After creating (either create or batch create) a record for two tables, and then immediately: (1) querying those tables; (2) reading those records; (3) and deleting those records ---

I get these three errors in combination: 

1) "The server response could not be downloaded at this time"
2) "Error: There was a problem getting a response from the server for cdb_batchCreateCloud request"
3) "Could not create record in cloud"

Any suggestion on how to avoid these errors?

There is an error in the Sample NotePad application.
it errors on line 233 see attached picture

Hi Livecloud,

I'm trying to create a auto-login scheme, and i'm realizing that unless I store my user's actual password, I can't do it.

Any chance you could allow the option of submitting the hash instead of the password? ... maybe a "sending hash" parameter.

Thanks,

Tom

Hi Guys

I'm stuck on something. I want to store a list of options in the livecloud database that i will insert into the text of an option menu , or combo Box Menu control (Basically a dynamic drop down list)

It works fine if there id only one record in the table, for example:

The Download button at the top of the Blob Viewer is blocked by the Viewer screen. A minor problem but it is a problem.

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Errors: 

"Trying to get current config file and will try again"
"TableName provided is not a valid tableName: ..."
"Missing critical data needed to write to cloud"

I was running a lot of queries. Did I break the system? 

Here is a quick update on regions and datacenters. We recently built a region in South Africa.

It is being hosted in a Microsoft Azure datacenter. As we have stated in the past, we normally use Digital Ocean regions as they are a good fit for LiveCloud. Our experience with Azure will allow us to look into other locations where Digital Ocean is not providing service.

The new region will be available in our next update to LiveCloud Manager. We are aiming to release the update later today.


Our current list of regions:

San Franciso, USA
New York, USA
Toronto, Canada
London, UK
Johannesburg, Africa

This is a good update. THUMBS UP!
Can you expand some information on the section:
" We are now using the industry standards when deleting you project,aka child proof.(Credit Tom Glod)"
Is this a reference to "Relational Integrity"? Where you cannot delete a table that has some kind of child record links?

Under the Sample ion the LCM, I am trying to build the Notepad application. Specifically, because of the description, that states: it works locally without user authentication. Is this still true? I have run into an error on line 233 of the Stack "notepad_main_behavior.
which throws the following error: stack "notepad_main_behavior": execution error at line 233 (Chunk: can't find background), char 1.
what am I missing?
Also an added comment:
The reason that I like LiveCode is its versatility in being able to accomplish the various task, sometimes using, what I might call, abstract programming methods. 
I call these "Rabbit Hole" programming methods. I am a person that uses Abstract Programming methods all the time. But I try to comment these "Rabbit Hole" scripts because I don't always remember why I take these detours in my scripts, especially when I have to go back at a later time. One of the most popular Abstract Programming methods is "behaviors" which I completely support. It's like exploring a cave, you need to have bread crumbs so you don't get lost.
Sample applications need to have commented sections so the users cannot fall into what I call "Rabbit Hole" or "Abstract" programming areas. 
Please add comments, especially in Sample Programs, to explain what is going on.
I know for the authors of these Sample Programs, the need to complete and provide these samples is paramount, but so is the need for users to understand how and why these samples work. 
Please don't take this as a negative comment. but samples are learning tools.

On using the cdb delete tTable, tRecordIds, tTarget command I receive the following error message in the text box: 

"Table '________' has not been loaded"


Where:

tTable = the table name (e.g., "myTableName");
tRecordIds = a line delimited list of recordIds; and
tTarget = "cloud"

It does give the correct tableId number in the error message. Any thoughts on what went wrong?