Thanks for flagging this up but I have no problem with linefeeds - and the
client platform is a red herring when dealing with standards-based XML. But I
did a bit of digging - just to ensure that this won't bite me later...
LiveCode's 'return' (or 'cr' for short) provides the correct 'linefeed'
Sorry, I got it.
Thanks,
Joe Lewis Wilkins
Architect
On May 21, 2011, at 6:49 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
> The subject says it all.
>
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Look in the LC dictionary under CR constant for a detailed
explanation, and also the constants LF, CRLF
This is always confusing to people who are not used to cross-platform
and web server programming.
Hope this helps.
On May 21, 2011, at 2:45 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Is it important that r
Yes! Of course--that was a typo. It works now.
Wonderful! Thank you, Mike. I owe you one :)
I still don't know how to instantiate a revBrowser w/o giving it some valid
URL. What I do now is call revBrowserOpen() with the filename of a small
blank htm file on the disk, and then refresh the htmlTex
Well from your example you're putting the browserid into tBrowserId but when
you're trying the revbrowserset you're using sbrowserid
The error means that the browserid you're designating with sbrowserId
doesn't exist.
Also be careful not to open a whole slew of browsers, you can make sure you
hav
On 22 May 2011, at 00:15, John Dixon wrote:
> I don't really want to get into this, but have a read of the arguments put
> forward here...
> http://blog.talkingphilosophy.com/?p=2669
I read that long winded ramble. He's not actually talking about fraud vs theft.
Instead, he's talking about the m
Thanks again, Mike. I must be doing something wrong:
This works, and I see the google page in the browser rect:
local tBrowserId
put revBrowserOpen(tWindowId, "http://google.com";) into tBrowserId
But when I add this line below those two:
revBrowserSet sBrowserId, "htmltext", locHTMLTe
revbrowserset instanceId, propertyname, value should do it
IE
revbrowserset instanceId,"htmltext",tHtmlVar
On Sat, May 21, 2011 at 5:00 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
> Right, thanks--I can do that if I save the HTML text first as an htm file,
> then open it with revBrowserOpen() from the file. But I
Right, thanks--I can do that if I save the HTML text first as an htm file,
then open it with revBrowserOpen() from the file. But I can't figure out how
to avoid that step. Is there a way to pass the HTML text to revBrowser
without saving it on the user's drive as a file?
Slava
> -Original Mes
Build 1392 fixed the Chrome variable problem for LC 4.6.1, but no previous
version of LC works on my machine in the current user. By "not working" I
mean that I cannot type in the Message Box, and I cannot check the variables
in the Script Editor. The workaround for me at the moment is to switch
us
I don't really want to get into this, but have a read of the arguments put
forward here...
http://blog.talkingphilosophy.com/?p=2669
take care
Dixie
> From: an...@andregarzia.com
> Date: Sat, 21 May 2011 12:01:46 -1000
>
> Pirated software is not theft, it is fraud. Those are different crime
Pirated software is not theft, it is fraud. Those are different crimes.
Theft is when the object that is stolen is no longer available to the owner
or whoever was supposed to use it, fraud on the other hand is basically
failing to pay for something you should. So when all the RIAAs and the
software
I will say that sending multiple emails, depending on the smtp server, may be
interpreted as spam. We had a tenant in our building trying to send email via
Outlook and Exchange, using a group, not realizing that Exchange sent multiple
emails. Early on the SMTP server for the ISP blocked all ema
Is it important that return and cr are two different things, depending on the
OS? I was told that return means cr/lf on a Mac system and maybe windows, while
Linux/Unix systems interpret it as something different. CR is a single carriage
return. Do I have this right? Does this matter to your par
I confess now, that when I was a teenager, I shoplifted. I hung out with a
"friend" who's father was pretty high up in the FBI, and my friend assured me
that nothing serious would ever happen to us, which of course meant, "him."
We stole candy and model airplane kits mostly. Our reign of crime
Revbrowser. Display the html in a real, imbedded browser.
there should be an example stack included with your LiveCode package or
folder.
On 21 May 2011 12:18, Slava Paperno wrote:
> I have a large database of relatively small texts in basic HTML format
> (including very basic tables), and I n
I have a large database of relatively small texts in basic HTML format
(including very basic tables), and I need to display these texts in a card.
Cellpadding, cellspacing, and borders in tables must be supported.
The HTMLText property of fields in LC supports a rich collection of text
styles, but
John (Splash21 on ustream),
As you were finishing your demonstration of MobGUI, I was downloading
LiveCode 2.6.1 for Linux so I could shout out "AWESOME!!!" in ChatRev. I
got it downloaded and fired up ChatRev only to be greeted with a crash since
my Linux is 64-bit. Aarrrggh!!! Come on RunRev!
Ronald Zellner wrote:
> I guess the nature of the recipient list and the intent of the
> mailings is at the heart of the issue, the process is pretty much
> the same no matter what. It is a question of whether the mailings
> are intrusive or not, and not everyone agrees on that.
Explicit opt-in
If you do end up automating this, I'd suggest you put an unsubscribe link in
the bottom of each email message and make sure it goes somewhere. This will
make your messages "less spammy" in the eyes of bots and in line with
standards and practices.
sqb
On 21 May 2011 10:54, Ronald Zellner wrote:
My intent in asking the question was to focus on technical advice but I
understand how the spamming issue came in so quickly.
I guess the nature of the recipient list and the intent of the mailings is at
the heart of the issue, the process is pretty much the same no matter what. It
is a questio
On 5/21/11 1:13 AM, John Dixon wrote:
'iOS release notes' page 14, under what doesn't work notes that pain
tools are planned for a future release...
Oops. RTFM. I shoulda known. Thanks.
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Hi
Unfortunately I got surprise tickets from my mom, and i choose to abandon you
all for cabaret. But the event will happen, as you are in the knowledgable
hands of Mark and Jim.
Please make sure to bring a photo for inclusion into the native looking iOS
app,that will be created before your ey
On 20 May 2011, at 15:45, Keith Clarke wrote:
> It's probably about differences in 'brain-wiring' but I find that level of
> abstraction too difficult, when learning new concepts, training others or
> (the real purpose for my map) deciding where to hang the various lumps of
> code for my MVC ap
Another hint for those who are good with custom properties...
Custom property sets are just arrays.
set the custompropertyset of this stack to "cpsXmlStrings"
set the customproperties of this stack to stringsArray
-- works with multi-dimensional arrays, but the keys and data cannot
be accessed
Logically it would make sense, but the reality is that 'filter' is
lightning fast so you would not likely be able to measure any speed
difference. Of course, very large data sets need to be measured, but
then DataGrid would be the far slower part of the process.
On May 21, 2011, at 8:44 A
...thanks Slava - another efficiency gain! Lucky I shared this example before I
added the sort command - also inside the repeat loop (but no longer)! :-)
Best,
Keith..
On 21 May 2011, at 16:44, Slava Paperno wrote:
> Does the "filter..." line need to be inside the repeat loop?
>
> S.
>
>> ---
...ah, thanks for the insights Jim. I have happily been using the theHTMLText
of fields to format text, set imagsource, etc. but hadn't made the connection
that fields would automatically interpret any (some) tags. Obvious really - but
everything is in hindsight! ;-)
I use TextWrangler but it s
Does the "filter..." line need to be inside the repeat loop?
S.
> -Original Message-
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> boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Keith Clarke
> Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2011 8:14 AM
> To: How to use LiveCode
> Subject: Re: Ex
On May 21, 2011, at 7:12 AM, Keith Clarke wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm experimenting with scripting the building of a POST message. So,
I'm creating a set of lines that take the form
"" & tVariable & "" and
using a repeat loop to build each component of each lines into a
variable tMessage.
Whe
Hi folks,
I'm experimenting with scripting the building of a POST message. So, I'm
creating a set of lines that take the form "" & tVariable &
"" and using a repeat loop to build each component of each
lines into a variable tMessage.
When I use 'add return & "opening–tag–string" & tVariable af
On May 21, 2011, at 4:13 AM, Martin Baxter wrote:
> On 19/05/2011 19:50, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
>>
>> My father (78-9) touched the 'update' thing on Ubuntu and fairly
>> effectively hosed his
>> laptop; now into week 4 of a trans-Europe (England-Bulgaria) e-mail
>> attempt to "unhose"
>> thing
...actually, the iterative approach seems fast enough...
put the keys of tArray into tRows
repeat for each line tRow in tRows
put return & tArray[tRow]["name"] after tNames
filter tNames without empty
end repeat
Best,
Keith..
On 21 May 2011, at 11:49, Keith Clarke wrote:
> Hi folks,
Buy him a copy of "a complete idiots guide to prison" - or something like that?
Maybe look up the rules and actual punishments that he could face, and lay it
all out for him?
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
-Original Message-
From: Richmond Mathewson
Sender: use-livecode-boun..
Hi folks,
Is there a direct way of extracting the data from 'cells' within a specific
data grid column or is the most efficient (only?) way to iterate through via
the rows, extracting array[rowNumber]["column"]["data"] each time?
Best,
Keith..
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This is one of those messages which normally starts off
"somebody I know has this problem"; which means of course it really
refers to oneself.
The situation really refers to a friend of my older son's whose parents
have given
them a laptop for University (this young person is going to study in
On 19/05/2011 19:50, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
>
> My father (78-9) touched the 'update' thing on Ubuntu and fairly
> effectively hosed his
> laptop; now into week 4 of a trans-Europe (England-Bulgaria) e-mail
> attempt to "unhose"
> things . . .
I've done that with ubuntu too, the impressive par
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