Sivakatirswami,
Send me a private email and I can get you the latest. I'm really busy
right now and don't have time to update the files or site.
On Wednesday, August 25, 2010, Web Admin Himalayan Academy
wrote:
> Chipp, I see last mod dates of 8/25... did you update the pages/files?
>
> On 8/25
In case anyone needs to do this, I figured out how.
Create an image, with the desired label text and place it over the the
pulldown menu button. Then set the disabled of the image to true. The image
is not altered when it is disabled, so the button still appears to have a
standard font - actually
In HTML,
these two chars work the same
"' dbl single
if you start a string with a single quote, it continues until the next
single quote
if you start a string with a dbl quote, it continues until the next
dbl quote
so var = 'a phrase containing a " char is kept intact'
Chipp, I see last mod dates of 8/25... did you update the pages/files?
On 8/25/10 5:04 AM, stephen barncard wrote:
Thanks, Chipp,
btw,
The download inks there are broken.
sqb
On 25 August 2010 03:52, Chipp Walters wrote:
Here's a very old website which describes how MagicCarpet works:
htt
Hmmm... you refer to MagicCarpet, but are you really talking about
altSplash?
Can we get the latest version you are using? I have your 2003 version
and your stack script documentation was so thorough that anyone could
use it. (thanks for that!)
you talking about altSplas?On 8/25/10 12:42
jim,
why not this:
put fld "list" into tContent
repeat for each word tName in tContent
replace tName with (toUpper(char 1 of tName) & toLower(char 2 to -1 of
tName))
end repeat
This will capitalize all your names right?
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I do a lot of election database work for local candidates. The DB
comes from the county and is quite large. All the data is upper case
which I find ugly on a campaign mailer label.
I have a stack (below) which converts a text field to Title Case
which, for my purposes, is a capital letter
Thanks. Setting the default stack solved the problem. Without doing
that first it didn't do anything.
I like the drawer stack effect a lot. I also think the dictionary is
pretty important and should be updated and consideration should be
made for the percentage of windows and Mac OS X users compa
Hi all,
Am 25.08.2010 um 18:13 schrieb Éric Miclo:
> Hello,
>
> It was filled as bug #6843 on 2008-07-26 for version 3.0 and is still
> unconfirmed 2 years after and the dictionary for version 4.0 has not been
> modified.
> The correct syntax is :
> drawer stack nameOfTheStack at bottom -- lef
Hello,
It was filled as bug #6843 on 2008-07-26 for version 3.0 and is still
unconfirmed 2 years after and the dictionary for version 4.0 has not been
modified.
The correct syntax is :
drawer stack nameOfTheStack at bottom -- left or right
If you add the parent's stack reference is does not o
Hey - drawers are cool - I've got a stack where I use 3 of them (side and
bottom) and they interoperate just fine. They sometimes need a little
handholding on startup or closestack to get the open/close state correct,
but they've worked great for making available info that isn't always needed
and
Ray,
I am also experiencing chokes but not specific to Revolution. My machine has
2GB of RAM as well. I believe Mac OS X no longer thinks 2GB of RAM is
enough. I suspect I need at least 4 GB for smooth work.
Andre
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 12:08 PM, Ray Horsley wrote:
> André, Mark,
>
> Thanks f
Hi Mark,
> Hi Klaus,
>
> At first sight, drawers may seem to work fine, but they are very buggy. I'd
> avoid them.
buggy or not, that was not the question :-)
At least the drawer should open, which does here!
> --
> Best regards,
>
> Mark Schonewille
Best
Klaus
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Hi William,
> I did this: "drawer stack "consignees" at right of stack "Clients"
> aligned to top"
hmmm, correct, should work and works here???
> but you can go stack "consignees" or open stack consignees and that
> works. Funny that RunRev has to still be compatible with Mac OS 9. I
I think th
André, Mark,
Thanks for these suggestions. I've worked on Macs for years but I'm
thinking of switching to Windows 7. I understand it's been received
more warmly than Vista and as I'm spending more time switching back
and forth to make sure colors and fonts look reasonably the same in my
I will avoid the drawer. Thanks for the advice. I was just fooling
around. I do think that "ALL" the dictionary notes should be changed
to say "MAC OS 9" or "MAC OS X" and not just MAC OS as that is very
confusing. Maybe I'll take all the controls on my stack and make it a
group or something so tha
Hi Klaus,
At first sight, drawers may seem to work fine, but they are very buggy. I'd
avoid them.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/xtalkprogrammer
KvK: 50277553
From 15th August
Thanks, Chipp,
btw,
The download inks there are broken.
sqb
On 25 August 2010 03:52, Chipp Walters wrote:
> Here's a very old website which describes how MagicCarpet works:
> http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/MagicCarpetAAA/default.htm
>
> The files are old-- I should update with newer files.
I did this: "drawer stack "consignees" at right of stack "Clients"
aligned to top"
but you can go stack "consignees" or open stack consignees and that
works. Funny that RunRev has to still be compatible with Mac OS 9. I
wonder how much of an advantage that is?
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Kl
Hi William,
> I was just trying to open a drawer stack on my mac OS 10.6.4 system
> and noticed it did nothing at all (stack doesn't even open when using
> the drawer command) and then I read this in the dictionary:
>
> Cross-platform note: On Mac OS, Unix, and Windows systems, drawers
>
I was just trying to open a drawer stack on my mac OS 10.6.4 system
and noticed it did nothing at all (stack doesn't even open when using
the drawer command) and then I read this in the dictionary:
Cross-platform note: On Mac OS, Unix, and Windows systems, drawers
are not supported, so th
William,
Merge is king!
Another cool command is "format" which is like C printf() function. It can
be used like this:
put format("my title%s", fld "link", fld "link") into tHTML
keep notice that you can use " inside a quoted format string if you escape
them like \"
You can use %s place holders
Mark,
I don't think Rev would benefit from being 64 bits. We're not doing manual
memory allocation and raw data structures and things like that. That is my
opinion only, instead of 64 bits, I'd like some sort of thread support. Like
running a handler with no side effects on a different thread. Tha
Sending mouseup to a pulldown menu does not make the menu appear. Using popup
on a pulldown menu messes up the appearance of the button. This is on an older
version or Rev that I use at work.
If you disable a field, you can click through it - but the text in the disabled
field will be grey.
Th
Ray,
I don't think Rev is optmized for 64 bits or multiple cores. If the host
system does some optimizations then it will benefit but then again, everyone
will benefit.
I don't know if you're talking about windows, mac or linux on this post but
double check if there is no issue with Windows 64 bi
Hi Ray,
RunRev doesn't use multiple cores and is 32 bit.
There are very many factors affecting network performance. What are the
symptoms you're struggling with?
Some time ago, I upgraded to Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) which is entirely 64
bit. I can clearly notice the speed bump. I hope tha
Greetings,
Anybody know if Revolution uses 64 bit processing? Also, does
Revolution make use of multiple cores? In other words, would
Revolution take advantage of features like an i7 3.33 gig processor?
Please make any other suggestions regarding the optimal system for
speed when worki
On Aug 25, 2010, at 6:27 AM, Terry Judd wrote:
Well it's a good start (how come it isn't in my datagrid user
guide?) but
you still get left with a light coloured one pixel wide line
(leftHilite) to
the left of each column header that 'spoils' the vanilla effect I'm
looking
for. If there wa
Excellent - thanks!
Terry...
On 25/08/2010, at 9:48 PM, "zryip theSlug" wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 12:27 PM, Terry Judd wrote:
>> Well it's a good start (how come it isn't in my datagrid user guide?) but
>> you still get left with a light coloured one pixel wide line (leftHilite) to
>> t
When you say graying out the text, have you set the blendLevel of the field
to some number, like 50? If so, you can see the underlying object, but the
text is grayed. Try setting the "transparent" of the field instead. Then the
text remains sharp, and only the white space is removed.
As for let
When you say graying out the text, have you set the blendLevel of the field
to some number, like 50? If so, you can see the underlying object, but the
text is grayed. Try setting the "transparent" of the field instead. Then the
text remains sharp, and only the white space is removed.
As for let
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 12:27 PM, Terry Judd wrote:
> Well it's a good start (how come it isn't in my datagrid user guide?) but
> you still get left with a light coloured one pixel wide line (leftHilite) to
> the left of each column header that 'spoils' the vanilla effect I'm looking
> for. If the
Here's a very old website which describes how MagicCarpet works:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/MagicCarpetAAA/default.htm
The files are old-- I should update with newer files. But the theory is the
same. Plus, I've added a new plugin to make configuration a bit easier.
___
What is the best was to achieve the effect of having a menu button, that is
part of a group used as a menu bar, that has or appears to have a label that
uses a standard font and menu items that use wingding characters?
Is there a field setting that would allow mouse clicks to pass through to the
Hi Sivakatirswami,
Yes, I still use MagicCarpet for all my projects. It does have Proxy support
for NTLM and Basic Authentication. Chris wrote the NTML.dll for Windows.
It also has an updatable plugin architecture, along with support for
updating externals, and virtually any file. It also can upd
Brute force method...
on toggleDGHeaderLeftHilite pDGname, pVis
put the long id of grp "dgHeaderComponents" of grp pDGname into tObj
repeat with i = 1 to the number of controls of tObj
if the short name of control i of tObj = "leftHilite" then
set the visible of control i of
Interesting - for one of the apps I made at work, it pops up a copy/cut/paste
menu when the user right clicks into certain fields
So, fear not - for future apps that you make, it can be done.
J
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Well it's a good start (how come it isn't in my datagrid user guide?) but
you still get left with a light coloured one pixel wide line (leftHilite) to
the left of each column header that 'spoils' the vanilla effect I'm looking
for. If there was some way to target this graphic through the dgProps
(e
William,
Thanks, I'll try to remember that. Boy I have a lot to learn.
I think I need an extra terabyte HD in my head.
Bruce
- Original Message -
From: "William de Smet"
To: "How to use Revolution"
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 4:37 AM
Subject: Re: Create HTML file from rev app
Thanks Richard,
That looks so much easier. I never used 'merge' before.
I will definitely use this.
Greetings,
William
2010/8/25 Richard Gaskin :
> William de Smet wrote:
>
>> It's been a while since my last question but working hard on some apps.
>> For my daily job I needed a quick app to c
William de Smet wrote:
It's been a while since my last question but working hard on some apps.
For my daily job I needed a quick app to create a HTML file. In the
app I have some fields and in one of them I put a URL (just
www.domainname.com).
In some hidden fields I put the needed HTML and the
Johathan,
Mark helped me quite a bit on the forum page. I did try to implement
that script in my stack. I modified a copy of the Rev 'ask' stack but
wasn't sure how to merge it into my stack to use in place of the default
stack.
What I did was a little against the rules and worked around using t
Hi Mark,
Now it works!
You're helpful as always.
@Bruce: in HTML you use "e; to get ".
I thought I had to use this in Rev as well.
groeten,
William
2010/8/25 Mark Schonewille :
> Hi William,
>
> You got it almost right:
>
> "http://"; & fld "link" & quote & " target=" & quote &
> "_blank"
I'm reletivley new to Rev, but I tried putting
answer "This is a quote symbol ""
into the msg box and the result was ' This is a quote symbol quot '
whereas when I put
answer "This is a quote symbol ""e
into the msg box the result was ' This is a quote symbol " '
could be you just nee to add the
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 5:44 AM, Terry Judd wrote:
> I'd like to be able to have simple lines (i.e. no 3D effect) of a specified
> color between my datagrid column headers. Is this doable?
>
> Terry...
Hi Terry,
Is the:
set the dgProps["header divider color"] of tMyDatagrid to tMyNewColor
do t
Hi William,
You got it almost right:
"http://"; & fld "link" & quote & " target=" & quote &
"_blank" & quote & " >" & fld "link" &"" after tData
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com
Twitter: http://twitter.c
Hi there all,
It's been a while since my last question but working hard on some apps.
For my daily job I needed a quick app to create a HTML file. In the
app I have some fields and in one of them I put a URL (just
www.domainname.com).
In some hidden fields I put the needed HTML and the all come to
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