iFrames

You can do it in Java with the javax.mail library. That is how I send emails.

You would probably be better off asking in the Photon forums. Not sure how many of us use Photon.

compatible with github?

Our current project lives on Github, in .caproj form.

Speaking of multiplatform, I just got an email from Amazon describing a new income method that was "platform agnostic".

"Subscribe with Amazon".

Please don't do crap like that.

ol. Crazy Amazon.

Yeah I like that style but tough to make in C2. I've seen some examples about for isometric, usually very complex. I'm trying a standard top down view for mine.

Yea, the math required to fake a coaster going around a simple loop in 2D is a bit extreme.

I always loved the Rollercoaster Tycoon series. And I actually prefer the 2D isometric fake-3D style (like in RCP2).

Yep, I'm happy to admit it's been a big learning process! Lots has been going on behind the scenes.

I am excited.

You need to install a browser on your server.

If you use a GUI server, then you can just get a normal browser, but if you run a command line server, then you need a headless browser.

How do you operate your server? By command line or some remote desktop kind of thing?

For headless ones:

Go to the links I put on the first page:

Pick a browser and go to the website for that project and look over the documentation.

I am assuming you know how to install and use a normal browser.

Well, after many days trying to get a free server that runs exe files (it's impossible), I've finally decided to export the chat as a html and run it on the server. But, whenever I log out from the server, the host also logs out. I thought it would keep running as a permanent host

I don't get it, what's the difference between running the chat on a dedicated server and running it on a browser tab, if I have to keep both the server and the browser tab opened in order to keep the chat running? I thought there was a way to keep a permanent host using dedicated servers...

You need two server-side programs running. One is the webserver which runs your C2 application and one is the browser on the server which talks to the webserver (over the localhost, presumably) and acts as the 'host' client.

You are beginning to see why I consider dedicated servers 'normal' though.

Hello all,

Well, I'm wanting to be able to "slide" the object left or right -> dismiss object. On click once object will rotate. Slide up it will go up. I got it made so the object can be "slide" up but I could only choose horizontal or vertical or both.

Hopefully I made it a bit more clear.

You can just change the lock axis on the Drag and Drop behavior on the fly perhaps?

You can do Text lists like this:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-xiq ... lFnQlBmU3c

Are you using Scirra's signalling server?