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Yes that all sounds in order :[ For building for earlier versions of iOS the only other straw I can think to grasp is: make sure your provisioning profile doesn't include anything that wasn't included in those earlier versions of iOS If that doesn't work and nobody else can help then my advice is to...

Just remembered, Panos once posted the following instructions to a user that was having an issue with Xcode (I haven't had to use this myself, but if you're comfortable with the command line doing it this way would be quicker than uninstalling and reinstalling lots of software...) MANAGING DIFFERENT...

OK - and how are you managing the different Xcode versions? Do you have each one in it's own individually named folder (leaving the app name untouched)? If not then sometimes LiveCode will get confused about which version of Xcode to use during build. If you think this might be happening to you (i.e...

hi @strongbow - if you're on OS X 10.9 it looks like you should be using Xcode 6.2 - the following is an extract from the Release Notes from LC 8.1.4(rc1) iOS iOS deployment is possible when running LiveCode IDE on a Mac, and provided Xcode is installed and has been set in LiveCode Preferences (in t...

Hi @mrk and welcome to the forum :) Yes you should be able to do something like what you want (I'm not 100% sure what you mean by "The child items are unique and can be added to multiple parent items.") Check out the 'Tree View' widget - I can't find any online tutorials for it but if you open the d...

Hi Chuck, have you changed the value of acceleratedRendering? Android used to be sensitive to this but I haven't had a recent version of LiveCode fail on Android like it sometimes did...

Very good point @mikey - thanks also to Brian and sorry I didn't include you first time!

@Mikey I agree - I haven't had a chance to play with Levure yet on my dev machine and have only watched the video(s) and poked around the github repo - but it looks exactly like a 'great leap forward'

Thank you and well done Trevor!!!!!

Dave

Well done MaxV - a nice 'lateral thinking' solution to the problem!

Dave

Also, you certainly CAN have it both ways - one approach in your desktop version and a different approach in your mobile one (use the environment function/property)

OK well why not fake a modal substack by using a group that 'floats' over the rest of your gui? But of course if you use native controls in your mobile version that would make this approach tricky...

Clarence it sounds like a substack set up as a modal dialog should be able to give you the functionality you're looking for - http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/11 ... dal-dialog

Dave

Hi Ulrich It should work - I'm about to DM you the URL to use to test it on my shared server account (please don't post anything too enormous or malicious). Once you've confirmed it works on my server try getting it working with your own URL (remember, the script of the .lc file needed is in the com...

Hi Ulrich

For a very simple example of POSTing files to a server search for "simple POST demo" in the 'Sample Stacks' section of the LiveCode toolbar

@uncleb I would class this as WEIRD and SPOOKY! I use Jacque's AirLaunch rather than your (Simon's) method and I've never been able to have an app with a development provisioning profile run on a device where that device's UDID wasn't included in the provisioning profile I wonder if Apple has recent...