Recently, Jim Bufalini wrote: >> There should be some means to "answer" raw tagged code without >> rendering. > > I have to say I've always considered this a great "feature," which was added > in I forget what version of Rev, but not too long ago (my sense of time can > be warped sometimes ;-). > > As to "raw," I have a stack called Dialog, which I add as a substack to > anywhere I need this or custom dialog. It has a Prompt field and OK, Cancel, > buttons, etc. So for raw, I put into the field Prompt and go stack Dialog. > For formatted, I put into the HTMLtext of field Prompt. Probably not the > most elegant solution, but it works.
If I write "answer the script of button 1", I get to read the script of button 1; the answer dialog doesn't try to run that code. If I write "answer the text of of image 1", I can (sort of) read the binary code of the image; the answer dialog doesn't try to render the image. If I write "answer the fileName of player 1", I can view the disk location of the player's content; the answer dialog doesn't try to play the video. So why does the answer dialog render HTML? It should not. Regards, Scott Rossi Creative Director Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
