Rick Harrison wrote:
> So the answer is - only in a stack.
> Perhaps the dictionary should have
> a comment stating or clarifying that fact.
Mike said:
Can't answer the rest, but as for the global.. Since you can utilize
stacks with server, you could declare a global just as you would
normally, in any scripts that needed it, and it would work just like
in lc proper. It would only persist during the run of that
particular instance.
LiveCode globals are available to all scripts that declare them within
the LiveCode process.
I think maybe the reason Mike's reply was focused on stacks is that it's
not clear what you're doing.
Your original post said:
I have a few variables I would like to pass from one <?lc..
server script to another using a web browser with an lc
server that is not configured to be a cgi server.
Since LC Server runs as a CGI, and even if you were using a standalone
on the server as a daemon it would still be on the server and not in the
client browser, I can't figure out what that sentence means.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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