Re: Where Can I Find Details On PlugIns?

[Rob Cozens]

 > Good to know, Richard...and, BTW, the fact that the stack resides in
 the Revolution Plugin folder was an issue in this case, as this
 created an "abnormal" environment for SDB calls.
What was different?
When resolving requests for file access, SDB stacks/standalones look:

   * In the same folder as the stack/standalone.
   * In a PlugIn folder in the stack/standalones' folder
   * In a Data folder in the stack/standalone's folder
   * In the specialFolderPath, "Documents" on Windows
   * In a Data folder in the folder containing the application bundle 
on Mac OS X.
   * In a PlugIn folder in the folder containing the application 
bundle on Mac OS X.
   * In the folder containing the application bundle on Ma OS X.

None of the above locations works elegantly for a stack in 
Revolution's Plugin folder.  In my development environment, for 
example, the folder I'm working in isn't even in the Revolution 
folder.
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Rob Cozens
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