Hi Tom,
Try making the same stack without custom shape. I had a case on
Windows, where the custom shape prevented the browser object from
being rendered.
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On 7 aug 2008, at 23:41, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Mark,
I answered some that I checked right away and the others I will look
into tonight and tomorrow. Get back to ya....
On Aug 7, 2008, at 3:55 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Is all of the following true?
You
YES - have removed old versions of the external
YES - have double-checked that revBrowser.bundle is in the
application package
Did a test button in a substack. No results at runtime. - are making
sure that any execution errors are properly displayed in a dialog
while running a standalone
YES - are running OSX 10.5.4
- have made sure that the externalPackages of stack
"revExternalLibrary" contains "revBrowser" while running as a
standalone
- have checked that the externals property of stack
"revExternalLibrary" contains something like "/Users/Tom/Desktop/
Test/MacOSX/Test.app/Contents/MacOS/Externals/revbrowser.bundle" and
on Windows it contains "C:/Documents and Settings/Tom/Desktop/Test/
Windows/Externals/revbrowser.dll"
- have made sure that the folder/file stated above actually exists
and the standalone checks this using syntax like "file... exists" or
"folder... exists" and the standalone shows an error message if the
file/folder doesn't exist
YES - have made sure that the rect property of the browser object is
set to an area that is visible on the card
- have double-checked this rect and your standalone displays it in a
field or dialog window after you have set the rect of the browser
object
- have checked that the revBrowserGet function returns the correct
rectangle
NO Stack is a custom window shape - aren't using any custom window
shapes
- have created an otherwise empty stack, which displays a website in
a browser object correctly while running as a standalone on both OSX
and Windows
- did not put your standalone at root level but it sits in a folder
What made you think that copying revBrowser.bundle to the root level
of the DVD would help?
Actually it was the opposite. In a previous Windows project from DVD
the externals would not load if they were at the root level so I had
to put them in a sub folder and change the path in only the windows
version to look deeper. So I tried putting the external in both
places during trials. But I can't get the Mac version to find the
MacrevBrowser which is 'inside'' the darned thing. So if I can fix
that then I can look at the windows version.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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