My first try of saving a simple stack as HTML5... When it tries to run, it says
to check the Javascropt console, which shows the following. As a LiveCode
Script only developer, none of this gives me a clue. This is on Windows, using
Chrome.
Failed to load resource: the server responded with
With the Browser widget javascript can send messages to the parent app,
triggering some Livecodescript in the parent.
Is there an equivalent in a html5 deployment? It seems that in html5
deployment Livecodescript can call to the Javascript of the parent browser
by "do somestuff() as Javas
Hi Mark
It turns out it is an anomaly due to CORS. There were so many steps
involved in trying to isolate what was going on (juggling different
deployments, different servers). Eventually I got there.
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23633
I wonder if there are a whole host of CORS
On 2022-03-18 10:44, Bernard Devlin via use-livecode wrote:
Considering the html5 enhancements might well be the biggest thing in
LC
10, I can foresee a whole world of pain when it comes to us debugging
Javascript interactions.
Yes - this is somewhat painful at present - and we do hope to
On 2022-03-18 11:19, Bernard Devlin via use-livecode wrote:
Here's a peculiarity I haven't seen mentioned before. I am trying to
test
the viability of the idea of a function to call back to LC and provide
debugging info.
Assume you create a LC function lclog(pmsg,pval) and you put a
breakpoin
On 2022-03-17 13:07, Bernard Devlin via use-livecode wrote:
So there is something else going on between LC's libUrlLastRHHeaders()
and
LC's interaction with the JS XMLHttpRequest(). This something is
stripping
out most of the headers.
As I said, LC is not stripping anything - we are returnin
Here's a peculiarity I haven't seen mentioned before. I am trying to test
the viability of the idea of a function to call back to LC and provide
debugging info.
Assume you create a LC function lclog(pmsg,pval) and you put a breakpoint
in the IDE inside that function body. Set the htmltext of a b
Considering the html5 enhancements might well be the biggest thing in LC
10, I can foresee a whole world of pain when it comes to us debugging
Javascript interactions.
Without access to all the development tools that come in modern browsers
how is any interaction of any complexity between LC and
Hi Mark
Thank you for your response. However, I just tried in the Javascript
console of Safari, Chrome and Firefox and the local test server to which I
am POSTing is returning the headers (as LC does when running not as HTML5).
Here's the JS I used. As you can see, it's a simple P
On 2022-03-16 14:15, Bernard Devlin via use-livecode wrote:
If one could get hold in Livecodescript of the Javascript Request
object
that was sent to the server, then one might be able to get hold of the
Response headers.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/getAllRes
If one could get hold in Livecodescript of the Javascript Request object
that was sent to the server, then one might be able to get hold of the
Response headers.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/getAllResponseHeaders
My guess is that the shim is getting hold of this
trying to find the "HTML5 Deployment" guide, which supposedly lists
the limitations. I can't find this HTML5 Deployment guide from a Google
search nor within the IDE (where it supposedly lives) nor on livecode.com.
Here's what the Release Notes say: For more information, p
The only headers returned from a POST command are
content-length
content-type
(in the IDE all the headers sent by the server are returned by this
function).
Seems a bit strange to me, as there may well be other important
meta-information carried in headers (for example, Date:, at the very leas
ct "Deploying Your Application" and then "HTML5
Deployment settings".
There you should find a bunch of information.
Hope this helps.
Matthias
Am 10.11.2021 um 00:41 schrieb Paul Dupuis via use-livecode
:
I am trying to deploy and HTML app. Standalone building was
Paul, if you open the Livecode Dictionary, then you can see 2 tabs in the left
upper corner. One is labeled "API" and one is labeled "Guide".
Click on "Guide" and then select "Deploying Your Application" and then "HTML5
Deployment settings".
T
I am trying to deploy and HTML app. Standalone building was
straightforward and I now have a folder of stuff.
MyApp.html
standalone.zip
standalone-commercial-9.6.3.html.mem
standalone-commercial-9.6.3.js
The HTML5 panel in the Standalone Builder says to see the "HTML5
Deployment Guide i
Thats great news, thanks!
On Thu, Jul 8, 2021 at 2:09 AM Rolf Kocherhans via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Hello All
>
> For all doing HTML5 stuff, try the new 9.6.3 RC-1 Release,
> finally it can now do HiDPI scaling !
>
> The stacks on web
Hello All
For all doing HTML5 stuff, try the new 9.6.3 RC-1 Release,
finally it can now do HiDPI scaling !
The stacks on webpages now look beautiful !
Thanks to all who made this happen !
Cheers
Rolf
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I am very patiently waiting for HiDPI scaling and WebAssembly
to be incorporated into HTML5 in LiveCode.
Looking at the Git pages it seems to be already ready for a very long time ?
https://github.com/livecode/livecode/milestone/193
Do you have an estimate when you
Just asked the same question. Would love to figure that out? Could we share a
Github project?
On 14 May 2020, 03:40 +0100, Terry Judd via use-livecode
, wrote:
> Hi - I've got a couple of HTML5 apps that I want to deploy to students at my
> uni and was wondering if anyone had a f
I would like to create a beautiful HTML5 Livecode based community site. The
best examples I’ve found are by hh here on the list. I’m really looking to
build on those great resources and work with some artists to make something
neat.
Can anyone advise how to do lazy loading of the engine, and
Hi - I've got a couple of HTML5 apps that I want to deploy to students at my
uni and was wondering if anyone had a fairly basic starting webpage that I
could use rather than the one that LC generates automatically.
If possible I'm looking to lose the elements in the top sectio
I have to correct myself.
The script works when i call an url that is on the same server as the html5 app
is called from.
And more important parameters can also be used.
And as Sean already posted about a HTML5 library, it´s possible to use an HTML5
app with an api layer using LC Server or PHP
Hi Colin
I have a library I’ve created for HTML5 and php for LiveCode Deployment. Pm me
at s...@pidigital.co.uk
Sean Cole
Pi Digital Productions Ltd
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> On 29 Apr 2020, at 20:00, matthias rebbe via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> If "post... to url" an
.google.com <https://www.google.com/>" into tMyUrl
load URL tMyUrl with message "myUrlDownloadFinished"
END MOUSEUP
on myUrlDownloadFinished
answer "Download Complete" &return &return &the cachedURLS with "Okay"
set the text of fld 1 to url t
That’s good to know, Matthias. So it seems that what you’d have to do is, still
do the MySQL I/O in LC Server scripts, but also dynamically construct the HTML
output in your LC server scripts, so that the calling HTML5 app could make
sense of it.
Am I interpreting the situation correctly
I was also thinking about using LC Server or PHP scripts, but if i understand
it correctly then "put URL" or "POST.. to URL" aren't currently supported in
the LC HTML5 engine.
Only "load URL" is supported and only for http / https.
Matthias
-
Matthias Rebb
Colin,
I haven’t tried it myself, but I would think you’d have to write an API layer
using LiveCode Server scripting. All of the MySQL reads and writes would take
place in your .lc scripts on LC Server. Then it would be simple, RESTful http
calls from your HTML5 app. Of course, this all
Anyone got any insightful ways of READING/WRITING to a mySQL table using
web-apps developed with Livecode HTML5?
Thanks
Col.
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Colin,
Sorry I didn't even notice your message til just now.
For persistent data, you're going to need some form of storage. Usually,
websites utilise cookies. This is the more security-conscious way of
handling it, depending on the data of course. w3school.com/js/js_cookies.asp
has good examples
I made progress getting the basic stack going, the main hold ups were ‘wait'
and 'the system date', neither of those work.
What approach is needed if the stack has text entry that you want to persist
when the page is reloaded? Save this stack seems not to work.
_
On 2020-03-25 21:07, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
I will make a note to double-check the macOS AppStore rules in the
next day or so (this is assuming you are thinking about macOS AppStore
submission), but from memory they are very much aligned with the iOS
AppStore ones in this regard
via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> My apologies for the misunderstanding. I thought we were all still talking
> about HTML5 deployment with a small digression question regarding iOS.
> Somehow I missed the part where it got steered off into every other platform
> :)
>
My apologies for the misunderstanding. I thought we were all still talking
about HTML5 deployment with a small digression question regarding iOS. Somehow
I missed the part where it got steered off into every other platform :)
Sean Cole
Pi Digital
> On 25 Mar 2020, at 23:34, William Proth
What I was thinking of was distributing a fairly basic educational application,
then adding features and lessons as life goes on. Sounds like it would depend
on how extensive the features were. Perhaps lessons would only trigger a
problem if they required the addition of significant new features
On 3/25/20 1:58 PM, Mark Waddingham via use-livecode wrote:
However there are two rules which must be followed:
1) Downloaded code must not allow the app to access any more system
provided APIs that it could before.
2) Downloaded code must not allow the app to 'morph' (as Richard put
On 2020-03-25 20:52, William Prothero via use-livecode wrote:
But, what I really would need to verify before I go that way, is
whether Catalina allows livecode script to be downloaded and executed
by the engine. Richard, it looks like you say it will, but Sean says
no.
Catalina in general does
On 2020-03-25 19:31, Pi Digital via use-livecode wrote:
In an app on the AppStore this is definitely a security risk from
Apple’s point of view. Devs could insert any nefarious code into their
app. This has been true from iOS2. Only content like video and
images, maybe some animation data and so
Richard and Sean:
My app is desktop. One of the actions is clicking on a map to specify a data
(of various kinds) profile across a great circle path. You really need a mouse
to accurately select a point (although there are ways of magnifying small area
to get precise location).
Anyway, it does
revering to HTML5 deployment where it is pretty much encouraged to
dissect where possible.
Sean Cole
Pi Digital
> On 25 Mar 2020, at 19:08, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Bill Prothero wrote:
> > Richard and Sean,
> > Good ideas. I had considered deploying
Bill Prothero wrote:
> Richard and Sean,
> Good ideas. I had considered deploying it as a standalone that has
> sections that udate from a server, but worried that the new security
> requirements from Apple, in particular, discouraged (prohibited?)
> downloading code. Is that not true?
Is this de
s-tips-creating-content.html.
> It's main purpose has been shifted more towards animators but still
> functions just like Flash and Director with ActionScript. And deploys for
> HTML5 too.
> https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/convert-flash-ads-to-html5.html
>
> Sean
>
tionScript. And deploys for
HTML5 too.
https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/convert-flash-ads-to-html5.html
Sean
On Wed, 25 Mar 2020 at 16:07, Richard Gaskin via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> William Prothero wrote:
>
> > I’m back working on an ed
William Prothero wrote:
> I’m back working on an educational app teaching plate tectonics.
> When I think of pitfalls of distributing an actual app, I fondly
> look at web distribution, like I used to be able to do with Director
> in shockwave.
Shockwave made many things about deployment simpler
latively easy steps. What I’ve achieved
> in about a year on and off is evidence that it is capable once the ‘caveats‘
> get ironed out. Watch this space.
>
> Sean Cole
> Pi Digital
>
>
>> On 23 Mar 2020, at 21:57, William Prothero via use-livecode
>> w
wrote:
>
> Sean:
> It looks really nice If HTML5 deployment didn’t look so quirky and require
> such a variety of other than livecode skills, I’d give it a try. I hope it
> will mature before I get too old to care.
> Bill
>
> William A. Prothero
> h
Sean:
It looks really nice If HTML5 deployment didn’t look so quirky and require such
a variety of other than livecode skills, I’d give it a try. I hope it will
mature before I get too old to care.
Bill
William A. Prothero
https://earthlearningsolutions.org
Thanks Colin. That’s definitely helpful. From that I discern that it is
something in your code from the point where the first ‘on openCard’ happens to
the next openCard. An excellent method I use in these cases are to create
messages to the JS console in Chrome by using something like this:
on
ur main page.
>>>
>>> So, I’m curious about the method you go through to get to this point of
>>> error. Here are a series of questions that should get to the bottom of it.
>>>
>>> What platform are you running on?
>>> What platforms are you build
I deselect everything in standalone application settings except for HTML5. I
choose Save as Standalone Application, and when it is done I copy the files
into a folder inside my home / Sites folder. I do rename the html to index.html
because another approach I was trying required there to be an
>> error. Here are a series of questions that should get to the bottom of it.
>>
>> What platform are you running on?
>> What platforms are you building for as set in the standalone settings?
>> What browser are you running the HTML5 deployment in?
>> How have
m curious about the method you go through to get to this point of
> error. Here are a series of questions that should get to the bottom of it.
>
> What platform are you running on?
> What platforms are you building for as set in the standalone settings?
> What browser are you ru
Mac, only building for HTML5, tried different browsers, but mainly Safari,
local server set up with:
php -S localhost:8080
The graphics of the stack appear, but is covered by a gray box, that may or may
not be something in the stack. I can tell from a field that shows the current
date that
.
Here are a series of questions that should get to the bottom of it.
What platform are you running on?
What platforms are you building for as set in the standalone settings?
What browser are you running the HTML5 deployment in?
How have you setup your localhost server?
Finally
What is your recipe
I have only used the standalone publishing, I’m not doing anything custom. Line
48 of standalone-community-9.5.1.js is what is talking to the stdio.html file.
That part of the code says this:
http.open("POST",”stdio.html"
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Hi Colin
What is it that is requesting stdio.html. In your HTML is there any reference
to it? I’m using HTML5 deployment daily but have not come across this.
Sean Cole
Pi Digital
> On 21 Mar 2020, at 21:31, Colin Holgate via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I’m trying to get a st
I’m trying to get a stack going in HTML5, and there is a 404 error about a file
named stdio.html. Is that a file I’m supposed to get from somewhere else?
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> Sean wrote:
>
> 4. As with 3 also, emscripten itself has capabilities built in that will
> allow for this so I will more likely utilise these rather than use JQuery.
> The idea will be to handle as much as possible within the emscripten code
> and have minimal stuff within the HTML output other
. wheel) and modifier keys.
>
> Then one could use native fields so that the browser does the keyboard job
> and executes all shortcuts for fields.
> To get/set field values is easy. A native styled field is also possible
> (see my demo at hyperhh.de/html5).
>
> My techniqu
also possible
(see my demo at hyperhh.de/html5).
My technique is to use ordinary LC fields, hide these (and optionally use
them as container). Then adjust the native field rects to these hidden field
rects in the movestack/resizestack handlers.
* For 3 it would be enough to define ONE 'window&#
Fri, 31 Jan 2020 at 22:14, hh via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> > Sean C. wrote (in thread 'Brave'):
> > ... can you put together a priority list of items that need to
> > be fixed in HTML5 deployment as I am currently adjusting the code.
>
> Sean C. wrote (in thread 'Brave'):
> ... can you put together a priority list of items that need to
> be fixed in HTML5 deployment as I am currently adjusting the code.
> I mean things that should just work without running external
> JS workarounds like most of the key
We already have HTML5: Native RichText Field
https://hyperhh.de/html5/HTML5Field_v106-9.5.0X.html
This is now a bit simpler (and simpler to implement):
HTML5: Native PlainText Fields (basic example)
The stack, downloadable from
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?p=186081#p186081
has a
Does anyone have a library to - as fully as possible - convert LC9
Livecode htmlText to HTML5/CSS that I could use, beg, borrow, steal, or
nominally license?
I have bits and pieces - a handler to convert the tag to a style="..."> for font face, size, etc. and some other bit
> Tom G. wrote:
> Is it to have an easier time testing html 5 features?. is it to turn it
> into a product?
The SE and the messaging between the standalones is already basically done
in earlier parts of my html5 samples.
To improve the scriptEditor (which is 80% codeMirror) and
I should left out the world "defense"...
A big compliment for making this. This project shows the potential of the HTML5
LiveCode builder beside all your other contributions related to HTML5 LiveCode
which is a great help for others.
On 27/11/2019, 00:03, "use-livecode on b
se of the HTML5 standalone builder:
>
> Enjoy html5IDE v100_alpha. A LC-playground with 'integrated'
> propertyInspector, dictionary, scriptEditor and tools.
>
> http://hyperhh.de/html5/html5IDE.html
>
> You can create objects, edit their properties and their script.
&
A few more words in defense of the HTML5 standalone builder:
Enjoy html5IDE v100_alpha. A LC-playground with 'integrated'
propertyInspector, dictionary, scriptEditor and tools.
http://hyperhh.de/html5/html5IDE.html
You can create objects, edit their properties and their script.
More
If you don't mind, can you provide an encryption library for html5.
Thanks Sean.
Pada tanggal Rab, 20 Nov 2019 pukul 11.28 Pi Digital via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> menulis:
> What specific help do you need Riko?
>
> Sean Cole
> Pi Digital Prod Ltd
>
ivecode <
> use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> menulis:
>
>> I’ve made an aes encryption library for HTML5 deployment for handling the
>> data I pull from our server via php and js. But AES is not as robust as I
>> would like for the kind of sensitive data we are dealing with so
@Pi Digital
I will gladly accept your help. Thanks
Pada tanggal Rab, 20 Nov 2019 pukul 10.14 Pi Digital via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> menulis:
> I’ve made an aes encryption library for HTML5 deployment for handling the
> data I pull from our server via php and js
I’ve made an aes encryption library for HTML5 deployment for handling the data
I pull from our server via php and js. But AES is not as robust as I would like
for the kind of sensitive data we are dealing with so I’m going to make an RSA
soon. AES cyphers are easy to create and require very
> Richard G. wrote:
> That said, password protection only applies to the on-disk
> representation of a stack. Once in memory, the algorithms of
> any program made with any tool can be dumped and disassembled.
Little Criminals, I like this song by Randy Newman.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_MD
> Riko A. wrote:
> How do i protect my application with a password? I use livecode business.
In the File/Standalone Application Settings go to Tab "Stacks".
At bottom right you find a check and a field for the password.
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Thanks hh for your respon,
How do i protect my application with a password? I use livecode business.
Thanks
Pada tanggal Rab, 20 Nov 2019 01.08, hh via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> menulis:
> > Riko A. wrote:
> > Is it possible to encrypt a standalone htm
Riko Abadi wrote:
> is it possible to encrypt a standalone html5 file. So it can't be
> downloaded and unzipped. So other people can see our logic script.
> for example: http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2X.html
> http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2.zip
>
> I can
> Riko A. wrote:
> Is it possible to encrypt a standalone html5 file.
> So it can't be downloaded and unzipped. So other
> people can see our logic script. for example:
> http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2X.html
> http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2.zip
I did
Helllo,
is it possible to encrypt a standalone html5 file. So it can't be
downloaded and unzipped. So other people can see our logic script.
for example: http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2X.html
http://hyperhh.de/html5/CopyPaste-8.0.2.zip
I can see the stack card and copy the logic.
I
> On Nov 19, 2019, at 12:01 AM, hh via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> TMHO there are so few license holders in HTML5 that
> there is nearly no step forward in that field -- sadly
> a downward spiral.
Interesting. And I was waiting for it to be production ready before paying
A few words in defence of the LC HTML5 standalone builder.
1. > Pi wrote:
> To answer your subject heading, I did some calculating based on the
> current state of HTML5 deployment and my own experience in doing the
> fixes single-handed for it. I work it out in the region of £15k.
Hi Alain
I truly feel your pain. To answer your subject heading, I did some calculating
based on the current state of HTML5 deployment and my own experience in doing
the fixes single-handed for it. I work it out in the region of £15k. It’s an
effing mess.
Go to quality.livecode.co.uk and
r.
I have shown that already long ago with some of my HTML5
examples (available incl. source code).
TMHO there are so few license holders in HTML5 that
there is nearly no step forward in that field -- sadly
a downward spiral.
Sadly, because there are already a *lot* of features
implemented --
Yeah.. I hear you.
On Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 5:56 PM Alain Vezina via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> I gave up regular LC to get interested in HTML5 from LiveCode a year ago.
> My intention was to transform my apps to get me out of Apple's tyran
Alain Vezina wrote:
> I gave up regular LC to get interested in HTML5 from LiveCode a year
> ago. My intention was to transform my apps to get me out of Apple's
> tyranny. I was first enchanted by this product, but I quickly became
> disillusioned when I realized that b
I gave up regular LC to get interested in HTML5 from LiveCode a year ago. My
intention was to transform my apps to get me out of Apple's tyranny. I was
first enchanted by this product, but I quickly became disillusioned when I
realized that basic commands and functions in LC like read from
Possibly the server of your webpage is very slow.
I need here at most 9-10 seconds to load a standalone
the first time from http://hyperhh.de/html5 .
You could load one of the latest (9.5.0 created) there
and compare.
Or you have conflict with SOP (same origin policy).
Is your standalone trying
quicker than the download
itself). I use the developer tools in Chrome to throttle the network speed to
8Mbps (1MByte/s) and it downloads in 10seconds and has the whole app displayed
15seconds after full reload.
look in the guide in the dictionary under HTML5 deployment and Advanced:
Speeding Up
How come when I test my app in the developement test using my browser,
everything is ok. and
when I test the same app as standalone in my web site, nothing appear after 3
or 4 minutes?
My standalone-commercial-9.0.2.js is 28.5 Mo. I guess that is the reason...
Alain Vezina
logilangue.com
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This is my last HTML5-contribution for a while (I'm waiting for LC
input to HTML5).
This is now more javascript than intended. But the LC mouse
coordinates computation has a bug (was reported by Bernd).
You can now grab and resize all windows and reorder the layers of
them (incl. the main w
all you need from substacks and write a reset handler to the mainstack.
• use go stack url (urls use SOP) from that mainstack.
• load script only stacks from a local filesystem
Then the engine is loaded only once.
See my HTML5 samples
TestInStandalone (button insert local li
a.org/2017/02/a-cartoon-intro-to-webassembly/
On Fri, 30 Aug 2019, 21:43 William Prothero via use-livecode, <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Folks:
> I’m considering making a web site that will use livecode’s html5 engine.
> Is this practical?
>
> What I want to cre
> Is there a way to force a reload of the bit you want (need) to reload,
> without reloading the engine ?
A reload doesn't reload the engine at any rate. To the contrary, it usually
just resets the standalone if the engine is (also on server) identical.
So reloading a standalone or loading anothe
On 31/08/2019 14:52, Pi Digital via use-livecode wrote:
I absolutely agree with everything else Hermann states though. You
must set up your server to speed up download. But if you reload the
page manually you are effectively forcing it to ignore the cache and
download everything again. If you
I would mainly only use HTML5 deployment for Web Apps rather than web pages.
Much better to use some pre-made web template, Wordpress or learn and use
native HTML5 & CSS3.
I’m converting for my client two of his commercial desktop apps being used by
sales agents over to Web Apps as h
Hi hh,
I’m glad you are happy, and have found LC HTML5 useful
for what you are doing.
For my needs it was not up to the task, or simply just not
the correct tool for the job.
I can see how it can be good for small quick programs
for learning examples, and I’m glad it works for you.
Sorry, I do
t; On Aug 31, 2019, at 10:14 AM, William Prothero via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Folks,
> Thanks for your thoughts on LC HTML5 for web pages. I use LC increasingly
> only for my own projects, even though I own a commercial license. I’m retired
> and give away any education appl
I always like it when you give these well thought replies, Richard.
Opposed to me, i flap some things out sometimes too quick.
Op 31-8-2019 om 19:19 schreef Richard Gaskin via use-livecode:
William Prothero wrote:
> ...I’m wondering whether it might be easier and better to just use
> the engi
William Prothero wrote:
> ...I’m wondering whether it might be easier and better to just use
> the engine as a cgi and do everything in css and html.
Yes.
On the sever, LC makes as good a choice for CGIs as nearly anything else.
On the client there are many options, including browser-native HT
> Rick H. wrote:
> LC HTML5 engine in my opinion isn’t practical for many of the
> reasons other’s have stated...
> ... What does work for making websites/webpages is:
> Apache 2.x, LC Server, databases such as PostgreSQL,
> non-LC HTML5, and CSS.
I have made with nearly eve
Folks,
Thanks for your thoughts on LC HTML5 for web pages. I use LC increasingly only
for my own projects, even though I own a commercial license. I’m retired and
give away any education applications that I create. For simple web page
projects, though, I start with WordPress. There is a lot of
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