Beste Henk,
You can force the standalone to look into its own folder:
on mouseUp
set the itemDel to slash
set the defaultfolder to (item 1 to -2 of the effective filename
of this stack)
go stack "Your Stack"
end mouseUp
On Mac OS X you might need to set the defaultfolder to item 1 to -5
of the effective filename of this stack, depending on where the other
stacks are located.
You could also change the properties of the shortcuts. Change the
path called "Start in..." to the path to the standalone. I do not
completely trust that this works correctly in Revolution though and I
would recommend setting the defaultFolder.
Groeten,
Mark
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Op 16-okt-2006, om 11:47 heeft Henk van der Velden het volgende
geschreven:
Good day all,
One of our apps is installed on a school's local network. The sys
admin has created shortcuts to the program on the desktops of all
the computers. Double clicking the shortcut will start the program,
but the program can't find other stacks it should open.
The program consists of a stand alone application, which is
actually a splash screen with options for the user to select. Each
option will open another stack. These other stacks are located in
the same folder as the stand alone application.
We did some testing. It turns out that the program sometimes thinks
the defaultURL is the URL of the desktop where the shortcut is
located (C:/Documents and Settings/carels/Bureaublad) instead of
the folder where the program is located (//Bellefleur/M-schijf/
Leerlingen/de dijk/hardinxveld.exe). How can this be? What can be
done about it?
Kind regards,
Henk
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