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  • Very nice.

  • I like your style. Sent you an email.

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  • Good stuff. PM sent.

  • Could you post an example capx? It would help us to help you.

  • Could you post an example of your capx so we have a better idea of what you've done and how to help you?

  • I guess you could always compare position (Y coordinate) with ground instead of checking "on collision with ground".

  • Thanks for clarifying, KYATRIC.

  • Kyatric, I found this topic searching for "pool" since I was wondering if I needed to do this or if construct already did. Now, you don't sound 100% sure that construct does this. Could you confirm? Or maybe Ashley can confirm?

    Thanks.

  • Ashley I didn't realize that HTML5 exports have to be run from a server. I thought that since it's client side scripting it would work directly from disk, like it does with Firefox and Chrome.

    I'll install Windows 8.0 and try again.

  • Link to .capx file (required!):

    dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23585053/web_store_test.capx

    Steps to reproduce:

    1. Create a project where you to save, retrieve or clear data from local web storage

    2. Export to HTML5

    3. Open IE10 and press F12 to see the developer console before opening your project.

    4. Drag and drop your exported index.html into IE10

    5. Execute event that interacts with WebStorage

    Alternative steps:

    1. Create a project where you to save, retrieve or clear data from local web storage

    2. Export to Windows 8

    3. Open solution with Visual Studio, create test certificate and debug solution in Local Machine (press F5)

    4. Execute event that interacts with WebStorage

    Observed result from IE10 in Windows 7 Pro 64-bit:

    If trying to access value:

    SCRIPT5007: Unable to get property 'getItem' of undefined or null reference 
c2runtime.js, line 14278 character 3

    If trying to clear values with "Clear local storage":

    SCRIPT5007: Unable to get property 'clear' of undefined or null reference 
c2runtime.js, line 14234 character 4

    Observed result from IE10 Metro when debugging with Visual Studio in Windows 8.1 Preview:

        Application crashes. Debugger shows the following:

    When accessing values:

    SCRIPT12004: Unhandled exception at line 14278, column 3 in ms-appx://75e7f9e6-4e1e-44f4-97bf-f9f221de47c3/c2runtime.js
0x80072ee4 - JavaScript runtime error: An internal error occurred in the Microsoft Internet extensionsFile: c2runtime.js, Line: 14278, Column: 3

    When clearing values with "Clear local storage":

    SCRIPT12004: Unhandled exception at line 14234, column 4 in ms-appx://75e7f9e6-4e1e-44f4-97bf-f9f221de47c3/c2runtime.js
0x80072ee4 - JavaScript runtime error: An internal error occurred in the Microsoft Internet extensionsFile: c2runtime.js, Line: 14234, Column: 4

    Expected result:

        Data should be saved or retrieved from web storage without crashing or throwing JS errors.

    Browsers affected:

    Chrome: no

    Firefox: no

    Internet Explorer: yes

    Operating system & service pack:

        Windows 7 Pro 64-bit / Windows 8.1 Pro Preview 64-bit

    Construct 2 version:

        Release 139 stable 64-bit

    Visual Studio version:

        Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Preview

    Notes:

    The project works fine when running from Construct preview in Firefox in Windows 7.

    Exported to HTML5 works on Firefox and Chrome.

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    Glad to. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

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  • Nice. I tried using the Timer behavior before in a similar manner I did with the Foreach and Wait combo but I had the same problem where when the sprites started moving again after stopping some would start up in the wrong order. I still don't understand why.

  • Ashley - Don't mean to bother you, but the questions in my previous post are eating at me! <img src="smileys/smiley26.gif" border="0" align="middle" />