Thanks Chipp. This thread has got so long that I couldn't find the post.
Sent from my iPad
On 25/10/2010, at 12:16 PM, Chipp Walters ch...@chipp.com wrote:
That someone is probably me. Here's my research. Both of these reputable
websites claim iPad apps sell for only about a buck more than
Attention web gurus,
I¹m probably going about it all wrong but I¹m still struggling to retrieve
data from a series of secure (https) websites. Each of these sites requires
a username and password and I can post these along with the url and am able
to retrieve the expected result but ONLY if I set
I don't think that's the problem. I know at least one of the sites has a
session cookie but that doesn't seem to be involved in the initial
authentication. One of the sites definitely doesn't use any cookies and I
have the same problems even if I only try to connect to this site.
Terry...
On
Maybe there is a cookie involved somewhere?
sims
---
On Oct 25, 2010, at 10:39 AM, Terry Judd wrote:
Attention web gurus,
I’m probably going about it all wrong but I’m still struggling to retrieve
data from a series of secure (https) websites. Each of these sites requires
a username and
Have you tried a web monitoring tool? So you can watch the traffic back and
forth?
I use Charles on OS X.
sims
On Oct 25, 2010, at 10:47 AM, Terry Judd wrote:
I don't think that's the problem. I know at least one of the sites has a
session cookie but that doesn't seem to be involved in
Hi friends,
for our current project we might need someone with experience
who can write externals for Mac OS X.
Please contact me off-list,. thanks!
Best
Klaus
--
Klaus Major
http://www.major-k.de
kl...@major-k.de
--
Klaus Major
http://www.major-k.de
kl...@major.on-rev.com
I don't use it often (I use it to occasionally take a look at an old
program/publication, rather than for production use of legacy software) but
when I do I'm very happy with it.
I certainly don't resent the space it takes on my disk, by contrast with
Parallels...
Ben
On 24/10/2010 17:43,
On 22/10/2010 18:53, Colin Holgate wrote:
I have no idea what VideoGrabber is, but the symptoms suggest that some frames
were skipped, and yet the stored frames were kept at a regular frame rate.
Would be interesting to video grab a running clock. Then you could test my
theory.
VideoGrabber
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu in
the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
on menuPick theItem
if theItem is About... then
...
end mousePick
don't work
Merci par avance
Hi René,
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu in
the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
I think this is added by the OS!
You can't unless you create your own menu(s) by yourself!
See below...
on
Thanks Stephen.
Your suggestion is indeed what we expect we'll have to implement - but before
I report this in RQCC, and before I roll out that fix, I'd be interested to
know if anyone else has encountered this.
Your response suggests that there is a known issue with the VG not flushing
the
Hi,
I believe I should keep my announcements as brief as possible, unless the
announcement considers a new product or major update. Please, have a look at
the website where I listed the latest changes.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Terry,
There are two different things happening here. One is SSL encryption which
protects the communication between your machine and the remote machine, the
other is user authentication that protects the other machine from
unauthorized access.
For LiveCode to trust/accept an SSL certificate as
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu in
the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
In the user guide pdf you can find this entry on page 263:
The Help menu and the About This Application menu item
Oh okay Mark,
But keep in mind that installer maker is a product that directly supports
desktop app developers so I don't think is an abuse to post one a quick
summary when you're announcing an update. Some of your new features and
fixes might net you some more customers and spread the love.
René Micout wrote:
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu in
the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
on menuPick theItem
if theItem is About... then
...
end mousePick
don't work
The LiveCode engine makes it very easy to
Hi Rene,
Hi René,
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu
in the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
I think this is added by the OS!
You can't unless you create your own menu(s) by yourself!
See
All lesson is good to take ! Toute leçon est bonne à prendre !
Thank you Klaus
Le 25 oct. 2010 à 15:40, Klaus on-rev a écrit :
Hi Rene,
Hi René,
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu
in the application menubar...
Thank you Richard !
My standalone of Exagofon with English manual will be operational soon !
(Beta version)
René
Le 25 oct. 2010 à 15:36, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
René Micout wrote:
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu
in the application menubar...
How
I have the following script where the user is given the option of not saving
a new file, canceling, or saving it. The problem is that when the I select
New in the File dialog the dialog with the three options does not appear and
the fields in the open file are cleared out.
switch pWhich
I'm giving a talk on Nov 3 on cross-platform UI design in which LiveCode
will feature prominently:
http://www.mactech.com/conference/about
Here's a chance to make both LC and and your work look good for that
conference audience:
I'm including a number of slides of screenshots showing
http://itunes.apple.com/app/iluabox/id398073834
___
use-revolution mailing list
use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription
preferences:
Thanks Andre - that gives me some confidence that proceeding without the
certificates is OK (i.e. the data is still encrypted) because really all I'm
concerned about is that the username and password data I send to each of the
sites isn't visible to snoopers. Having said that I'm still confused
Hi,
for a limited time MacXDVD is giving away for free
DVD Ripper Pro for Mac and also for Windows offer expires 28th october
http://www.macxdvd.com/mac-dvd-ripper-pro/
and
DVD Ripper for Mac and Windows offer expires 31 october
Recently, Matthias Rebbe wrote:
for a limited time MacXDVD is giving away for free
DVD Ripper Pro for Mac and also for Windows
http://www.macxdvd.com/mac-dvd-ripper-pro/
Thanks for the link Matthias. Looks useful.
Best Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
This analogy would hold true, if WalMart charged 30% of the profit margin of
everything sold in it's store, required a registration process before you could
even sell anything through them, but had such awesome security that all but
eliminated shoplifting and employee theft. In an environment
Dear LC users,
Data Grid Helper version 1.1.1 is available!
Improvements:
- The TMPL area size is increased. Scrollbars allows navigation in the
content of the TMPL area for forms. Mouse wheel is supported (wheel or
shift + wheel)
- In the TMPL area, we can now unselect a control by using
Hi Chipp, Bob,
http://gizmodo.com/5670812/big-brother-apple-and-the-death-of-the-prog
ram?skyline=trues=i
One of the more interesting comments is so appropriately true:
The argument that the app store doesn't bar outside
installations is bogus. It's like making the free market
Hi Sarah - very interesting perspective on the App Store. I was
particularly struck by one point.
On 25/10/2010 01:36, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
The other iOS phenomenon I would expect to see on the Mac, is greater
numbers of small, cheap, single-use apps. LiveCode is ideally suited
to this
I am programming on a Mac and exporting standalone for Windows XP and
higher. IHave written a script that puts the contents of a field named
Results into an email - auto filling out To/ CC/ and Subject. But there
are over 1500 characters from the field Results which will not fit into
the email
Hi
There's no easy way to do what your asking. Some email clients support the
attachment field in a mailto url but not many. Does the user need to use their
mail client? If it's just a matter of emailing in the results and you have
access to a web server then posting to a php or irev script
Paul Looney-2 wrote:
Let us know if you have more keyboard questions.
Hi Paul,
I have another keyboard question.
For some time i have been using
diverse IBM Thinkpads models and
i have grown accustomed to their
keyboard configuration and typing
touch.
Did anybody could name another
Hi Colin,
Colin Holgate-2 wrote:
but imagine an iPad Rev...
http://itunes.apple.com/app/iluabox/id398073834
Did you mean
A) Full implementation of LiveCode IDE for iPad?
or
B) A script editor that could edit, compile and flag errors
in LiveCode scripts?
If you select: A) then, please
On Oct 25, 2010, at 9:41 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
If you select: B) then, correct me if i am wrong, but
Could this editor be implemented via the web browser?
I hadn't deeply thought about it at all, but the browser approach might not
work, if it required plugins. It was mainly the fact
Hmmm... looks like Safari's version for iPad
does not have an important feature to implement
a decent text editor on it:
Safari. This is a poor, crippled web browser.
Specifically the killer problem is the little reported
absence of support for a feature called ‘content editable’
which is used
This famous study on the impact WalMart has had on small town businesses
certainly debunks your notion both can thrive-- your comments regarding 30%
and other non sequiturs notwithstanding. You may wish to '*take the time to
examine*' it.
Le 26 oct. 2010 à 01:33, Lynn Fredricks a écrit :
The devil suggests Richard's installer
warning, new APIs only available store partners, and interactively modifying
requirements and restrictions whenever there's a new vertical market Apple
can profitably exploit (after proven by third
Al,
For what it is worth, I don't like any of those keyboards, either.
When I travel with my laptop I carry a Mac Mini Pro keyboard that I
got from Fentek years ago. I'd recommend it but I went to their site
and they no longer carry it. What I like about it is that it is
compact, light
38 matches
Mail list logo
