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It looks like we're running two different systems. My list is below.

My machine is running 10.4.5. However, I made the X11 install some time back, from an Apple install disk. But I also just now made a first time X11 install on my Intel MacMini from that machine's install disk, and the list looks ...

dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.6.dylib
Referenced from: /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables/Revolution
Reason: image not found


Do you have a file libX11.6.2.dylib? I have libX11.6.dylib as a link pointing to libX11.6.2.dylib. Again, I don't remember if I did that myself or ...

Now i got the error that the file "libdl.1.dylib" is not in "/usr/local/lib/", so i made an empty file there, but that didn't help. So i googled it and found a downloadable at this site. which worked, insofar that i got another error.

I forgot about that inconvenience (and the X11 error too).

I ...

Jan, I've been successfully using db calls to MySQL with Rev cgi on OS X. The darwin engine I use reports a version of 2.5G. I don't recall when or where I obtained it. But it came with its own driver for mySQL. In this version, I believe the DB externals are compiled inside the engine.

Let me know ...

This is not for everyone, but depending on needs and budget, running a Virtual Private Server provides a solution somewhere between a typical hosted site and a fully fledged dedicated server.

I've been using a virtual Red Hat server from this company ( http://www.eurovps.com/ ) to host a Rev based ...

With the possibility to define somewhere a style["quote"] variable that contains a set of formating to apply on this paragraph
style["quote"] = "textcolor=gray;textsize=14;textstyle=italic,bold,textshift=-2"
that has for effect to set the props of the corresponding objects or selectedtext to the ...

There is an fdf file format used for PDF forms. I used this many years ago for automatically filling out PDF forms. I don't remember the details, but I know it wasn't easy. There is more information at Planet PDF.

http://www.planetpdf.com/mainpage.asp?WebPageID=338

I too would like it all. But I wonder if I would like the solution if it were delivered. Apple's TextEdit app, which may contain the minimum of expected text formatting features weighs in at over 8 MB. Browsers that offer full CSS display features are much larger than that.

Also, we use text fields ...