Although I’m not sure,of the exact culprit, I solved the issue by removing all
plug-ins. I’ll have to find some time one day to go through them all to
determine the offender, but in the meantime I can actually use LC8 now! Happy
Days :)
> On Jun 23, 2016, at 12:01, mac...@earthlink.net wrote:
Apologies, Mark, I apparently managed to leave out a critical piece of info;
this is in Edit, not Run-mode.
To be clear, double-clicking a control in Edit-mode does not open the Property
Inspector, and Right-Clicking does not display the PopUp menu to Edit Script,
show the Property Inspector, e
Double-clicking on a control, and Right-Clicking a control do nothing in
LiveCode 8 in my user account (this has been true since the first DP release).
Testing on another account does work, so I tried quitting, deleting the
Livecode7.rev preference file in my account, and relaunching, but that d
>
> I don't think there's a way to use a visual effect to deal with the stack
> size change, or is there?
>
Pete, check out "revChangeWindowSize"
Hank
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Thanks to Devin, Jim, and Mark for taking a crack at this, but it seems this
was not a solvable problem as desired. Thierry offered to take a look at an
actual download of the gif, and he determined that the data is somehow corrupt.
Although Preview and Safari seem to be able to deal with it, LC
I felt good about this one, but no luck, Mark
Not that you can test it without the API key, but here's a look at the fairly
simple code I used (note the long wrapped merge line):
on mouseUp
set the text of img "traffic" to empty
set the paintcompression to "PNG"
put GetAPIKey() into tKe
Hi Jim, thanks, I should have mentioned the image object's size is set using
the same numbers with which I make the image request.
In this case I ask for a 200x400 image and set the size of my object to those
dimensions before attempting to actually display the image.
As I mentioned to Devin,
Thanks for the response, Thierry, unfortunately, in this case, neither syntax
works
>> I'm attempting to get a traffic gif from mapquest via their RESTful API,
>> but I am unable to display it; everything results in the image object
>> displaying a grey pattern.
>>
>>
>>
>> Some of the th
Thanks, Devin, but no luck there either, I'm afraid, still a grey img object.
Perhaps worth adding: another of their APIs returns a jpg, and that works fine
which is also why I think it's likely the mask data in the gif data stream that
is causing the issue.
On Apr 11, 2013, at 13:00 PM, use-li
I'm attempting to get a traffic gif from mapquest via their RESTful API, but I
am unable to display it; everything results in the image object displaying a
grey pattern.
Some of the things I have tried so far:
set the text of img "map" to url MapQuestsLongAPIKeyedURL
set the imageData of
The Target was the first thing I tried :)
I may have found that the answer is "you can't." I see that in the Lesson for
using the UITextField the first thing they do is check that there is only one
UITextField on the card, with the comment "# ensure that only one native text
input is open"
Bum
Is it possible, to find out which UITextField sent a message?
It doesn't seem that the objects include their name, or ID, as a parameter with
the messages they send, so if I have 2 or more UITextFields on a card, when I
trap an "inputReturnKey" message, is there any way to tell which field sent
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