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- dop2000
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You can probably post a file with AJAX, but when I tested it didn't work. Maybe something was wrong with permissions or incorrect headers or something like that..
- dop2000
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I'm not sure about saving files on the server, but you can save survey answers into a database.

scirra.com/tutorials/346/online-high-score-table-ajax-php-mysql
scirra.com/tutorials/4839/creating-your-own-leaderboard-highscores-easy-and-free-php-mysql
Another option is to use Firebase:

scirra.com/tutorials/5015/getting-started-with-firebase
I also recently completed a little project where data from Construct 2 was sent to a Google Spreadsheet. If you want, I can explain how to do it.
- dop2000
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No I can't. Loading screen is stuck at 0%
- dop2000
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"Vertical" means changing Y coordinate.

So use "Set target" action, target:"Y", value: your variable
- dop2000
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There is another action - "LiteTween Set Target", it allows to use a numeric variable.

You can also convert a number to string using str() expression.
- dop2000
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I believe many of these services don't require any "coding". You send an AJAX request with an URL containing altitude and latitude, and in the response you should receive the country code.

For example:
http://api.geonames.org/countryCodeJSON?lat=49.03&lng=10.2&username=demo

.

Just find a service which is free (or within your budget) and easy to use.

Also, if your game is in C2, why did you post this in C3 forum?
- dop2000
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There are lots of web services that you can use, have you tried googling?

stackoverflow.com/questions/4497728/get-country-from-latitude-longitude
developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/geocoding
- dop2000
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I tried your link again - adblock blocked 67 ads!!! And still no game.

Maybe you should find a new less greedy friend, who could properly publish your game. Or simply upload capx file to dropbox or similar service.
- dop2000
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Image Upload is not working, getting "An error has occurred [Error, Unknown object type]"
- dop2000
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Instead of opening CSV file in Excel, create a blank document and import CVS into it. On the ribbon click Data-> From Text/CSV

In the data import dialog there will be an option to choose encoding, select "Unicode UTF-8"

Also, in "Browser invoke download" action set MIME type to "text/csv"

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By the way, you can actually create files without user interaction. Add NW.js object to your project and use "NWjs Write File". For example, you can ask user to pick a folder ("NWjs Show Folder dialog") and then export multiple files into it with one click.
- dop2000
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You can create and save a CSV file in Construct. CSV is basically a list of values separated by comma and Excel can open it easily.

So you can do something like this:
Dict1 for each key -> Set s to (s & Dict1.CurrentKey & "," & Dict1.CurrentValue & newline) Dict2 for each key -> Set s to (s & Dict2.CurrentKey & "," & Dict2.CurrentValue & newline) ...

Then save s in a text file with .csv exctension.
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- dop2000
- - Joined 26 May, 2016
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Also, see these tutorials:

scirra.com/tutorials/1117/animation-management-in-8-direction-games
scirra.com/tutorials/413/direction-based-sprite-animation