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The problem occurs even with no printers installed, just the existence of the MS drivers is the cause. They need to be deleted or replaced with the manufacturer's driver.


not in my tests. removing the printer was enough.
i did the trick 3 or 4 times: install printer->run app -> failure ->remove ...

jacque wrote: Fri Oct 28, 2022 6:08 pm If you could add your machine model and other tech specs to the bug report it may help.

hi.
i did it. more than 1 month ago. see https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23659#c29

regards.

hi all. let me add a quick note:
as i wrote @ https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=23659, i did a test on a.brand.new.pc. running win10 (windows 10, not 11). latest version available.

i connected it to my network, i opened the printer settings, it smelled my printer and set it automatically ...

Lastly, there are many already existing screen recorders out there, if you don't want to roll your own. You can probably find one that works with CLI commands, and is free/open source, where you can send the commands from Lc and read in the out put of the program, cutting down at least the hardest ...

hi all.
I did a bit of research and I found nothing about. but i try to ask anyhow:
so there is NO way, absolutely NO way, to make a LC app able to record the screen? specifically running on iOS OR desktop (windows or MacOs)? am i right?
nothing? any hidden external lib, hidden magic command ...

Hi All,

I can confirm that it is gmail email client problem/restriction. Which can use "my.com" apps email client to sent the above example email with attachment.

It seems gmail email client cannot get the attachment in the apps folder.

Regards

Terry Ho

GREAT!
thank you for your test ...

update:
i turned on again a very old tablet, running android 4.2.1
on this one, no issue.

whilst no way to send the attachment using a newer tablet running android 7.1.1

therefore, something related to the os version. and, of course, for that reason this issue appeared suddenly,whithout any app ...

Is the file type really plain text? When you tried loading the data itself you used binfile. I've had trouble in the past when declaring the wrong file type.


jacque:
my script used to work fine until a few month ago.
the type of file/data sent is right (don't look at "binfile", it comes from ...

here's attached a simple LC file. in my environment, app built for iOS 9.3 works as expected. app built for android 2.3 (android sdk 25.0.3) fails to send the attachment.
if someone has time to test we'll know more.

regards.

bogs wrote: Tue May 22, 2018 2:58 pm That sounds more like the attachment is being stripped out by the email host (gmail, in the example you listed).

i thought about that. but, as stated above, i tested the same app on iOS 11 and all is working as expected. same gmail account.

regards

same here: suddenly, since a few months, the attachments stopped to be sent (android app, compiled with LC 7 and LC 9 for vv. 2.3, 4.1 and 5: same issue in all combinations).
here's my code:

command doEmail pFilePath
if the environment is "mobile" then
if mobileCanSendMail () is false then ...

thank you for the link, jacque.
i'll try the long way and eventually post here my experience.
regards.

i post this to give help if anyone in the future will bang his head against the same issue. as occured to me.

a weird thing.
i had a stack, created with lc7, then updated in the last years using lc8.
today i opened it with lc9.
in development mode all works as expected.
i compiled a binary for ...

hello.

i'm trying to codesign one of my apps to be released on app store (SA made by using LC9 stable).
but if i try:
# codesign -s "<my id>" <path-to-binary>
i get in return
code object is not signed at all
In subcomponent: <path-to-binary>/Contents/MacOS/revsecurity.dylib

any hint?

regards

I'd be grateful for any answers to some basic questions about this solution.

hi, jim.


[*]Does this allow for PDF viewing inside a LiveCode app or does it jump out of the LiveCode app?

you open the pdf inside your LC app. in someway, you can write your pdf viewer app using LC.


[*]Does it ...