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Success report: I used the link provided by SimpleLife on 5/27 to download the old Mac SDK, deleted the newer SDK that I'd installed, and was able to get LiveCode to successfully recognize the Android SDK on my Mac running Mountain Lion.

Thanks SimpleLife!
Doug

Thank you Klaus.

I decided to go with the sub-stack, and accept that it will take over the whole window. Knowing that constraint helps a lot in the design process.

Best,
Doug

Hi, I'm trying to open a substack in a smaller window on top of my main window in iOS. What's happening is that the substack is taking over the whole window. Is there support for a superimposed window in iOS? Here are some images: Main stack / substack (on the Mac): https://img.skitch.com/20110702-q...

Hi, I'm about to send our first prototype out to 5 - 6 people to do some beta testing (via Ad Hoc profiles). I'm thinking that it would be interesting to get some quantitative data about how they've used the app (it's a learning game). Things like how many times they launched it, how long they had i...

I believe he's talking about the service at http://testflightapp.com/

put "false" into kickSelf

That's hilarious (and probably healthy, too). I think I may need to adopt this in all my stack scripts.

Doug

Hi Bernd, Thanks very much for the quick and helpful reply. Indeed, when I remove the "with messages" from the "play" command, it plays the sound correctly. So that issue is taken care of. I'm still not able to figure out how to accomplish what I want on the card -- which is that the sound prompt is...

Hi, I'm having a heck of a time working with playing basic sounds in a simple (at this point) 2 card stack. My goal is to move to a card, and play a sound file that asks the user to click on an object. The sound file will repeat every five seconds until the user clicks the object. If they don't get ...

Thanks for the help -- sometimes outside eyes can be so helpful. I really appreciate the quick, helpful responses.

Hi, I'm tearing my hair out trying to play a simple sound on an iPhone app. I've used Rev for a while, but this is my first experience on the iPhone. I've tried using the code referenced in the forums, but just can't get it to work. I hope you generous folks can help. Here's my script, on a button: ...

It sounds like they're looking at doing a better job here. The customer survey they're asking folks to fill out now asks a lot of questions about a dedicated Revolution training program, to include both recorded training videos and live webinars. If they get the curriculum progression right, they'll...

Tim, I haven't worked through that tutorial, but my guess is that you've got images in the stack that are referenced, meaning that Rev is looking for them on your drive. It does this both when you're working in the IDE, and then again at runtime. Unfortunately, the path to the image when you're work...

Bernd,

Thanks! That's a great tip that I'll use in other situations as well.

Best,
Doug

OK, I think I found a way around this one: 3) Is there a way to include / use the variable name in the send command, so that I can vary the knockResponse sound that actually gets played, based on the value of the button? Instead of using different players on the card, I'm going to use one player for...

Hello, I'm trying to upgrade some simple code to get rid of the evil "wait" command, and I thought I'd use it to learn about using the "send" system. My old code: global knockResponse -- set with a pull-down menu on the card on mouseup start player "knock" wait 2 seconds start player "knockAgain" wa...