SpiderBasic

Excellent timing!
I'm just about to start on a new web project.

If the database is on server side that's will be good. What i want is only to have access to a database. If you have an exemple of integrating PHP or ASP with ado it would be great for me . Thanks PHP has great database support. I'd suggest creating a remote procedure call server in PHP and interac...

Fred wrote:Also the theme should be fully "responsive", so you could browse the forum easily on a smartphone or tablet (just tried on Android, and it looks OK)

Looks pretty good on my Jolla too.

However, given Fred's description of SB, it effectively is more a rival to PB (Fred says it compliments PB) Sure they can be used in a complementary way, for example now PureBasic has JSON commands you could use it to create a JSON-RPC server and then use SpiderBasic for the front end. More and mor...

I don't understand the purpose of Spider Basic. The intro in the help basically describes Spider Basic as a rival to Pure Basic....... PureBasic can be compiled for Linux, Windows and OSX running on an x86 processor. SpiderBasic runs in a browser which will take it to many more platforms. But even ...

I think SpiderBasic is currently client side only so you'd have to do something like a HTTPRequest() to a PHP script to get it.

You can find the necessary PHP here.

Ive just updated my "Hello World" to take into account some new events that have appeared in SpiderBasic.

You should be able to run this code with SpiderBasic and PureBasic without needing any changes.

Sorry but maybe I didn't explain topic very well. I see the loading event but even this event is called before the actual loaded or created sprite? No, it's bound before LoadSprite() but it's not called unless/until the specified event actually occurs. If you didn't bind the callback to the event u...

Is there a way of passing and returning JSON objects to/from procedures containing inline JavaScript without having to use JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify()?

The procedures are bound to events as callbacks (line 111). ; Register the loading event before calling any resource load command BindEvent(#PB_Event_Loading, @Loading()) BindEvent(#PB_Event_LoadingError, @LoadingError()) BindEvent(#PB_Event_RenderFrame, @RenderFrame()) So if, for example, LoadSprit...