http://pastebin.com/api

Then use AJAX to access the API.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2316 ... ip-address

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Please, PLEASE, do not make the mistake of thinking that IP == language. Look at the browsers accept-language header first, then the browser identification string which might contain the OS language, and only then take the IP into account. In almost 100% of all cases the browser accept-language header will be present and sufficient.

And always give the user the choice to switch to another language.

Just apart from the simple case of a foreigner abroad, how do you determine the language for Belgium, where they speak French, Dutch and German? (Maybe that doesn't apply to your case, but just philosophically. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">).

No Construct plugin, even raw JS has issues with this apparently:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3352 ... javascript

What do you mean by dichotomy?

Are you trying to find the difference between the two angles?

It is a bit harder to do this in the C2 app because you cannot alter individual words in the Text object, but that has nothing to do with your data model. It is just a weakness of the Text object.

There were some examples and plugins running around...

If you search the forums, you will find more stuff.

yes he tries to embed /iframe his website/game into ebay description... its truly impossible ebay doesn't let embed codes.

Yea, that is madness. You WANT link traffic back to your webserver, so there is no reason to point a URL back to your stuff...

Thank you all for your replies!

I was wondering, is there a way to make the text from a XML a link? For example, is it possible to have a word highlighted so OnClick it will redirect to a webpage?

In what context? Your Construct app? Or a website in general?

Wait... you are trying to post your website INTO Ebays? Just include a URL. You can't touch their webservers.

That doesn't seem like a large-scale solution. You could get it to "work," but what if other people view the site? You can't force everyone else to also use an apache proxy... I'm sure there's some detail I'm missing here, but if you can't get the standard ebay.com to do it, how does it help?

Proxying in general is a very large-scale solution, and it is the only secure solution to this guy's problem. Proxying it through his own site will place the remote site "in domain" under his domain and make the iFrame fall naturally under the "ORIGIN" access control which most browsers (and Scirra's export) operate on.

You don't need to 'force' anyone to use a proxy. You set it up for yourself and it simply funnels traffic through your domain to another site and back. Think of it like a tunnel from your server to the site of interest.

I actually use this exactly to get our blog site to run in an iFrame on our website.

interesting, can you show example?

Look at our website and blog. Or do you mean a Construct example?

I do like — 's solution too.

Sorry, I got very sick the day after posting this and am just now recovering.

If you controlled the server, you would know. So don't worry about it, whoever you are hosting with should take care of it.

Yea, you could probably make it work; but there are no native plugins that do this. So, you would have to code all of the JavaScript yourself anyway.

Just experiment with tutorials and combining and tweaking tutorials. That is how I built all of our client.