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I believe that it depends on the particular extensions, and whether or not the developer has Dual-Licensed them. I know that Animation Engine and MobGUI are both dual licensed to work in both the community and commercial editions, but I'm not sure about the specific extensions that you mentioned in ...

As far as I know, once you have a commercial license, you can download previous commercial version from : http://downloads.livecode.com I've had a personal license since LC 5.5, But i'd imagine you would be allowed to access the commercial verisons going all the way back to at least LC 6.0 --Sefro

As I understand it, yes you can develop an app in LiveCode Community edition, and then purchase a month of indy license when you wish to publish it as a closed source project. You are also correct that you would need to purchase additional months down the line, should you need to update your closed ...

If you have "select group" hilited in the main toolbar, it will select the individual items. If it is not hilited, it will select the whole group.

If you want to download videos, you can download them to the specialfolderpath("Documents"). Depending how large these files are, they might take a while to actually download, so you'll probably want to give the user some kind of visual warning that it is downloading. Here, i Just use a field named ...

aebki, It appears that google may have changed the way that files are hosted since I last tried this, but here is a link to the exact tutorial that worked for me: http://drivehosting.pdlindgren.us/ Instead of putting index.html into the folder, you can put your videos instead. and the URL to the vid...

In order for this to work for videos on your home computer, your home computer must be visible to the internet. You may also have to check your firewall and forward port 80 to the computer hosting the videos. One option, which I find better than hosting files on my own computer, is to use a public f...

:oops: Oops, yes Klaus is correct. You will need to use a native mobile player object. You should still be able to set it's filename to the URL you'd like to use with "mobilecontrolset" --Sefro edit: just did a quick test of this on android and this worked. i just placed a regualr rectangle graphic ...

LiveCode Community server is free , but you will need to install it on your own server. If that is an option for you, it can be downloaded here:

http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/

--Sefro

Are you trying to play the videos in a player object? If so does this work?
I have had success playing videos from a public folder on my google drive this way.

--Sefro

maybe, but what the egg, I am old and also oldfashioned, so I do not feel very comfortable with these subscriptions :D I am also usually hesitant to embrace the idea of software subscriptions as well, but I think here it is a good fit. For me, the Community Edition would work flawlessly for everyth...

I'm not really sure, but you could try adding a 4th auto increment column named ID to the table. I haven't played around with LiveCode server too much, nor am I a MySQL expert, but I think that might help. --Sefro edit: I also think that this example might throw errors if the table contains blank en...

It seems they are rearranging the site. You should still be able to get there from the link and password combo that they sent via e-mail when you signed up.

-sefro

So again, these are very simple examples, but should get you on your way: Server script name this simpleretrieve.lc : <?lc put revOpenDatabase("mysql","yourDBhost","yourDBname","yourDBusername","yourDBpassword") into gConnectionID if gConnectionID is a number then put "SELECT * FROM " & "sampledata"...

No problem at all. Is it working consistently for you now? As I said, it's a pretty simple script, it probably has some errors. I am not a pro, but I thought this would show that it is possible for LiveCode server to interact with a database without hard coding the database credentials into your app...