you got it Alex..thats exactly what I want to do . brilliant ...check
header for cookie..get cookie. got it. Thank You!!!
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 6:57 PM, Alex Tweedly via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
> Hold on - you guys are getting confused - or maybe you're
Hold on - you guys are getting confused - or maybe you're just getting
me confused :-) :-)
On the server side, Tom wants to use revIgniter session support - that
should be just fine. revIgniter (or indeed LC Server) doesn't know, or
care, if you are using a standard browser, a revBrowser insi
Thanks Bob, thats what I suspected as wellI guess I have to create my
own session handler, or maybe I can still user rev-igniter's session
handling via database only and ignore the cookiewe shall see.
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runre
If the LC browser doesn't support cookies, probably nowhere. Session cookies
are kept in memory, and therefore likely inaccessible.
Bob S
> On Dec 15, 2017, at 07:29 , Tom Glod via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone, this may be a dumb question.but
>
> When I download a URL (from in
Sorry for coming late. The superfluous "then" keyword in
system/libraries/Input.lc -> _rigValid_ipv4() was overlooked
because server engine versions prior to 8 were forgiving and
didn't complain.
The bug is fixed since version 1.7.2. So, all of you who use
older versions need to fix this in case yo
Yep that’s right, the .htaccess file can go anywhere in the file system so with
multiple copies you can have some domains running really old versions of LC
Server, others just moderately old and yet others surfing the latest version
> Thanks Dave - good suggestion for the htaccess file, this mea
Thanks Monte. I had looked at the files listed immediately before and
after that part of the traceback - didn't think of going further down
the list ...
So looking in Input.lc, I found line 1114 has
repeat for each item tSegment in tIPsegments then
which is clearly wrong - the stricter pa
Thanks Dave - good suggestion for the htaccess file, this means you
never use the 'default' version of LC, you are using the latest version
of LC 6.x.x without having to specify the exact detailed version !
-- Alex.
On 05/05/2016 01:08, Dave Kilroy wrote:
Hi @Alex, I’m also using revIgniter o
These errors can be hard to read. You want:
> row 1114, col 35: script: parsing error (13)
> file
> "/home/ua886128/public_html/christineirvine.co.uk/system/libraries/Input.lc”
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Hi @Alex, I’m also using revIgniter on HostM and not seeing the same thing…
BTW, on the advice of a HostM technician a while ago I use the following in a
.htaccess file in a domain folder to select which version of LC Server is used
(I’ve not tried setting it to “lc8” but should think that would
Before installing Revigniter, you have to confirm Livecode Server (LCS) is
installed and working. To be honest, this can be more of a challenge than
getting Revigniter installed. Don’t even move on to Revigniter until you know
for a fact LCS is operational with the simple test.lc file from the L
Thanks Ralf - I've now got a revIgniter instance installed safely in its own
folder in my doc-root, outside of the public_html web-root and accessible from
both my on-rev account web-root and a specific folder within one of my add-on
domains.
This on-rev set-up required settings somewhat diffe
On 19.05.2013, at 16:51, Keith Clarke
wrote:
> Thanks for resending, Ralf - though I did see your original yesterday(?!?)
>
> Following your advice, I've been able to access revIgniter from
> myName.on-rev.com/index.lc by installing the contents of the zip file into my
> docroot myname.on-r
Thanks for resending, Ralf - though I did see your original yesterday(?!?)
Following your advice, I've been able to access revIgniter from
myName.on-rev.com/index.lc by installing the contents of the zip file into my
docroot myname.on-rev.com.
For this, I had to edit index.lc as follow:
system
Hi Keith,
seems that yesterday my response didn't go through,
so here it is again:
The bug mentioned in the user guide applies only to
installations on Lion and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I w
Hi Ralf - thanks for the clarification. I think my problem is confusion over
the term 'root'
I have the choice of my document root - at 'myname.on-rev.com';
My account web-root at 'myname.on-rev.com/public_html';
My company web site at 'myname.on-rev.com/public_html/mydomain.com'
The sub-direct
Hi Keith,
the bug mentioned in the user guide applies only to
installations on Lion and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1 though.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I would try to start with a clean root folder
without any Apache direc
Hi Robert. Thanks for the confirmation that the on-rev LiveCode server version
is revIgniter-compatible.
So, now I know it's something I've (not) done - but continued trouble-shooting
is worthwhile, as it will work! :-)
Best,
Keith..
On 18 May 2013, at 13:21, Robert Mann wrote:
> Hi I confir
Hi I confirm I do have the latest revIgniter package installed on the current
on-rev, no problem. Hope you find the glitch.
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Hi Paolo,
it seems that you are using MacOS server. If this is the case
I am sorry. There is a bug (9869) in LiveCode Server confirmed by RunRev.
LiveCode server versions 4.6.3 up to 5.0.2 have two incorrect path environment
variables on Lion and Mountain Lion. These variables are:
$_SERVER["PAT
Andrew,
the application/config/config.lc file is configured according to
documentation...
put "http://myserver.local/"; into gConfig["baseUrl"]
put "index.lc" into gConfig["indexPage"]
I think it is correct because revigniter files are on the root of my web server.
The file "
/Library/WebServ
Not sure exactly, but from the error message I would gather that it
expects to find
(/Library/WebServer/Documents/index.lc/system/revigniter/RevIgniter.blog)
and it can't. I'd start checking paths to make sure files are there
and check your application/config/config.lc file to make sure things
are
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 5:30 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> It is a web app framework for revServer (Now named LiveCode Server). It is
> very much like CodeIgniter for PHP.
>
let me correct that for you dear Sir,
It is a *BEST* web app framework for revServer (Now named LiveCode Server).
It is
very
It is a web app framework for revServer (Now named LiveCode Server). It is
very much like CodeIgniter for PHP.
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On 3/24/11 4:51 PM, Robert Mann wrote:
"Robert, here is my simple function to drive a random selection from a
folder of images, the image is loaded once on page load and does not
change until next page load. this may not be what you want... "
Many thanks its exactly what I was going to program
"Robert, here is my simple function to drive a random selection from a
folder of images, the image is loaded once on page load and does not
change until next page load. this may not be what you want... "
Many thanks its exactly what I was going to program : a random selection of
an image for ea
I am not using revigniter yet but I downloaded it and have been reading
since your post. I am really new to web programming and irev has very
little info unless they wrote documentation I don't know about so I have
been learning web basics from other sources.
Thanks for the reply and the offer to
On 3/23/11 7:05 PM, -=>JB<=- wrote:
That looks very nice. Was everything made with Revigniter?
-=>JB>=
http://dev.himalayanacademy.com/books
When you say "everything made with" depends what you mean. The
navigation menus at the top are pure simple CSS. I use John Alsop's
Style Master for C
I too found revIGniter a fantastic working work! and pointed that out several
time.
My first site using that though has to be reworked from a speed point of
view because I chose to view pictures with a javascript gallery module that
loads every files at start up... and that also made the cache fu
That looks very nice. Was everything made with Revigniter?
-=>JB>=
On Mar 23, 2011, at 9:53 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> We are redoing our www.himalayanacademy.com web site, very slowly, it will
> take many moons...
> and we are not rushing.
>
> I decided we should give RevIgniter a try. The
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