oh, okay... have not seen both :)

But I am happy anyway that I managed it to get my version running. Hope I learned enough from developing this one to work on something else :)

I got the same thing on firefox today (no problem with Chrome).

All I set into my project was my very own Plugin (no data saved) and a text field, nothing more.

But I never updated to R81 yet!

UbiGetURL

This is my very first Plugin, so please nice to me :)

This plugin adds the feature to get variables values passed on with the link.

Steps of using:

1. Add the new "UbiGetParams" Object.

2. Using "Action:ParamGet" to tell which parameter you like to read

3. get the requested value by accessing "UbiGetParams.ParamValue"

I do hope someone find this as useful as I do :)

Example:

You call your Game with the URL:

"index.html?access=fb&player=123456"

you can set the action: "ParamGet" to "player" and it will returns the value "123456"

All problems solved... will be released soon :)

Please forget my previous question... found my mistake now (after spending hours without having a clue).

It is still not working, but at least I did a big step forward ;)

Hi all,

I am putting my hands on my very first plugin, btw. I am quite new to JavaScript in total (my world was PHP before).

I was quite sure, that everything is set up quite well, but on runtime, all I get is a black screen (I am still on the last real stable version).

This is the action script I set up:

     //////////////////////////////////////
     // Actions
     pluginProto.acts = {};
     var acts = pluginProto.acts;

     acts.ParamGet = function (myparam)
     {
          var query = window.location.search.substring(1);
          var vars = query.split("&");
          for (var i=0;i<vars.length;i++) {
            var pair = vars[i].split("=");
            if (pair[0] == variable) {
              this.ParamValue = pair[1];
            }
          } 
     };

     /////////////////////////////////////
     // Instance class
     pluginProto.Instance = function(type)
     {
          this.type = type;
          this.runtime = type.runtime;
          this.ParamValue = "";
     };

yes, are able to install everything.

What I can do, is give you an recomendation for a forum software:

• phpBB is quite good and free to use. The Setup process is easy as well.

Visit this page for a Quick step by step installation process.

All you need to do and know is how to transfer files by FTP, set up file and folder permissions and the login information for your Database (should be available somewhere when you login on one.com, I am not sure as I never used them).

This is the quick installation process:

phpbb.com/support/documents.php

what is installed at your host? PHP, MySQL, ...?

All of todays forum software that uses PHP and MySQL (most are free to use) have installers that are quite easy to install, even without knowledge in PHP itself. So no additional cost here.

Would be helpful if we know where you got your webspace :)

which browser are you using?

For me, it works best with Chrome. I had a lot of problems with IE and Firefox using Pathfinder

I am not sure, but this Plugin might be helpful:

scirra.com/forum/plugin-load-image-from-url-at-runtime_topic45799.html

With this, you can load images from URL at runtime

yes... I have one from GoDaddy myself, when they where cheap and I never had any problems with those.

oh sorry, the timer has no functionality yet :)

The Plugin is located here:

scirra.com/forum/behavior-timer_topic46403.html