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Hi Lupita,

If I recall correctly, the cache is part of the browser object so you don't need to create it. Have a look at cachedURL and cachedURLs in the dictionary, it should explain things for you.
Rob

Hi DavJans, I was thinking about a loop through the fields but maybe I'm not really understang what you are trying to accomplish with your query. Quick, untested example below (assuming the fields are in a group called "columns" and the field names match the column names. local tQuery, tClauseCount,...

This has been submitted, bug # 12565

If I read what you are trying to do correctly, I believe you will have to build your query to reference the columns. Couldn't you just check each of the 12 fields to see if the user entered data into them and build the query based on that information? Maybe I'm missing something but, that way, it wo...

on OSX 10.8.5 and LC 6.7 DP4, when I set the fullscreen of a stack to true (running in the IDE or stadalone), the cursor is lost behind the stack so the user is unable to interact with it. Recipe is simple, put the following code in a button on an empty stack. When clicked, the mouse cursor will be ...

Great, thanks Ben.

I have had the same experience as Paolo with revBrowserCEF (on OSX 10.8.5, LC 6.7 DP3), about a 5 second load time, have not tried it on windows as of yet.

Rob

Quick question, should we be posting on 6.7 as well or is today only focused on 7?

Hi Michael,

The Open Movie Database has an api which would allow you to search on titles. I don't believe they have cover art but the do have poster images.

Have a look here http://www.omdbapi.com/ and check out their sample requests. Should be fairly simple to parse.

Rob

You can also send a command after a preset time period like "send functionA to this card in 5 seconds"

Hi Tom, you should be fine, the numbers listed are just common sizes.

Windows phone deployment was one of the stretch goals that was funded in the kickstarter campaign so it should be coming soon. I'm not certain which windows phone versions will be supported though.

I have not seen this while working with strings, do you have some code that demonstrates the problem?

I agree, that code works for me.

Could the addresses in "hiatus" also be in "optouts"?

My guess is you have the counts there to debug, if that is the case, you could combine those 2 statements as Mark suggests and it should work.

This code is just making sure the "sheep" button is on the card In this case the sheep would be off the card on top if the top of button ("sheep"&x) < the top of this card then set the top of button ("sheep"&x) to the left of this card end if In this case the sheep would be off the card on the left ...