quite a few
of these entirely reasonable choices by the individuals concerned, the
pac
Nicolas, some ISPs even provide a free permanent IP address on
domestic ADSL. Of the top of my head, I can think of 2 large ISPs
that do that in the UK. Wherever you are, it might just be a question
of finding an ISP like that.
Bernard
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:06 PM, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
>>
Nicolas,
if you are using Rev 4.0 or greater you could use the graphics effects to
"hilite"
-
-- code to set outerglow
on mouseUp
put "normal" into tArray["blendmode"]
put "218,41,24" into tArray["color"]
put "gaussian" into tArray["filter"]
put "255" into tArray["opacity"]
I'm sure you don't want to do this for your current project, but what the hell
I'll just mention it anyway.
On the server side you could have a database that figures out the location of
the browser according to the IP number it sends you. Match the location against
a table of times/dates around
Tim,
Let's say Mary is in front of her computer in Tokyo. Do you want her to be able
to see her local date/time appear on the web page in front of her? Or do you
want that web page to send the Tokyo date/time back to the server in Houston so
it can be logged there?
If you want to send the data
Jim,
You've rekindled my interest in using the Revolution engine for cgi on the
server. If you keep at it I might even upload a stack or two.
From your informative post I glommed onto one statement:
"I wonder about the $_SERVER variables differences."
I have wondered about that also, so I di
Hi all,
I use a RevBrowser object to display SWF files.
Before I set the RevBrwoser URL to the filepath, I usually replace SPACE with
"%20"
Works fine on a Mac!
On windows (XP and greater) i end with "%2520" instead of "%20" in the url.
This is obviously "normal" (HA! :-) behaviour on windows as
Thanks for clearing up the .irev/revlet confusion in my head.
I've read through the thread a couple times... and it seems you
CANNOT get the user/browser's date and time through RevServer
scripts. Correct?
Anyone have a javascript snippet they like to use to get the
user's date and time? tha
I took a look at what server variables PHP uses and found that IREV is not as
impoverished as some assume. One difference is that PHP has the server variable
_SERVER["REQUEST_TIME"] and IREV doesn't. Everything else that one might need
looks about the same.
Here's the php file that pumps out th
Jan,
I just woke up and saw this email, I already won my day! Thanks for the tip,
this is going to save me!
Cheers
andre
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 4:34 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
> The eaésiest workaround is to first open a blank page; so on opening the
> revBrowser instance, I set the initial URL
On 19/01/2010 14:13, Bernard Devlin wrote:
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Peter Alcibiades
wrote:
That too. Also virtual desktops don't work, revBrowser not available,
revPrintField doesn't work, no player for Linux, lots of the functionality
seems to be increasingly provided by add-in
Those of you with suicidal tendencies, an urge to hose your system, or
take a walk on the
wild side are invited to download this:
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/richmond/BUILDER.zip
I have 'pinched' the Metacard Standalone Builder and a lot of associated
substacks and rolled them up
into a REV
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Peter Alcibiades
wrote:
> That too. Also virtual desktops don't work, revBrowser not available,
> revPrintField doesn't work, no player for Linux, lots of the functionality
> seems to be increasingly provided by add-ins from the group which work only
> on Windows
"My main 'grunt' about RunRev on Linux has nothing to do with RunRev at
all: it is virtually impossible to install your own fonts in a place that
RunRev
will recognise them."
That too. Also virtual desktops don't work, revBrowser not available,
revPrintField doesn't work, no player for Linux, lo
Another reason for using Rev CGI for the OnRev server. I am using both.
The irev scripting is nice, but it is in beta, so changes are sure to
be made.
With CGI, you can install an engine (eg. Linux 3.5) and use that one
forever, thus no shifting conditions.
Andre's auto-installer works gre
Thanks, Jim. Very interesting reading.
Bernard
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 10:37 AM, Jim Ault wrote:
> OK, it has been said that I would chime in at some point, and so here it is.
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I use UDP for several networking configurations, now and in the past.
The computers in one configuration were located in Las Vegas, New
York, London, and Vancouver BC.
Another configuration is mostly West Coast USA.
Hiya,
If the year isn't LISTed then assume the current year. You can also
parse for ':' and any that don't have it have the year...
Other than that, the LIST command should take a filename ('LIST
filename') and return full information, so you could parse the return
from LIST and then pump
Thank You Peter! In my memories Mandelbrot fractal now is also
associated with Bill...
Viktoras
Peter Brigham MD wrote:
You can download the updated mandelRev stack at:
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig/mandelRev.dmg
or
http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig/mandelRev.rev.zip
From the help text:
Th
He he.. U is for User...
The protocol is is 'Unreliable' in the sense that there is very
little in the way of guaranteeing data integrity, more like a shotgun
approach to data transmission.
It relieves some of the TCP overhead which is why some online games
use UDP instead of TCP to reduce
n Jan 19, 2010, at 12:35 AM, stephen barncard wrote:
Thanks for responding, Dave. I get it now. Ok so I have to apply
some kind
of logic and recover the year.(over the threshold)
--Stephen Barncard
I would strategize using a cgi stack to look a the folders that would
be local to i
Thanks for responding, Dave. I get it now. Ok so I have to apply some kind
of logic and recover the year.(over the threshold)
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2010/1/18 Dave Cragg
>
> On 19 Jan 2010, at 00:45, stephen barncard wrot
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