We use RunRev with appleEvents on Macs as Web backends. (Yes, it's old
fashioned, but that's the way we are.)
To keep the profession from becoming overcrowded, RunRev has changed
the magic 4-letter creator code at various times from MCRD to/from
Revo.
It seems as if RunRev 2.5 is MCRD. RunRe
I've had GREAT luck with the new version of Shao Sean's libSMTP, and
dealt with the "Subject" issue recently.
For the Subject, just put "SUBJECT: xxx yyy "&return as the first
line of your message, and things will work well. I think the other
entities (e.g., "CC:") work the same way.
You
I've used Dispatcher successfully
BUT
if the form has a textarea space, it quickly can send in many bytes.
In my hands, there seems to be a 2^11 (2048) byte cut off in what
dispatcher will forward to RunRev.
Dave Brooks
On Jun 29, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
And if so is
I'm using Revolution to handle cgi scripts under Apache. Works well
with text files.
I'm encountering trouble when trying to use XML commands/functions.
Because revCreateXMLTreeFromFile was added in Ver. 2, I'm assuming it
is a part of the currently available Darwin engine (used for cgi). This
I will be at MacWorld and would like to attend any RunRev or RunRev-
related sessions.
Dave Brooks
On Jan 5, 2006, at 9:39 AM, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
I never saw a summary of when we can meet at Macworld. I also
suggest Tuesday unless some other night has been selected.
Please let us know.
_
I was introduced to RunRev at the 2004 MacWorld. I spent the better
part of the next 15 or so months converting a HC cgi backend to a
RunRev backend -- with success. The biggest challenge was in getting
Apache to produce AppleEvents.
At RunRev West in 2005, Jerry Daniels showed some progr
We are using the two-year-old cgi engine and trying to manipulate
MySQL databases with revExecuteSQL and revOpenDatabase. Presumably we
need to find a stack to 'start using' that empowers these two
functions. Does anyone know which stack it is? Where can we get a
copy??
Thanks.
___
What kind of database is your app using right now?
MySQL under Mac OS 10.4.
Stack, text, SQL or other? Also, what kind of environment will
your web-based app run under? Will this be a generally available
application that requires authentication or will the data that the
web-based app a
On Jun 28, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Dan Shafer wrote:
OK, so how many of us would be willing to throw, say, a grand at a
developer
or team to do this project? Delivering a Rev stack/app in DHTML
would be
such an awesome tool that I'd use it daily.
If a grand means $1,000.00, then I surely would
Any information prior about touchscreen hardware experience will be
appreciated.
The task is to create four interactive centers at a local zoo where
children will make observations of animals and make choices based
upon those observations.
Our plan is to run this with RunRev on Mac Minis,
edit card processing,
power requirements, long-distance wireless options, etc.).
Richard Miller
Imprinter Technologies
On Dec 13, 2006, at 11:35 AM, David Brooks wrote:
Any information prior about touchscreen hardware experience will
be appreciated.
The task is to create four interactive ce
I'd like to have a stack wake up (say every hour), do some work, and
then go back to sleep. Has anyone got something like that working?
I'm nervous about setting the idlerate to a rather large number, and
I'm seeking suggestions about prior experiences before I try a few
experiments.
Than
This approach seems to work very well. Thanks, Klaus.
Best,
Dave B.
On Jan 18, 2007, at 12:38 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi David,
I'd like to have a stack wake up (say every hour), do some work,
and then go back to sleep. Has anyone got something like that
working?
This sounds like a cas
Thank you, Andre.
I've not heard of this (or remembered it if I have) and I DO NOT find it in the
4.5 dictionary.
Obviously this could be VERY helpful.
Best,
Dave B.
On Jan 15, 2010, at 10:02 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> Another cool trick for RevServer is the use of:
>
> set the errormode t
I'm teaching a course from on-rev. We keep a home-grown message service going.
One person has asked for RSS (really simple syndication) for this system.
Has anyone tried setting up RSS with RunRev?
Has anyone tried setting up RSS on on-rev?
Suggestions and/or appreciated.
Best,
Dave B.__
I foolishly was so excited by the RunRev conference in Las Vegas that
I agreed to teach a course in RunRev.
Now that the rubber is 5 weeks away from hitting the road, I'm
learning about "issues."
A HyperCard demonstration came from a stack called StackStarter by
Robertson Smith. The user
Yesterday a colleague teaching statistics brought me a HC stack he's
used. He had to run it on an old machine.
It was copied to a 3.5" disk and I moved it into my iMac and converted
it to RunRev. I could get to a script using "put the script of ..."
and copying it from the message box. (Fin
I'll be at MacWorld. I'll stop by.
Best,
Dave B.
On Jan 7, 2008, at 11:40 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
Anyone going to MacWorld this year and want to get together? Bill
Vlahos and I were chatting earlier and he mentioned that Thursday
night is when folks have met in the past.
My company i
I've created png files and placed them in those folders -- with names
like 1aaDownloads.png
It is a clunky but workable anti-idiocy strategy.
Best,
Dave B.
On Jan 23, 2008, at 3:35 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I'd like to know, who's the brain trust (dare I say genius?) who
decided
that fold
I have a site that does 1.8G/week, and has done as much as 5G/week for
a sustained period (months). The 1.8g traffic translates to about 1
75-page book per minute, 24/7. I've had no issues at all using [the
older] rev engine for the cgi portions of this traffic.
Based on something Jerry Da
marty wrote:
Is it true that most programmers say that hypercard isn't
programming? Do they say that about RR? I'm running into that
issue a little bit.
Some of my students (8th grade and up) think that RR is not a
"real" programming language. Why? It's too easy! They have the
no
We are creating standalones and launching them in browsers. We have issues with
taking in all of a field. Any help appreciated.
Works:
on mouseUp
put "12131232" into myScore
do "alert ('" & myScore & "');" in browser
end mouseUp
Does NOT work:
on mouseUp
put fld "ListOfFiles" into
Asked too soon. replace return with "\r\n" in myscore
yields a good result.
Best,
Dave B.
We are creating standalones and launching them in browsers. We have issues with
taking in all of a field. Any help appreciated.
Works:
on mouseUp
put "12131232" into myScore
do "alert ('" & myS
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