Creating a password for a stack?
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Creating a password for a stack?
Hi I was wondering is there a way to give a stack a password to make it private? Thanks for the help!!
Re: Creating a password for a stack?
I have no knowledge of this but my immediate guess would be to use the ask command and answer dialogue box, set a variable to true or false and the variable contains the top secret password? This is just an off the cuff thought, have not looked into it myself though.
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Re: Creating a password for a stack?
Chris, you're getting the hang of it. 
Yes, see the "ask password" command in the Dictionary.

Yes, see the "ask password" command in the Dictionary.
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Re: Creating a password for a stack?
Highly appreciated Richard, all the more coming from someone like yourself.
Re: Creating a password for a stack?
Hi hands16,
set the password of stack "your stack here" to "secret password"
Save the stack and that's it!
Hint: This does nor work with the Community Edition of Livecode!
Best
Klaus
simply use the message box:hands16 wrote:Hi I was wondering is there a way to give a stack a password to make it private? Thanks for the help!!
set the password of stack "your stack here" to "secret password"
Save the stack and that's it!

Hint: This does nor work with the Community Edition of Livecode!
Best
Klaus
Re: Creating a password for a stack?
Thank you guys! I am only using the community version, is there a different way to do it?
Re: Creating a password for a stack?
Hi hands16,
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Klaus
no, that's the "price" of the Community Editionhands16 wrote:Thank you guys! I am only using the community version, is there a different way to do it?

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Klaus