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The dictionary says that the main difference is that the former replaces all headers, whereas the latter simply uses default headers UNLESS you have defined a custom header value for some header key. I do not know what is causing that.Īlso, libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders does not seem to work.

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But, when I use it my code fails without error.

The api documentation says that you should also include this header: Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip. The “from field” option simply loads the headers from a field named “fHeaders” that looks like this: libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders field "fHeaders" -> THIS DOES NOT WORK! this assumes headers are in field "fHeaders" 'libURLSetCustomHTTPHeaders' replaces headers Put return & "X-CMC_PRO_API_KEY: " after tHeaders put return & "Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip" after tHeaders -> THIS CAUSES AN ERROR Put "Accept: application/json" into tHeaders In the following code, I pass all parameters (except the api key) on the query string. Chrome assumed and was denying permission to access my site. Give the virtual host a name but beware of the comment above about using the *.dev domain. But virtually any other Apache directive can be put in the definition of the virtual host. The DocumentRoot and ServerName are the only required elements.

If you want to restrict the access, you can specify the IP, e.g., 23.50.111.23:80. The *:80 means that any IP can access port 80. # Google Chrome is now redirecting all *.dev domains to https!!ĭocumentRoot "/Users/rab/Sites/lsapp/public" # this did not work until I changed the name from v to lsapp.test So this code has two draggable elements and one drop target:įirst, set up the virtual host in the /.etc/apache2/extra/nf file. I modified the code to make the word “W3Schools” blue and to make it draggable also. Here is the complete code for this example from W3Schools. Or, here the word “W3Schools” is made blue and draggable“ĭrag the W3Schools image into the rectangle: Or, a draggable paragraph could be defined like so: Var data = ev.dataTransfer.getData("text") Įv.target.appendChild(document.getElementById(data)) Īn “empty box” element can be defined as a drop target with css like so: The above referenced javascript functions must be defined:Įv.tData("text", ev.target.id) I solved the problem by putting a space between the two braces. Looking at the page in the browser, I realized that the two closing braces were being rendered as square brackets, not braces. 'processEscapes' permits you to escape the delimiter. This provision of dedicated Technical Account Managers is part of the continued development of the LiveCode language and is designed to make it even more accessible.The following code implements MathJax with the \$ delimiter (which is disabled by default). In late 2009, the company launched the RunRev Partner Program giving all people programming in the LiveCode language the opportunity to work more closely with the core LiveCode development team. On 11 November 2009 in San Francisco, the company officially launched version 4.0 of the Revolution programming language (renamed LiveCode in November 2010), officially bringing the revTalk language to the web. in 1976 and brought that company to market. The company is supported by a number of investors, including Mike Markkula who originally invested in Apple Computer, Inc.

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The iOS version is available as of December 2010, with the Android and server versions under development. The entire product including the IDE is now officially referred to as LiveCode. The language has been known by several names including Transcript, RevTalk and as of November 2010 "LiveCode". Both RevTalk and HyperCard are development environments within the SmallTalk genre and have similar design attributes. Both HyperCard and MetaCard utilized an English-like language that was arguably easier to learn than BASIC. MetaCard built on the success of its predecessor HyperCard. Runtime Revolution Ltd acquired MetaCard in July 2003 and released subsequent versions under the Revolution brand.

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LiveCode began as an expert IDE for MetaCard, a development environment and GUI toolkit originally developed for UNIX development and later ported to support Microsoft Windows and macOS compilation.