Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need to use cookies for that?
Best,
Malte
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Well over 500 copies of The Scripter's Scrapbook have been downloaded since
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35% for use as a StandAlone
- 17% Mac Classic OS9
- 49% Mac OSX
- 34% Windows
Your positive
Hi again,
One could do dumb things like put in a do statement that executes
incomming CGI params. But that would be dumb.
Moreover, if the Linux admin does his job right the worst that could
happens is that you'll hose your own account setup but everything else
on the machine would
Oops typo, can must be can't, sorry...
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let me know if you feel it's appropriate (Help-Licensing, Version
History tab). Also, please consider updating the Read Me to include a
descriptions of this new active plugin feature.
At 12:39 06.05.2004 -0500, you wrote:
I've got a CD-ROM that has a Revolution app running on it,
and I want
that Revolution app to create an alias, pointint to itself to the
user's desktop. I know that I can use the defaultFolder to find the
path to the app, and I know I can use the
On May 7, 2004, at 10:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: Brent Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Screen Resolution
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello.
Is there any way that you can change the monitor
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need to use cookies for that?
you can
Le 7 mai 04, à 15:06, jbv a écrit :
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play
around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in
an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that array on Page 1,
Page
2, etc? Do I need
Pierre,
About using temp files : because a read/write proc is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my own to use temp
files.
I see your point, but if the end user is not supposed to see the
data, temp files are the only solution (because end users can
always
Judy,
I presume you have the image name building issue solved now; but as
an afterthought I offer a solution that does not rely on
concatenation, handles 0 to n images, and allows for more meaningful
image names:
Place a list of image names in a field, property, or variable, in the
order in
--- Malte Brill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here
I´m eager to play around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the
values stored in an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate that
array on Page 1, Page
2, etc? Do I need
Now that's an interesting title for an email, eh?
Well, my boss has asked me if it's technically possible to create a
crossplatform Revolution wrapper around the talking-heads that are generated from
the _www.oddcast.com_ (http://www.oddcast.com) servers.
Those talking heads are actually
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Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2004 13:14:17 +1000
From: Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Run Rev hangs while loading plug-ins
To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I've had this happen (Mac
Hi Rob,
Now that's an interesting title for an email, eh?
Well, my boss has asked me if it's technically possible to create a
crossplatform Revolution wrapper around the talking-heads that are
generated from
the _www.oddcast.com_ (http://www.oddcast.com) servers.
Those talking heads are
Jan,
At the risk of getting slammed by the anti-cookie
lobby : you could always store session variables in
cookies.
You can serialise your array and encrypt that data as
well if you want to, and these cookies can be
automatically deleted when the user quits his browser,
or you can have
le 07.05.2004 11:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] à
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I build widgets with Revolution that output HTML for different
contexts. No better told for that for sure!
Forgive me for going way off topic here, but no better pool of minds to
draw from than the Rev family ;-) I just
Rob,
I presume you have the image name building issue solved now;
--Nope. Fortunately, I saved my amateurish solution of one line of script
for each image spelled out by hand... But I haven't had a chance yet to
test the most recent suggestion to change controls to images (perhaps
the problem
jbv wrote:
Although I might be one of the most virulent anti-cookie
activists (I NEVER used cookies in the numerous websites
I've developped), I won't slam you... ;-)
Nevertheless, I keep thinking that using cookies is a blatant
demonstration of lazyness for a programer (nothing personal
of
Is there a way to make a Revolution application run from the startup folder
on Mac and Windows, and then be undetectable to the user thereafter? (i.e.
Not having the icon show up in the taskbar or dock, and not showing the menubar
for the app when it's running)
I realize that you'd probably
Judy,
Another option, which requires even less code - if it fits your needs,
is to put the images into a folder and use a repeat loop to view them,
something like this:
repeat with i = 1 to the number of items in imageFolder
go to item i of imageFolder
end repeat
This would
I'm no fan of cookie abuse, and I looove that Mozilla let's me
approve them individually (I always nix the ones from evil ad companies
that track you all over the Web).
But how else does one maintain state information, esp. between sessions?
simply by asking users to identify clearly
On May 7, 2004, at 9:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 10:28:49 +0100
From: Frank Leahy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Screen Resolution
On May 7, 2004, at 10:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: Brent Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Screen Resolution
To: [EMAIL
Hi Rob and Judy,
Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 08:04:51 -0700
From: Rob Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Stupid Programming Question
Judy,
I presume you have the image name building issue solved now; but as
an afterthought I offer a solution that does not rely on
concatenation, handles 0 to n
on Fri, 07 May 2004
jbv respond to Pierre:
Pierre wrote:
About using temp files : because a read/write proc
is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my
own to use temp
files.
I see your point, but if the end user is not
supposed to see the
data, temp files
Is there a reason you can't use the create alias command in Rev?
Yes, unfortunately there's a bug in Bugzilla (#1059) about the
inability to make aliases to apps in OS X because they are
folders,
and 'create alias' only works with files.
I do not know about OS X, but on Windows it
On 5/7/04 1:00 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Rob,
I presume you have the image name building issue solved now;
--Nope. Fortunately, I saved my amateurish solution of one line of script
for each image spelled out by hand... But I haven't had a chance yet to
test the most recent suggestion to change
Okay I would like to alter the icon used by a button at runtime.
I tried this:
put the icon of button Go into currentID
put the id of image stop into stopID
this generates a error how my I get the reasource id of a image named stop to place
into the icon property of a button.
Kevin
jbv wrote:
But how else does one maintain state information, esp. between sessions?
simply by asking users to identify clearly at the beginning of each session
Personally, I would prefer an option. I hate re-entering the same info
everytime I visit a site with customized features. The only
Hello all,
Using Revolution 2.2 with Mac OS X 10.3.3 I have discovered that no
openStack, preopenStack, or startup messages are sent when the script
debug mode is turned off and you launch Revolution 2.2 by dragging and
dropping a stack onto Rev 2.2.
This did not happen in Rev 2.1.2. Can
Hi Kevin,
Okay I would like to alter the icon used by a button at runtime.
I tried this:
put the icon of button Go into currentID
put the id of image stop into stopID
this generates a error how my I get the reasource id of a image named
stop to place into the icon property of a button.
do
Okay I would like to alter the icon used by a button at runtime.
I tried this:
put the icon of button Go into currentID
put the id of image stop into stopID
this generates a error how my I get the reasource id of a image named
stop to place into the icon property of a button.
Kevin
Not
--Nope. Fortunately, I saved my amateurish solution of one line of script
for each image spelled out by hand... But I haven't had a chance yet to
test the most recent suggestion to change controls to images (perhaps
the problem is that it is looking for a control named c17.jpg?)
Judy,
I believe
'Evening JB,
True in this case even if i prefer, for my own, the hidden
tags+encrypted indexes way ;)
Best Regards,
Pierre
Pierre,
About using temp files : because a read/write proc is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my own to use temp
files.
I see your point,
Pierre,
Yes you're right : passing encrypted data through hidden
tags looks like a very elegant trade-off solution...
JB
'Evening JB,
True in this case even if i prefer, for my own, the hidden
tags+encrypted indexes way ;)
Best Regards,
Pierre
Pierre,
About using temp files
Le 7 mai 04, à 21:10, Alejandro Tejada a écrit :
on Fri, 07 May 2004
jbv respond to Pierre:
Pierre wrote:
About using temp files : because a read/write proc
is always slower
than getting/setting a global var, i avoid, for my
own to use temp
files.
I see your point, but if the end user is not
Yes,
Take a look at the tip at:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/revolution/revolution.htm?_proc003
for Mac OS X...
For Windows, I believe you only need to make sure the stack is saved
invisibly and then make the standalone and it won't appear in the taskbar.
HTH,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder
jbv heeft op vrijdag, 7 mei 2004 om 15:06 (Europe/Amsterdam) het
volgende geschreven:
Malte,
Hi,
now that I´ve set everything up on my machine here I´m eager to play
around
with the CGI stuff. Would it be possible to keep the values stored in
an
array over more than one Webpage and manipulate
I've seen this conversation replay for years on different lists. OK,
maybe we should have a bot that scans mailing lists and if the term
screen resolution comes up, e-mails Aaaahh! No! Life as we know it
will cease to exist!
Seriously, like most stuff, it depends. Indeed, it could be
Date: Fri, 7 May 2004 12:00:58 -0700
From: Ken Norris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: use-revolution Digest, Vol 8, Issue 10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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OOPS!
Sorry, I got in a hurry and failed to replace the subject
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