put url does not work in standalone Windows 10 (Solved)

[mrcoollion]

Hello Bernd,

Nice to 'see' you on board Bernd

As you have advised I removed almost all Inclusions except the JASON related and Answer and Ask Dialog.
Build the executables again (32 and 64 versions) and know the error is gone (32 and 64 versions).

Although this is somewhat good news it also means that some inclusions do not go together during the building of the executable.
Now my problem is to find out what inclusion are incompatible with each other .

Any ideas on how to tackle this?

Regards,

Paul

[mrcoollion]

Pfff that was some journey

I tested all the Inclusions and the only one that keeps giving the error in my test Stack is the Remote Debugger inclusion.
So I guess this is the culprit !!

I will be testing my actual Stack and come back with my final conclusions (i hope).

My questions are:
- I Think the remote debugger is an inclusion that is linked to certain licenses and i may not be allowed to use it?
- How can I best report this to LiveCode?

Regards,

Paul

[bn]

Pfff that was some journey

I tested all the Inclusions and the only one that keeps giving the error in my test Stack is the Remote Debugger inclusion.
So I guess this is the culprit !!
My questions are:
- I Think the remote debugger is an inclusion that is linked to certain licenses and i may not be allowed to use it?
- How can I best report this to LiveCode?

Hi Paul,

You could ask Livecode support how to handle it. I would imagine that if your license does not include the remote debugger then it should not be included in your version.


Actually I would be conservative in what to include in your standalone. Just what you need. I realize it is not always obvious what that is.

As an aside I found an interesting discussion about decimal handling by mergJSON:

https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=21251

Probably of interest to you since you are dealing with decimal values.

Kind regards
Bernd

[mrcoollion]

Submitted a bugreport!