> On 5 Jul 2020, at 21:16, Heriberto Torrado via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi Sean,
>
> So, as far as I know, you use PHP as a middleware between the database and
> the Livecode code app. Isn't it?
Yes
> I guess you do that because of security reasons to not expose the database.
No. It
Hi Seen,
I'm talking about using Livecode server.
I think you mean Livecode HTML5.
I'll explore that option (it seems very usefully too), but although I do
a lot of work with JS, I wanted to try Livecode Server. I have used it a
bit and it looks very reliable.
We have four dedicated servers
Hi Hery,
You can set up your Livecode Server to work
with your database directly on the same computer.
You do not need PHP at all for anything. In fact
if you look at your server log files you will see that
China hacker bots are heavily searching for PHP
and when they can’t find it they even try
Hi Sean,
So, as far as I know, you use PHP as a middleware between the database
and the Livecode code app. Isn't it?
I guess you do that because of security reasons to not expose the database.
My main goal is to use Livecode instead of PHP to create a small website
(about ten forms and some
