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, making such classic examples of PHP in LCS. Like... LIVECODESERVER vs PHP 
, etc!WARNING: LiveCode Server may be addictive.Mariasole wrote:Richard Thanks!
I am beginning to use LiveCodeServer and I'm enthusiast! Farewell PHP, ASP, PYTON, now even I can program the active pages!
The challenge there is that server configurations vary. For example, that line you commented works well on the servers I've deployed to, while on others it makes no difference. Yours is the first I've seen where it prevents the script from running, but given the many different ways hosting companies set up their servers it's not entirely surprising.The problem though is that it seems to me that for RunRev, LiveCodeServer is a bit 'a Cinderella!
In short, LiveCodeServer should have the same dignity "as product" like LiveCode(non server)!
Even for installation via .htaccess would be better to insert my "discovery" (http://forums.runrev.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p94716) since on cheap commercial servers LiveCodeServer will not install without the trick!
It used to be included, and was dropped when they changed their build scripts over the last year. I suspect it'll be easy for them to put that back in, hopefully very soon.Indispensable put a LiveCodeServer UserGuide inside the zip of LCS! I thank you for pointing this out to the staff!
The LC Server tutorials at LiveCode.com are a great resource:Another important thing would be to make the sections of evangelism
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#Options ExecCGI
# I have put 'all' extension, for example!!!
AddHandler livecode-script .lc .irev .html .htm
Action livecode-script /cgi-bin/livecode-community-serverIndeed, my experiments concern the fact that I use the html extension with "LiveCode Server" in the code.As written, all HTML page requests at your server will load LC Server to process them.
You make me blush!Many of the tutorials there were contributed by members of the community - perhaps you'll consider adding one if you have time down the road?
I'd like to make a LiveCodeServer script that diverted to a page (or changed the css of a page) depending on the used devices (iPhone, Tablet, PC, etc ...). But I do not even know where to start... but I will try anyway! 
There are generally two different ways to accommodate various device types: user-agent template switching, and responsive design.Mariasole wrote:I'd like to make a LiveCodeServer script that diverted to a page (or changed the css of a page) depending on the used devices (iPhone, Tablet, PC, etc ...). But I do not even know where to start... but I will try anyway!
Mariasole wrote:I wish I had a good handler I could share with you now, but this is a problem I won't be dealing with for another couple weeks yet, so at the moment you're on your own. Maybe this will be the LiveCode Journal article you'll contribute?
blush ! It takes me months and months to get a sufficient result! More than two weeks! But I continue to learn so much, and thanks also to you 
, I continue to uncover the mechanisms and wheels that I can play ! For example, I knew nothing of these "global variables" provided by the server ! I think a simple way (!) might be a little javascript which "pushes" (maybe the writing on the page itself) the width of the screen to LCS. LCS answers (also according to the global variable $HTTP_USER_AGENT) with a html / css suitable. But when you're laughing , you understand that I still have much to learn! 
A livecodejournal.com fan