Checkout the screenrects function in the dictionary. You should be able to
use it to see if your window rect is within the working rect of any active
monitor. If it isn't then I'd set the topleft of the window to a default
value.
Terry...
On 18/04/09 3:29 PM, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com wrote:
Well, after a quick canter through, its a bit of a disappointment.
1) Rev Browser is still conspicuous by its absence.
2) Mutliple Desktops still do not work in Gnome. Haven't bothered to try
KDE. This makes no sense: Rev is the only application I ever found where
they do not work right
Le 18 avr. 09 à 06:03, Phil Davis a écrit :
A quick on-rev example:
Just to get started, I converted my 'globals' CGI script to an on-
rev web page:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
HTML
HEAD LANG=en
TITLE?rev put the short date the long time ?/TITLE
Thank you very much Jacque for these clear explanations.
If building web pages in On-Rev is really just building stacks as I do
now then yes, that's a very nice progress.
Up to now, I mainly use and feed 2 sites but which were built by
friends of mine; I am myself not at all knowledgeable
On 18 Apr 2009, at 09:33, Andre.Bisseret wrote:
Bonjour,
Clicking on the URL I get the following lines
Being rather naive about web programming, I must confess, I am still
in the dark ;-))
Was it really what you expected one discovers?
I was expecting something like a beautiful web page
Le 18 avr. 09 à 11:35, Ian Wood a écrit :
On 18 Apr 2009, at 09:33, Andre.Bisseret wrote:
Bonjour,
Clicking on the URL I get the following lines
Being rather naive about web programming, I must confess, I am
still in the dark ;-))
Was it really what you expected one discovers?
I was
On 18 Apr 2009, at 02:51, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Thank you for the timely, informative explanation. This does mean
that on-rev has to be the hosting site for the webpages, however,
does it not? In other words, a client could not hire one of us to
create a website that they plan to run
I tend to do this:
set the topLeft of stack to 25,25
this keeps it clear of any menubars that may be hanging around.
of course this is based on the assumption that the dimensions of the stack
are smaller than those of the screen resolution.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson.
Hi Peter,
Not to ignore your disappointment, but I suspect it will be some years
before the LInux version gets sufficient treatment to bring it to
parity with the other platforms. The only thing one can do is abandon
Rev, adjust one's expectations, or use Rev on a different OS.
I know that it
I just uploaded the 3.5 linux engine (which works fine for cgis in
Dreamhost) to on-rev, and so far can't make it work - getting 500
server errors...will keep trying.
Best,
Mark
On 18 Apr 2009, at 06:58, Jim Ault wrote:
Very cool, Phil.
And now it could be time for the benchmark wizard
Hi,
asked support already, if this is possible. But had the time to test it myself.
Made it as described in Jacqueline´s tutorial
at http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/
Worked here. http://www.multitronic.me/cgi-bin/test.cgi
Regards,
Matthias
Original Message
Trevor,
You are right! It works. I closed the ticket (marked not a bug).
Thank you again, very much.
Sadhu
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Got it working - I though I'd set the permissions (with Transmit),
but they hadn't taken - all working now.
Best,
Mark
On 18 Apr 2009, at 15:22, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
Hi,
asked support already, if this is possible. But had the time to
test it myself. Made it as described in
On Apr 18, 2009, at 2:29 AM, Ian Wood wrote:
If I've been reading the On-Rev FAQ/examples correctly, no - it
would be possible to embed On-Rev pages within iframes in pages
hosted on other servers.
http://samples.on-rev.com/iframe.irev
I'm not that up to date on iframes, but I think
I have eight or so radio buttons that are in a group. In the script of the
group I have a on mouseup command that runs another script that checks
which button is down and then does something. I've noticed that this script
is inconsistent. Sometimes the mouseup is ignored.
I'm looking for another
william-
Saturday, April 18, 2009, 10:54:44 AM, you wrote:
I have eight or so radio buttons that are in a group. In the script of the
group I have a on mouseup command that runs another script that checks
which button is down and then does something. I've noticed that this script
is
OK, I renamed, and on opening it recreated and restored the defaults. So at
least that awful yellow has now gone. But I cannot figure out how to change
the default appearance to motif and have it stick. Nor does it seem to
remember any recently opened files. Recently opened files is empty,
It was just a simple mouseup in the group script that goes through and
checks the hilite of each button in the group and then does an action
depending on that hilite like:
*if* the hilite of button (CO) is true *then* do something
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Mark Wieder
I've seen a few sample URLs of people using on-Rev and they all seem to
be domain name.on-Rev.com (or something close). Is this going to be a
requirement or can I have a domain name such as mydomain.com and still
have it come up that way in the address bar?
len morgan
I just set up a CGI in my on-rev account that is 'mostly' equivalent to
the .irev web page (on-rev) approach, and tried it out. I was a little
surprised that the CGI execution speed is almost the same as with on-rev:
revCGI = This page of code executed in 0.000242 secs.
on-rev = This page of
william-
Saturday, April 18, 2009, 11:15:36 AM, you wrote:
It was just a simple mouseup in the group script that goes through and
checks the hilite of each button in the group and then does an action
depending on that hilite like:
*if* the hilite of button (CO) is true *then* do
Hi Len,
You can host any domain names (and any number of them) in your account -
but when you sign up, you first receive your own subdomain. That's what
you have been seeing here. Other domain names will show up as you would
expect.
Phil Davis
Len Morgan wrote:
I've seen a few sample URLs
Len Morgan wrote:
I've seen a few sample URLs of people using on-Rev and they all seem to
be domain name.on-Rev.com (or something close). Is this going to be a
requirement or can I have a domain name such as mydomain.com and still
have it come up that way in the address bar?
Yep - the front
On Apr 18, 2009, at 3:10 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Hi Len,
You can host any domain names (and any number of them) in your
account - but when you sign up, you first receive your own
subdomain. That's what you have been seeing here. Other domain names
will show up as you would expect.
With
Phil Davis wrote:
I just set up a CGI in my on-rev account that is 'mostly' equivalent to
the .irev web page (on-rev) approach, and tried it out. I was a little
surprised that the CGI execution speed is almost the same as with on-rev:
revCGI = This page of code executed in 0.000242 secs.
Thanks for the suggestion. I think I'll do that because I suspect the error
is in the name of one of the buttons.
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Mark Wieder mwie...@ahsoftware.net wrote:
william-
Saturday, April 18, 2009, 11:15:36 AM, you wrote:
It was just a simple mouseup in the group
Hi Colin,
If you forward from your original domain it is like someone asks you
Where do I find your candy store that has the goodies at your
office. You then tell them It is in abc.on-rev street, this is just
the office, move along, nothing to buy here You redirect them there.
If you do
You must
1) In GoDaddy's Domain Manager, Point your nameservers for yourdomain.com to
ns1.on-rev.com and ns2.on-rev.com
2) In On-Rev's control panel, set up an add-on domain for yourdomain.com
Voila, you have yourdomain.com working without all that subdomain business.
(Don't use forwarding!)
Le 18-avr.-09 à 21:32, Malte Brill a écrit :
Hi Colin,
If you forward from your original domain it is like someone asks you
Where do I find your candy store that has the goodies at your
office. You then tell them It is in abc.on-rev street, this is just
the office, move along, nothing
On 18 Apr 2009, at 20:24, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The CGI is indeed fast, but if the timing is being measured inside
the script it's not accounting for the biggest difference between
the CGI and on-Rev: on-Rev has no load time to bring the engine
into memory and initialize it since it's
On Apr 18, 2009, at 7:37 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
1) In GoDaddy's Domain Manager, Point your nameservers for
yourdomain.com to
ns1.on-rev.com and ns2.on-rev.com
2) In On-Rev's control panel, set up an add-on domain for
yourdomain.com
Thanks, I had done #2 with setting up the
On Apr 18, 2009, at 3:32 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
The DNS stuff translates the domain name you enter to the actual IP
address your content is hosted on.
So am I right that it would require the fixed IP option? Wasn't that
something like $8 per month?
Meanwhile, I'm trying Bill's
Hi Yves,
I wouldn´t say I am experienced with this either. :)
This might shed some light though:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System#Domain_registration
If you cancel the subscription with your current provider, you will
need to make sure that your domain still can be found on
On 18 Apr 2009, at 20:44, Mark Smith wrote:
I'll leave it up for a few hours if anyone wants to try it out (I'd
also be interested in other people's timing from different places -
I'm in London).
From Devon, some pretty varied results...
irev:1518 md5-hmac =
Changed the last line of your script to
get irev: tTimA tResA cr cgi: tTimB tResB
put msg cr cr it into msg
--to concatenate results
After waiting 30 seconds,
4 clicks 1 second apart = 4 results listed below -
irev:115 md5-hmac = 7e5872da5d34a822584a698fe7db6c10
cgi:83
Le 18-avr.-09 à 21:58, Malte Brill a écrit :
Hi Yves,
I wouldn´t say I am experienced with this either. :)
This might shed some light though:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System#Domain_registration
If you cancel the subscription with your current provider, you will
need to
On Apr 18, 2009, at 7:37 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Voila, you have yourdomain.com working without all that subdomain
business.
(Don't use forwarding!)
I have two domains, and both are now set for not forwarding, and with
the nameservers the same. Everything at godaddy and on-rev are the
Le 18 avr. 09 à 10:33, Andre.Bisseret a écrit :
Le 18 avr. 09 à 06:03, Phil Davis a écrit :
A quick on-rev example:
Just to get started, I converted my 'globals' CGI script to an on-
rev web page:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
HTML
HEAD LANG=en
TITLE?rev
Solved the radio buttons in group both by using
*switch* the hilitedButtonName of *group* x -- to avoid the numbered
button thing which changed depending on whether you added a new button.
AND
By deleting the button that the switch just couldn't seem to see and adding
a new one with the
Le 18 avr. 09 à 22:29, François Chaplais a écrit :
I agree with Andre. To the average web user, what is displayed is
pretty awful, and, even to a person with little rev experience such
as me, the actual rev script is shorter and simpler to understand
than to web output. This is not
Hi Colin,
i have already moved 2 domains to on-rev. More will follow.
On was registered at Godaddy. For that domain i just changed which nameservers
are responsible for that domain. So i entered ns1.on-rev and ns2.on-rev.
The other domain was registered at a german ISP. So therefore i had to
On Apr 18, 2009, at 5:10 PM, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
In you networksetting of your pc/mac change the dns/nameserver
settings to 74.54.153.74 and 74.54.153.75. These are the on-rev
nameservers. Then try to connect your domain with your browser. Does
the url change?
Thanks for the
Since
*Syntax: revMail address[,ccAddress[,mailSubject[,messageBody]]]*
does not allow for attaching a file how do you do that?
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Recently, Colin Holgate wrote:
In you networksetting of your pc/mac change the dns/nameserver
settings to 74.54.153.74 and 74.54.153.75. These are the on-rev
nameservers. Then try to connect your domain with your browser. Does
the url change?
Thanks for the ideas, but all is well now!
Recently, I wrote:
I believe you're generally supposed to allow 24 to 48 hours for DNS changes to
propagate throughout the Internet. If changes don't show up after that time,
it's probably worth contacting your ISP.
Make that registrar, not ISP.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
On Apr 18, 2009, at 5:43 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
I believe you're generally supposed to allow 24 to 48 hours for DNS
changes
to propagate throughout the Internet.
It's the weekend, so it managed it a couple of hours. It was just odd
that the second one took 60 times longer than the first
Not to up on the RevIDe script editor - keep getting this message, but can;t
find which script is executing and command-period is doing nothing. Seems
no way out save for force quitting? Any tricks?
On a possibly related not - I'm getting stacks that seem to have their modal
status changed - you
Switching the DNS setting so that a site can live on different servers
is straightforward.
But what happens with mailservers if I want to move a domain that also
has email from one ISP to another? Say, to on-rev?
Jim Lambert
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François Chaplais wrote:
I agree with Andre. To the average web user, what is displayed is pretty
awful, and, even to a person with little rev experience such as me, the
actual rev script is shorter and simpler to understand than to web
output. This is not meant to be aggressive towards Phil,
From: J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked by the
ability to run a stack from a remote server in one line of script.
I just checked - gobsmacked.com is not available. 8-/
-- Jerry J
Here is a website that helped me learn about domain names and how to
register one.
file:///Save%20Stuff%20ƒ/How%20to%20Register%20Your%20Own%20Domain%
20Name:%20What%20to%20Do,%20Which%20Registrar,%20etc%20
(thesitewizard.com).webarchive
Hi,
If you don't want to pay for a domain name rightaway but just want to
create one to experiment with, you could register one or two for free
here http://www.co.cc/?id=155745.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
No, what we're proposing is the same thing. The fixed IP address is for
other applications.
Colin Holgate co...@rcn.com wrote in message
news:ebdb07aa-0ee7-43b5-afa4-16561affc...@rcn.com...
On Apr 18, 2009, at 3:32 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
The DNS stuff translates the domain name you enter
On Apr 18, 2009, at 2:59 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
On Apr 18, 2009, at 5:43 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
I believe you're generally supposed to allow 24 to 48 hours for
DNS changes
to propagate throughout the Internet.
It's the weekend, so it managed it a couple of hours. It was just
odd
This is slightly off topic, but as there's been a lot of posts about
On-Rev I thought that I'd let all you Mac users know that there's a sale
on RapidWeaver at Smith Micro (I have no connection with either
business). This web site creation software normally sells for $79.99 US,
but you can get
Phil,
Very impressive.
PL
On Apr 17, 2009, at 9:03 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
A quick on-rev example:
Just to get started, I converted my 'globals' CGI script to an on-
rev web page:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
HTML
HEAD LANG=en
TITLE?rev put the
Jerry J wrote:
From: J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked by the
ability to run a stack from a remote server in one line of script.
I just checked - gobsmacked.com is not available. 8-/
I learned that word from Susan Boyle.
Gob - british english slang (probably from gaelic) for mouth
Best,
Mark
On 19 Apr 2009, at 02:55, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jerry J wrote:
From: J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.com
For me, I haven't seen such a cool thing since I was gobsmacked
by the
ability to run a stack from a
I guess we'd expect it to be faster from within the US (data centre
is in Texas, I believe), but the difference in cgi/irev seems similar.
Ian - maybe your ISP has been hitting the cider :)
best,
Mark
On 18 Apr 2009, at 21:10, Jim Ault wrote:
Changed the last line of your script to
François Chaplais wrote:
I agree with Andre. To the average web user, what is displayed is
pretty awful, and, even to a person with little rev experience such as
me, the actual rev script is shorter and simpler to understand than to
web output. This is not meant to be aggressive towards
No offense taken, François. As others have said, visual appeal was not
my purpose. I maintain several apps that 'reach out' to a specific
server from time to time and either initiate an action on the server or
get info from it. In both cases, all the app wants is an API to the
server-side
No surprise there are such varied results. The server round trip times are
probably dominated by the route intervals, as opposed to the script run
times. IOW, the internet connection latency would be the decided factor for
something like this.
I suspect it will be most difficult to benchmark
While I don't know anything about RapidWeaver, I do know a bit about the
company who sells it, SmithMicro. They're an aggregataor of software
companies in trouble, and they do as little as possible to update the
programs they purchase.
I might suggest people interested in creating their own
On Apr 18, 2009, at 11:50 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I might suggest people interested in creating their own websites,
check out
WordPress. Free, very easy to use and installs automatically on your
On-Rev
server account
It took a couple of minutes of research to figure out that to
Shut yer gob yer fat get, or I kick your face in.
-John Lennon (In His Own Write)
On Apr 18, 2009, at 7:00 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Gob - british english slang (probably from gaelic) for mouth
Best,
Mark
On 19 Apr 2009, at 02:55, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Jerry J wrote:
From: J. Landman Gay
WordPress is a PHP blogging system. Has a template system for site design.
It's well used and respected. And there are many plug-ins. It's open source.
Drupal is a PHP framework. You can create any kind of website with it
really. It's referred to as a 'CMS' framework because of huge 3rd party
Hi William,
What platform are you aiming this feature to work on?
If Windows, I have a VBScript that will allow an attachment.
It launches the email client to populates all the relevant fields, and the
attachment field.
Let me know.
Regards,
Mark Stuart
Phil Davis wrote:
I was
pretending to be an application. So I produced a web page only an
application could love! ;o)
Oh just confess. You're a bot, right? ;)
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