Thanks Matthias.
See my reply to Ralf re. where to find ArrayToJSON etc.
I guess I could install my own version of LC server in each cgi-bin -
but I play around with a lot of add-on and sub-domains - some within
public-html, some not - and it just feels like unnecessay extra work to
install
Hi Ralf,
Thanks - but that's actually a different JSON extension :-) That is an
LCB library that defines JsonExport and JsonImport.
However, I looked around some more, and found Tools/Ext/mergJSON-1.0.38
That's an external which defines mergJSONEncode and mergJSONDecode
But the docs for it
My guess is that until we can provide a correctly sized Splash Screen that
the engine on the phone is going to see the iPhone 6 size. You can see the
same thing if you do not provide any splash screens and the size will be
like the 4 inch (which is the default that is included).
On Sat, Nov 18,
The iPhone X screen dimensions are 375pt × 812pt. However, the LC screenRect
function returns 375 x 667 in the iPhone X simulator (LC 8.1.8, iOS 11.1,
Xcode 9.1). The difference between 812 and 667 is 145, which is the
additional height of the iPhone X screen over iPhone 6,7,8. The screenRect
I use dropbox for this purpose. I have a desktop/server process that is
responsible for being the arbiter of truth (i.e. grabbing the updates the
mobiles want to make and then deciding updating the data that the mobiles
will use). The mobiles read and write files to and from dropbox. You can
Hi Alex,
you should find the JSON extension in:
Tools/Extensions/com.livecode.library.json/module.lcm
If you use revIgniter create a folder “extensions” in your
application folder and place the “com.livecode.library.json”
folder including the “module.lcm” file there.
Then load the
Alex,
you are not alone. I noticed something similar with LcServer 7.10 on the
On-Rev server Tio.
$_post arrays where empty when data was formatted with libUrlMultipartFormData,
while $_post_raw showed the content. So it was not possible to post larger
binary data to LcServer.
I send a
