Hello everyone,
I created a desktop utility that allows my students to access files on my Mac
via FTP. I compiled it for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The app opens with a user
ID and password field so that students can create accounts. Most students have
been able to create accounts without a
Could it not be related to urlencode / charset handling troubles ?
Le 9 sept. 2011 à 17:35, Gregory Lypny a écrit :
Hello everyone,
I created a desktop utility that allows my students to access files on my Mac
via FTP. I compiled it for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The app opens with a
Hello Pierre,
Thank you for responding. Yes, it may be. The account files are
comma-delimited text and are sitting on my remote Mac, which acts as the
server. What you do suggest? Clean the line endings?
I’ve also been looking for a LiveCode function that tells me the OS os the user
but
Recently, Gregory Lypny wrote:
I¹ve also been looking for a LiveCode function that tells me the OS os the
user but cannot find one. I know it exists!
Do you mean platform() ? Or systemVersion() ?
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX Design
Le 9 sept. 2011 à 19:56, Gregory Lypny a écrit :
Hello Pierre,
Thank you for responding. Yes, it may be. The account files are
comma-delimited text and are sitting on my remote Mac, which acts as the
server. What you do suggest? Clean the line endings?
How are your account files
Hi Pierre and Scott,
Thanks for responding.
Yes, Scott, it was Platform that I was looking for. Thanks.
Pierre, it looks like my students may, in fact, be writing to the account files
using a variety of line endings. When I replace various endings with Return,
it seems to go away. Thanks
