Thanks all for the replies.
As it turns out, revMail is not having a problem. Prior to constructing my
email data, I call a function that does a very simple thing. It sets the
default folder to the path of the application. Trouble is, with OS X
standalone, this cannot be done, because the stac
Bob Sneidar wrote:
> For the revmail issue, I put a simple revmail one line handler in
> a button script in a new stack and compiled it as a standalone. In
> the IDE it launches the Apple Mail program and fills in the fields
> with whatever was in the arguments. In the standalone it does
> nothin
Hi Jacque.
For the revmail issue, I put a simple revmail one line handler in a button
script in a new stack and compiled it as a standalone. In the IDE it launches
the Apple Mail program and fills in the fields with whatever was in the
arguments. In the standalone it does nothing. It fails sil
My experiences are some problems that come from the dialog ("answer/ask").
There are several bug reports to that, e.g. returning wrong "button
clicked".
You could give this a try:
Leave out the iconType ("warning") and the displayType ("as sheet") in the
answer dialog and check the returned info (
We'd need more info to help. I don't see anything wrong with the handler
but we'd need to see the functions. What exactly fails? Do you see the
dialog? Have you put answer statements in to see how far the handler gets
before failing? You can also log to the Console if you don't want to use
answ
Bob.
I cannot speak to your particular issue, but I too have found instances where a
stack in the IDE works fine, and its standalones do not. It is a little
unnerving, as I cavalierly assume that magic just happens in that process,
instead of standing in awe, it being a miracle that it does.
Bob Sneidar wrote:
>...each time I attempt to use a version 7 that I can still download,
> I have serious problems with my projects, and end up reverting for
> safety's sake.
What sort of problems?
We should make sure those are fixed in v8 ASAP.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Softwar