The two problems are:
Your events.rev stack has no answer stack and so no way to display a dialog, unless the IDE is running. Possibly, if you make sure that your Trigger app includes the answer dialog, it will work.
With the filename problem, you have loaded the events.rev stack from the net and it is in memory but not yet saved to disk, so it has no filename.
Cheers, Sarah
On 3 Nov 2004, at 8:44 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting weird behavior in Mac OS X when I've got a stack which calls a
remote-stack. Perhaps there's a better way to do this:
I've got a stack called "Trigger", which has a button on it. The script for
this button is:
on mouseUp open stack URL "http://download.myisp.net/MacSFPTest/events.rev"; send "mouseUp" to button "events" of stack "events" end mouseUp
Then, in my "events.rev" stack, which is on the server, I've got a button
called "events" with this script:
on mouseUp beep put the name of this stack & return into field 1
wait 4 seconds
answer "see this popup?" put the effective filename of this stack after field 1 wait 2 seconds beep end mouseUp
I'm finding that Revolution 2.5 is skipping over certain commands when I run
the "Tigger" app. It seems to skip over any "answer" commands, and it also
doesn't seem to like the "put the effective filename of this stack" line
either.
If I'm running the stack in Revolution authoring mode, the mouseUp handler
completes everything. If I run this stack via the "Trigger" Revolution app
which calls it remotely, it skips those 2 lines. What's weird is that I hear
all the beeps, so I know the script is all there. Any idea why certain
commands are becoming invalid when run remotely?
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