I'm trying to build a chemical periodic table widget. I can do this up to
the point of having it look like a periodic table (nice arrangement,
symbols in correct places). My plan depends on being able to store and
retrieve a rectangle for each element. I CAN compute an appropriate
rectangle for
Saving files from Android devices to external servers has presented
challenges in the past. This is a SIMPLE approach. It assumes you are
running LiveCode server on the server site. Installing this requires a
careful procedure described elsewhere (see
https://livecode.com/resources/guides/server/
There is old LiveCode discussion about issues related to ftp using Android
devices. Is there anything recent?
The app in question has no trouble uploading/downloading text files from a
Web site, and it can store/retrieve "local" files on whichever Mac/Windows
device it is installed.
Files CAN be
Among the LiveCode preferences for Mobile Support we need to enter a path
to the SDK. I had this working before with older xcode and X OS.
How do you do this with xCode 7.3 and the current version of El Capitan
(10.11.4).
Thanks.
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On many iPad applications the user can enlarge the image by placing two fingers
on the pad and moving them apart. Once expanded, the opposite motion has the
effect of shrinking the 'screen' back.
Has anyone implemented this in a livecode app?
Thanks in advance.
Dave B.
I'm the menu buttons guy -- whose problem remains unresolved. The menuhistory
solves one problem, but not another.
I decided to develop a workaround in which a button pops up a field that looks
line a pulldown menu.
The follwing script WORKS to hilite lines in a mouseover:
on mouseWithin
Thanks for the input and suggestions, but
the
set menuhistory ..
strategy works to accomplish the task. To deal with the problem of once
set-never forget, I set the value to 99 with a second set menuhistory line in
my list and had my handler do nothing with the choice was blank. So,
I am trying to create a series of helps where I step a user through a process
using the underlying tool. I have one help field that variously shows, hides,
fills, and moves around.
The scripts say things (aural feedback).
There is a pointer button that locates as needed, flashes, and
give you a hint as to a possible method. HTH.
Craig Newman
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From: David Brooks dbro...@unlserve.unl.edu
To: How to use LiveCode use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 2:14 pm
Subject: Menu Buttons
I am trying to create a series
