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... that if you're deploying to the Web you could call HTML5 color picker API via 'do myJSscript as JavaScript", and that should invoke the systems's native color picker.

There is Web Speech API that is a part of HTML5 standards, which a voice-synth might be a lot easier/smoother ... That uses the web speech API (via JavaScript) from the button's script I believe most browsers support the API (certainly ...

... etc. I don't think he was talking about not being able to post on this forums, he was talking about posting using the POST command with this REST API through this web-to-sms texting services, which apparently has certain restrictions? Maybe they have a paid-for / tiered service without those restrictions? ...

Bangkok, unless you are expert with JavaScript you will not want to go this route. And even if you were, you would probably ... problem by emulating user actions in a browser GUI rather than calling an API directly, the outcome ranges from disappointing to frustrating. Here's some background: ...

How did triggering JavaScript functions enter the conversation? Daniel's been working at trying to get dynamically-rendered ... may be that they have a copy of the data available for download, or will add a REST API as they finish the site. Either would greatly simplify his task. The way to find out ...

... server sends, what I get seems identical to what a web browser gets if JavaScript is turned off. With some pages using JS to dynamically load content ... team using smart tooling to deliver such smart work to also provide an API so folks like you could easily grab the portion you're looking for. ...

... be a choice; most companies find it more cost-effective to provide an API. Sounds like management has their mind made up on this, but if a lighter ... either as long as we don't actively try to go outside the guardrails. JavaScript is explicitly required on all pages because there are a lot of ...

Jusr a further note on Dash. I looked at Dash at a time when the APi page on LC’s website was not tablet friendly. The javascript behind the interface couldn’t handle touch events properly. Given I use my iPad for ...

... organizations using the block programming paradigm via Google's Blockly API including Microsoft. In August 2020, GreatFire announced that the Chinese ... China were using it. - Wikipedia With Blockly's ability at outputting Javascript, Python, and Lua it jumps miles ahead of Livecode in being functionally ...

... parts of LC’s repository and are in a custom format. The dictation API’s are a mixture of markdown and a custom format. The parts of the Guide ... did not have a tablet friendly version of their dictionary API. (The javascript behind it didn’t like touch interfaces.) it does now (well done!) ...

... post command, how would you convert a SHELL command that contains a "-u" as opposed to a "-d" to a POST command? For instance: shell("curl https://api.stripe.com/v1/charges -u <api_key>") I tried: put <api_key> into tKey put "key=" & (urlencode(tKey)) into tUser post tUser to url ("https://api.stripe.com/v1/charges") ...

I have an API from textbelt.com that allows you to send a text message
from your computer to a mobile phone.
they also have other languages but not LiveCode

Here is a working solution in pure LIVECODE, using the POST command.


Regards,

Thierry

... web servers. Details in the Dictionary, and in the Lessons: https://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/1325310-how-to-request-a-resource-from-a-rest-api What Richard suggested is better because it purely uses LiveCode and so isn't dependent on anything external (such as curl), you might have to URLEncode ...

LC has built in POST and GET commands for exchanging data with web servers. Details in the Dictionary, and in the Lessons:

https://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/1 ... a-rest-api

... put field "Handler" into tCommands -- this field contains the api replace "5555555555" with "6192013186" in tCommands replace "Hello World" ... looked at the https://textbelt.com ... I'm not sure that you even need JavaScript at all! This is a POST method, it's like a webpage form that POST's ...