Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Chipp Walters wrote: Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found preOpenStack in the card script works great for me. I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup. Well, it's an Hyper

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Mark Wieder wrote: Derek- Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 8:26:02 AM, you wrote: call "PreOpenBackground" of grp "revLibraries" of cd 1 Yowza! That's going into my scrapbook! Happy to know I could be of service! :) Derek Bump Dreamscape Software http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com/ _

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found preOpenStack in the card script works great for me. I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup. I don't know about Derek, but I use start

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Derek, Just curious, why do you use the startup handler? I've always found preOpenStack in the card script works great for me. I suppose you can use the startup handler to set external paths, but there are even workarounds for that. I've never used on startup. -Chipp ___

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Derek- Tuesday, February 13, 2007, 8:26:02 AM, you wrote: > call "PreOpenBackground" of grp "revLibraries" of cd 1 Yowza! That's going into my scrapbook! -- -Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.run

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Derek Bump wrote: What I am wondering is if I can initialize the "libURL" hidden group on my own, to help ensure that the command is completed. Would the following work: Well that did it. Since I want the Standalone to quit immediately after doing it's Internet stuff, I added the following

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Andre Garzia wrote: I do think URL is from libURL or dependant on it. If you're on MacOS X, then you can wrap this call in curl or wget, that's how I do for CGIs. Andre *Sigh*, I'm on Windows XP. Hopefully, someday soon, I'll be able to switch back to the platform I love. :) Derek Bump Dr

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Richard Gaskin wrote: Derek, would you be able to make that call from a preOpenCard handler in the first card of your mainStack? Well, I thought of that as well, and it still wouldn't work. When in the development environment I am able to get the url, but in the standalone, nothing. What I

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Derek, I do think URL is from libURL or dependant on it. If you're on MacOS X, then you can wrap this call in curl or wget, that's how I do for CGIs. Andre On Feb 13, 2007, at 12:28 AM, Derek Bump wrote: I know that you cannot use commands associated with any Rev Library until after the

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

Dave Cragg wrote: On 13 Feb 2007, at 02:28, Derek Bump wrote: I know that you cannot use commands associated with any Rev Library until after the startup handler has finished, but is the following command part of the libURL library? get url "http://www.mysite.com/"; The reason I ask is

Re: Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

On 13 Feb 2007, at 02:28, Derek Bump wrote: I know that you cannot use commands associated with any Rev Library until after the startup handler has finished, but is the following command part of the libURL library? get url "http://www.mysite.com/"; The reason I ask is because it seems t

Is libURL required for a "get url..." statement?

I know that you cannot use commands associated with any Rev Library until after the startup handler has finished, but is the following command part of the libURL library? get url "http://www.mysite.com/"; The reason I ask is because it seems to me that it would not be, but is instead built