OK, so I found a "cure" for the functioning of Rev's Browser Sampler
Stack in Rev/Mac 2.8.1 using my Mac Mini.
When I make a standalone, nothing works - even when trying to navigate
from one page to another. But in relation to this, I am prepared to
believe provisionally that this stack is too big and clumsy for the
modest machine I am using. When physical memory is in short supply for
example, all kinds of crazy things can happen.
So I decide to make a simple stack to test the revBrowser. From RR
Newletter Issue 26, I construct the following stack:
--THIS IS IN THE CARD SCRIPT:
local sBrowserId = ""
# Opens the browser and sets initial url and position.
command browserInit
local tBrowserId
put revBrowserOpen(the windowId of this stack,
"http://www.google.com";) into tBrowserId --(all one line)
browserEnsure tBrowserId
put tBrowserId into sBrowserId
revBrowserset sBrowserId, "rect", the rect of graphic "Browser Rect" of me
revBrowserset sBrowserId, "scrollbars", true
end browserInit
--THIS IS IN A BUTTON:
on mouseUp
call browserInit of this card
end mouseUp
--THIS IS THE ERROR MESSAGE I GET:
Type Handler: can't find handler
Object card id 1002
Line browserEnsure tBrowserId
Hint browserEnsure
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Please tell me theoretically whether there is anything wrong with the
above. You might try making an identical stack yourself, especially if
you have an Intel Mac Mini.
Bob
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