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Yes, that applies to widgets built with Livecode Builder, but does that also apply to SCRIPT (built with LC scripts) widgets?

Hi Jeff,

you can catch the "orientationchanged" message on the mobile platform.
Query the new orientation (portrait/landscape) with the "mobileDeviceOrientation()" function.


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Klaus

Hi Zax,

unfortunaltely there is no such message.

However we have a "opencontrol" message, but that is only sent to GROUPS.
But maybe you can use this somehow by just grouping one or more of your controls.

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Klaus

But it takes seven postings before being able to also post images, stacks etc.

What about the posting of new user TJF above?
I don't even understand what the script does, or might do if the syntax was correct.

Please check this post: viewtopic.php?t=6054

Hm, how and when did/do you set the cursor in LC?

Hi CAsba, desktop also means laptop! :-) The opposite of "desktop" is mobile and html (web). However setting the "cursor" to any graphic should not crash your machine, as long as the image meets theses requirements: Windows XP and above support full alpha-blended cursors up to 64x64 More recent Linu...

Hi Marco,

welcome to the forum!
Please post your script here so we can see if something may be missing!

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Klaus

Just tested, I can confirm that this is a bug, macOS 14.4.1, LC 9.6.11
Please report it here: https://quality.livecode.com

I don't think this is possible this way.
The only way seem to save the actual stack script as a script-only stack

Yes, sorry, looks like I misunderstood your question.

Well, a script-only stack can of course create another stack with lots of controls, if that is what you mean.

In LC 9.6.11 (and probably in versions below) we have a menuitem for that. Bildschirmfoto 2024-04-21 um 12.00.34.png However a "script-only" stack is exactly what the name says, so this: but one of the difficulties about that is if one wants the script-only stack to generate a full stack that is vis...

boermanm wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2024 6:15 pm

Yep, en ook een beetje Vlaams (and also a little bit Flamish).

Dat is niet slecht, Meneer.

"Rinus Boerman" sounds dutch to me, ben je Nederlands?