Hello,
Ok I am confused.
I tried searching for this as; lock , lock stack , password lock, passkey lock, password stack
the only thing I could come up with is set a password for a stack, or passkey for a stack which did not seem to work at all.
I am missing something.
Any help into the right direction is appreciated.
-obleo
Locking a stack with passkey
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Hi obleo,
what exactly do you want to do? Setting the password for a stack while only prevent other coders see your scripts. Do you want to build a trial of your app. ? If so, you will need to roll something on your own. There are a couple of options you have with this. Depending if you want to release a trial (cripleware) or make the app only accessable if the password is entered.
All the best,
Malte
what exactly do you want to do? Setting the password for a stack while only prevent other coders see your scripts. Do you want to build a trial of your app. ? If so, you will need to roll something on your own. There are a couple of options you have with this. Depending if you want to release a trial (cripleware) or make the app only accessable if the password is entered.
All the best,
Malte
malte wrote: Setting the password for a stack while only prevent other coders see your scripts.
Yes this interest me. For a library plug-in stack. I tried to figure this out but it just seems like it does not lock the stacks. I tied setting can't modify to true which seems to work for every thing but opening a script window with the script in it. Always when I think I may have figure it out, I just end up, back at square one.
thanks,
-obleo
Hi obleo,
if you want to password protect the script you set the password of the stack. However, you will see this effect only if the stack has been removed from memory once and then reloaded. If you then try to edit the script you will be asked for the password. A corresponding property of the stack is the passkey.
If your stacks password is "test" you might set the passkey of the stack to "test" and will be allowed to edit the script again.
Hope this helps,
Malte
if you want to password protect the script you set the password of the stack. However, you will see this effect only if the stack has been removed from memory once and then reloaded. If you then try to edit the script you will be asked for the password. A corresponding property of the stack is the passkey.
If your stacks password is "test" you might set the passkey of the stack to "test" and will be allowed to edit the script again.
Hope this helps,
Malte