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I'm looking for a way to convert a number represented in scientific notation such as "9.0260588394524e-5 " to a more human readable decimal format. Is there a function for this in LC?

Have you looked into the counterparty platform? It seems like it could be a good fit.

https://counterparty.io

I've used LC as a "roll your own" front end for my bitcoin node, and also LC server scripts (in combination with some PHP) to communicate with my node for the purpose of storing hashes in the bitcoin blockchain via OP_RETURN for proof of existence from a website (which these days is frowned upon due...

Thanks for the replies HH and SparkOut. Just to be clear I am looking for a way to scan QR codes from within LC. If there isn't a widget,external or library that adds this functionality, I guess my only option is to use a third party API. Anybody have any recommendations to that end? Thanks in advan...

Hi everyone, I was just wondering if there existed an open source solution for scanning QR codes in Android? I'm aware of some third party services, but would prefer to stay within LC if at all possible. Thanks in advance!

I am also interested in this topic, so I'll give it a bump. I'd love for my LiveCode created .exe files to not give such a dire sounding security warning when users try to run them......

There is an open source Wordpess library Here: https://github.com/digitalpomegranate/l ... wp-restapi
and a webinar about it here: https://youtu.be/D_6b04AltTQ

Have you checked internet permission in the android standalone settings?

For what it's worth, I have found the 8.1.x series to be more stable than LC 6 or 7 in Ubuntu linux, you way want to consider moving up because I am pretty sure that the 6 and 7 versions have been EOL'd.

Yes, and considering Let's Encrypt offers FREE certificates, there's really no reason I can think of not to secure the forum.

https://letsencrypt.org

gurusonwheels wrote:So if I purchase a apple just to compile is my single pc licence going to cover both machine .
If not then the marketing is unfair to claim a licence can deploy to all platforms .

As far as I know you can install LiveCode on multiple machines using a single license.

This is a restriction imposed by apple, and not a limitation of LiveCode.

It needs to be signed before it will run. For testing purposes, selecting "Sign for development only" will work. You will need to sign with your own self signed certificate before uploading to the play store.

It's probably something in the android standalone settings. Have you selected "Sign for Development Only" on the signing dropdown? You may also need to change the identifier as well as making sure all the permissions you need are checked.

In addition to the scripting conference stacks that Klaus linked to, I would also recommend going through the information at :

http://livecode.byu.edu/indexgeneric.php

I found both this site and the scripting conference stacks to be of immense value when I was just starting out with LiveCode.