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FYI: When clicking on the button/tab Resources on the menu it takes me to the Rescource Center and straight to the User Guide link to a PDF and link to purchase a hard copy version. On the bottom right is a button "Launch PDF". Clicking on it does not launch the User Guide PDF(nothing happens). Howe...

I tried removing the line in the percentPressed command script “local tCurrentValue” and the program executed just fine. My question is, was this line added as part of “good programming practice” or is there some practical reason for adding this code. For a newbie all I see is one additional line of...

1.this "bug" while trying to learn the Calculator app 2.I know the command script on the stack card is good because it works properly on the % button 3.after "accidentally" pressing the "enter" button, even if I enter the code properly and hit the "apply" button properly I will always get that error...

I think I have reproduced the bug.. when I enter.. on mouseUp percentPressed end mouseUp on the % button it works fine if I hit apply and run the program I try to do the same on the toggle button by cutting and pasting the script from the % button on mouseUp percentPressed end mouseUp then I "accide...

Haven't quite figured out how to recreate the bug but my code was perfect but for some reason if I run the code I get an error on the scripts. When I cut the same scripts shut the stack and paste the exact scripts it works! I feel like pressing the enter button on the number pad has something to do ...

thanks for responding so quickly, I am soooo excited to learn livecode!!

For some reason if I remove that line of code "replace space with..." it still behaves the same way.
I also tried special characters such as ! or ' in the sent messages and it still behaves the same way.
I was wondering if this is a requirement for pre-Livecode 8?

What is the purpose of the line "replace space with "+" in tDataToPost"? What I know: If I remarked "--" the line (or removed the line) the message appears to be exactly the same, no change in appearance. If I put another symbol such as a minus sign "-" then it will appear where the space is suppose...