"window.open ('http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q="&ThePlace&"')"

Global Text ThePlace = "World"

Mouse On any click - Browser Execute javascript

"alert( 'Hello "&ThePlace&"')"

Looks like this topic got repeated here ;

scirra.com/forum/creating-a-free-rotating-Object_topic84413.html

I left an example using the pin behavior. Pin to position only, since the angle is determined by the physics interacting together.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139218609/examples/physrot.capx

ALLMarkMade, it's the second link, with the capx that's broken.

I wanted it so I could just incorporate the level unlock system for you, but instead I had to create that example. Hope it's enough.

I had checked out the game yesterday, I like it. Is what I provided not close to what you're trying to do with levels?, I based my example slightly off your game demo.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139218609/examples/physrot.capx

ALLMarkMade, just a heads up... the link to the capx you shared is invalid.

I made a quick example for you, any questions just ask.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139218609/examples/unlock.capx

free tip: a game builder/editor made in Construct 2 <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

<img src="http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/500/50441183/Xzibit.png" border="0" />

<font size="1">Yo dawg I heard you like construct <img src="smileys/smiley36.gif" border="0" align="middle" /></font>

Any chance you could send a capx as a starting point and I'll help adjust it?; It's hard to provide a working example in this case, without having some kind of game mockup already made.

Well if cheating is the point, then that's perfect. <img src="smileys/smiley36.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Here's a simple capx that might help you get started. It answer's the o.p's question more than anything, so you'll need to edit it to fit your needs.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/139218609/examples/login.capx

ianp , LittleStain 's method would be better suited in a situation where your background isn't a static image. In an example situation, maybe you have moving sprites on your background. When you go to drag it you would then have to pin all those moving objects and unpin them on drop...

Solution is to make a camera sprite with the drag/drop behavior instead of a background, give it a scroll to behavior, and use clamp again to prevent the camera from leaving the layout(if a simple bound to layout isn't enough).

I wouldn't use this to protect anything important; if its just a game feature that's fine, but you can find the variables and passwords your storing in c2runtime.js rather easily and depending on your export type that might be a problem.

I can't find a way to do this without using a variable to return the result; Which may be fine if you're only calculating something at runtime, but what if you needed to calculate based on user input in the textbox? ;

{Var1 = 10/(2*(2+3)) ; textbox.text = Var1}

You can't turn the textbox string to an integer because the result will end at the first operand.

if (textbox.text == "2+3"){int(textbox.text) = 2}

You could maybe do some voodoo magic with tokenat and teach it the basis for pemdas but that's silly. So, I'm interested in the answer as well it seems.