Well, my theory is shot down.. however.. I think in your code, in order to
get the same behavior you already seem to be getting, but on
purpose..(Which I still don't understand why its doing what it is..)
You might be able to change your html code to this
tcoord = liveCode.inputLoc(results[0].
And I forgot:
yes, the messageWatcher gives successive “inputLoc and the time when I click
successive points on the map.
> Le 16 juin 2016 à 00:55, Jacques Hausser a écrit :
>
> In my html file, tCoord is declared (together with several other variables)
> before the first function initialize
In my html file, tCoord is declared (together with several other variables)
before the first function initialize()
.
In the function initialize() I set the map, I create an elevation service (for
the altitude) and a listener to catch the clicks on the map.
Then I have a function retrieving the l
Hey, when the var tcoord is declared and/or set its value, how do you do
it? If you bring up the message watcher, after grabbing your return value
it once, does it continue spamming your livecode handler? I have the
inkling of a theory..
On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 1:41 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> No
Not sure I understand whats going on either, I'd probably have to see more
code.
@david.. I don't have time to try it right now, but I _THINK_ if you have
an existing function in your page and you want to get the results of that
function out, you can treat the function as a parameter to your livec
YESSS ! IT WORKS ! Many thanks, Mike !
But I’m very surprised: I don’t have to call my command “getLoc” more than one
time: after that, each time I change the location of my marker on the map, the
value of tCoord (which is declared at the start of the script, that is, as
“global”) is modified,
I have the same sort of problem. It seems that calling javascript from
Livecode with "do someFunction in browser" does not return anything even if
the Javascript function does return a value? Or maybe the returned value
needs to be of a certain type?
If you write javascript that calls Livecode I t
You said tcoord contains the information you want to return...
I don't think you need to actually include the livecode function call in
your html, I'm pretty sure you can remove it entirely and do something like
this..
do "liveCode.inputLoc(tcoord)" in widget "Browser" and it will work. (It
did
Still trying to use the browser widget and its javascripthandlers. I picked
information here and there (many thanks to those who answered my previous
mails, especially Mike) but really I would be glad to find a detailed user’s
guide somewhere. I’m using a html file exploiting google map’s API as
