Re: Adding cookies to RevBrowser

Thanks Slava - looks like I'll have to brush up on my javascript. Cheers, Terry... On 19/07/2011 03:08 PM, "Slava Paperno" wrote: > You can manipulate the HTML of the Web page that is about to load in your > revBrowser instance, and thus add a JS function to that Web page. The > function can

RE: Adding cookies to RevBrowser

You can manipulate the HTML of the Web page that is about to load in your revBrowser instance, and thus add a JS function to that Web page. The function can set the cookie that you need. You can call the function either from the onload trigger in the body tag, or by calling it from LC. Slava > --

Adding cookies to RevBrowser

My university has just implemented a Single Sign-On service which is probably a good thing for most but breaks all my existing routines for authenticating against the university library (to allow me to display library resources either in a revBrowser instance or in the user¹s default browser). Any

Re: revmpossible?

Mark, It was not a joke but it is not a replacement for the web plugin. I am working on the social networking libraries and the CURL external first. I will only resume work on revImpossible when those are more or less working. revImpossible is a way to create websites from inside LiveCode IDE usi

revmpossible?

Hey Andre, When do you think you'll be posting your new and incredible revimpossible on your new (and impressive) website. In the back of my mind I fear that it was all a joke and that's why you called it revimpossible, but for those of us who have all but given up on a working web plugin, you h

ANN: LiveCodeErrors for iPhone

Dear LiveCode programmers, Economy-x-Talk is pleased to announce a simple little app for iPhone to help you check the meaning of a LiveCode error. Whenever you see an error code like 573,2,1,mouseOp, the LiveCodeErrors app will tell what it means ("handler not found", in this example). How oft

Re: AW: security code number generation

Our own home rolled scheme relies on the customers email address as the first part of the key. So, a customer has to enter their email address, then the regcode. If they want to share the app, they need to share their email address. This has a couple of intended consequences. First, I think a custo

Re: Floating City and K12 Game Theory Model...

Fascinating. I noticed however, the description of The Poison City on a Macintosh running Firefox, exceeded the lower bounds of it's box, and there is no method for scrolling down. It seems fixed. Bob On Jul 15, 2011, at 5:09 PM, John Patten wrote: > Thanks Scott and Brent...I'll look at bot

Re: [ANN] alien camel in your LiveCode

2011/7/18 Alejandro Tejada > > > Thierry Douez wrote: > > > I'm pleased to announce SunnYperl. > > Download today a trial version from http://sunny-tdz.com > > Formerly called rev2perl, SunnYperl is an external > > which embeds Perl inside your LiveCode engine. > > Or in other words, you can writ

Re: How to make LiveCode multidimensional array contents available to Javascript?

Yeah, send out an APB - I've been trying to contact him about his audio work. s q b On 18 July 2011 04:36, Keith Clarke wrote: > So, I discovered the thread on Mark Smith's LibJson project via the list > archives and subsequently downloaded v1.0b it from revOnline. > > This looks like it might b

Re: AW: security code number generation

Thanks to everyone for the thoughts on this. I agree that you can never 100% prevent piracy from those who are determined enough and can waste a lot of time and effort trying to do so. I guess that's a plus for Zygodact - I buy the product, spend perhaps a couple of hours doing whatever customisa

[ANN] alien camel in your LiveCode

Hi Thierry, > on Fri Jul 15 2011 > Thierry Douez wrote: > I'm pleased to announce SunnYperl. > Download today a trial version from http://sunny-tdz.com > Formerly called rev2perl, SunnYperl is an external > which embeds Perl inside your LiveCode engine. > Or in other words, you can write external

Re: AW: security code number generation

On 7/18/11 2:43 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote: As I understand Zygodact, or Peters or Shaos approach the user can pass on his "name, etc." and the generated code to everyone else to unlock the software. How do you handle this issue? Is it just something "as is", is this scenario so negligible in y

New blog post: setting up Livecode server at Dreamhost VPS

Folks, I know people struggled with this in the past: http://andregarzia.com/page/dreamhostps Showing how I setup Livecode Server on a Dreamhost VPS. The usual method did not work there so I had to go extra miles to make it work. Cheers andre -- http://www.andregarzia.com All We Do Is Code. _

Re: AW: security code number generation

You could include (without telling the user) the contents of $user as part of what is inputted to generate the code. This would make it more secure but cause problems with portability, etc. I agree with the later posts pointing out the trade-offs between security and user-frendliness. Consider y

Re: security code number generation

Most unlock algorithms have a method of confirming that the unlock code is correct. One or more verification steps. That verification code lives in the application that users (and crackers) have access to. If someone really wanted to create a code generator for your software they'll be able to b

Re: security code number generation

On Jul 18, 2011, at 6:13 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote: > Hi, > > Three years ago, I wrote an article, in two parts, which will help you > understand the principles of a registration mechanism. > > http://qery.us/v2 > http://qery.us/v3 Also, although old, this article by Ambrosia Software on the

Re: How to make LiveCode multidimensional array contents available to Javascript?

So, I discovered the thread on Mark Smith's LibJson project via the list archives and subsequently downloaded v1.0b it from revOnline. This looks like it might be an efficient mechanism to serialise the LiveCode array(s) to subsequently write into a text file, zip, ftp - and then see if Javasc

Re: security code number generation

Hi, Three years ago, I wrote an article, in two parts, which will help you understand the principles of a registration mechanism. http://qery.us/v2 http://qery.us/v3 -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering Homepage: http://economy-x-talk.com Twitte

AW: security code number generation

Gosh! Sorry Sean for having put you into the wrong country, should have had a look on google maps :) Nevertheless the Japanese women showed a great contest here in germany... Tiemo > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- > Von: use-livecode-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-livecode- > boun...@list

Re: How to make LiveCode multidimensional array contents available to Javascript?

...whoops, forgot to ask whether JSON is one of the options I should be researching. Best, Keith.. On 18 Jul 2011, at 11:35, Keith Clarke wrote: > Hi folks, > I have a LiveCode array that contains interesting intranet web site page > navigation and page-specific parameters - that I can pass in

How to make LiveCode multidimensional array contents available to Javascript?

Hi folks, I have a LiveCode array that contains interesting intranet web site page navigation and page-specific parameters - that I can pass into a revBrowser 'hosted' within my local stack. It's now time to test this resource with users who can't use revlets. Security implications mean that it

Re: GIGO

If you want to run garbage (in terms of data, not the real stuff) through it ;-) ___ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev

Re: security code number generation

Thanks Tiemo, but Shao is Chinese ;-) In regards to your second point, most password schemes just run an algorithm based on the inputted information to determine that the serial number is correct, or run an algorithm to check that the serial number entered matches a pattern/checksum.. The

GIGO

Sean- Sunday, July 17, 2011, 11:27:10 PM, you wrote: > I have a weird algorithm that will produce different output, even with > the same input Garbage Out? > and can be fully reversed back to the pieces that > built the puzzle.. Garbage In? -- -Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net

AW: security code number generation

First: Congratulations to Shao to the winner of the FIFA womens soccer world championship: Japan! As I understand Zygodact, or Peters or Shaos approach the user can pass on his "name, etc." and the generated code to everyone else to unlock the software. How do you handle this issue? Is it just som

Re: security code number generation

Thanks Ken, that looks good. I guess the other missing piece is how to control "demo" versions. Expiration dates seem to be the most common, or maybe some limited function set. Pete Molly's Revenge On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 10:48 PM, Ken Ray wrote: > > I'm looki