Re: password protected stack and passkey

Do you have/use triggered breakpoints? It happened at one time that these breakpoints get sticky and clearing them didn't, actually. I was under the impression they fixed that, but it might have regressed. Bob S > On Mar 25, 2019, at 13:56 , JJS via use-livecode > wrote: > > Great! > > i

Re: password protected stack and passkey

On 3/26/19 9:06 AM, Ralph DiMola via use-livecode wrote: I just tested and this problem(feature?) seems to have gone away in v9.0.3. I tested with v8.1.10 and the problem was still there. The message box displayed "put someHandler" and it also failed silently. That's how it starts, the message

RE: password protected stack and passkey

t: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 1:15 AM To: How to use LiveCode Cc: J. Landman Gay Subject: Re: password protected stack and passkey It may have been the problem where the message box stops finding things. It started in LC 9 for me and happened again today. The message box couldn't find a handler in the

Re: password protected stack and passkey

It may have been the problem where the message box stops finding things. It started in LC 9 for me and happened again today. The message box couldn't find a handler in the only card that was open, then couldn't even find the card. Keyboard shortcuts stopped working and "edit script of this card"

Re: password protected stack and passkey

Ralph DiMola wrote: > FYI: If the stack is password protected(no line count in PB) you can't > access any of the stack's handlers from the message box. I find this > annoying but I guess it's safety mechanism. This changed in 8.x I > think? In previous versions you could access handlers in a pass

RE: password protected stack and passkey

ivecode Cc: JJS Subject: Re: password protected stack and passkey Great! i finally got time to test it, i can open the password protected stack by another stack(standalone) without needing for the password opening the stack with texteditor i see just scrambled txt Nice! Op 20-3-2019 om 18:07

Re: password protected stack and passkey

Great! i finally got time to test it, i can open the password protected stack by another stack(standalone) without needing for the password opening the stack with texteditor i see just scrambled txt Nice! Op 20-3-2019 om 18:07 schreef JJS via use-livecode: Ok thank you Andy. I will give th

Re: password protected stack and passkey

Ok thank you Andy. I will give that a try. Op 20-3-2019 om 09:09 schreef AndyP via use-livecode: The password function protects the script of your stack files so that they are scrambled when viewed in a text editor or if they are opened in in the LC IDE a password is required before you are abl

Re: password protected stack and passkey

The password function protects the script of your stack files so that they are scrambled when viewed in a text editor or if they are opened in in the LC IDE a password is required before you are able to view or edit the stack files. I just tried using the Standalone Application Settings option of

Re: password protected stack and passkey

Perhaps you are using the community server? On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 12:01 JJS via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > HI, > > > i don't fully understand the password protection on how it functions in > Indy. > > If i add a password and save the stack, unload it from memory. The

password protected stack and passkey

HI, i don't fully understand the password protection on how it functions in Indy. If i add a password and save the stack, unload it from memory. Then reload it again, nothing happens and i can see all scripts. If i put the password protected stack on a server, then load it with a splash