LiveCode Forums.

Mark, I'd be happy to share the solution, should I find one. I should clarify my task, though. The PHP application overlaps with the RR software somewhat, but they're not interchangeable. The only function they'll both have in common will be creating the stacks from XML. Additionally, whatever metho...

Please bear with me, as I'm not very familiar with RR. My company uses software our RR programming consultant wrote that converts standard XML files to stacks. I don't know whether this is a built in function or something he had to write. My task is writing a PHP web interface for doing something si...

The problem is solved; it was a caching issue.

The relevant caches under Leopard are located in two randomly-named directories at the path:

/private/var/folders

More detailed information available here:
http://rixstep.com/2/20080810,00.shtml

I don't know what "htmlText" refers to. As far as I know, the SWF is being loaded into the browser instance directly (unless there's an HTML file being created on the fly somewhere). As I'd said, I'm not Revolution savvy. The data file is a plain text file with URL encoded data (e.g. variable1=value...

Hi Mark. We think it's a caching problem because using Onyx to clear the user caches (we've tried just clearing the Internet caches, without success), and then rebooting, allows the data to reflect updates. Step 3, means changing the content of the data file (URL encoded text) that's loaded by the S...

I'm familiar with Flash, but not with Revolution. Our Rev programmer is busy, so I'm trying to troubleshoot this caching issue we've been having with some installed kiosks. Set up: Apple Leopard 10.5.2 Runtime Revolution Adobe Flash 9.x Scenario: 1. App containing Revolution browser instance loads ....

Hi Mark. Thanks for your reply.

I'm a total noob here. Is there a player object when it's called as a CGI through a web browser?

I'm authoring Flash content to work with an RR CGI script, written by another programmer who's currently too busy to update the code himself. I'd like to take a stab at modifying it. The other programmer's CGI generates a page with a list of possible SWF files to open. When a SWF file is selected in...

I have a Launch Agent watching a directory (WatchPaths). When a file is added, removed, or altered by user interaction, the Agent is triggered. However, I need it to be triggered by updates being made by an RR CGI script -- which it is not currently doing.

I have a Launch Agent watching a directory (WatchPaths). When a file is added, removed, or altered by user interaction, the Agent is triggered. However, I need it to be triggered by updates being made by an RR CGI script -- which it is not currently doing.