[Max Content of the HTTP request and Response]

HTTP_BODY_MAXLENGTH in llHTTPRequest defines the accepted length of the body óf http_response - not the length of the length of the body sent by llHTTPRequest. This, I think (but I'm not sure) only limited by the script memory available.

[Is This Possible?]

You can't load a texture from an external server - from the perspective of LL there are good reasons for that, I guess.

What you could do, however, is use moap (media on a prim - see here e.g. ) to load a texture to the face of a prim.

Most likely, however, this will not work with rotating images - or to a limizted degree - since pages are rendered to each viewer.

[HTTP Communication Question - Multiple Responses???]

HTTP communication is simple:  request an an response. I you use several echo or print commands in an response, the result will still be one response.  That should answer the quostion for separate http_responses.

As for several scripts listening for the responses to the same request: All scripts in a prim that sent the request can listen for the response.

To advice you how to best go about your problrm, it wiuld be good to know a little more about what your problem is.

[Mirroring - yet another rotation question]

Ok. Which object/prim these lines a written for? My starting point id the original object - so objRot would be llGetRot()

[Mirroring - yet another rotation question]

I have two more questions:

1. What is objRot?
2. What is normal (third line in your code)?

Thanks!

[Mirroring - yet another rotation question]

Thanks a lot, Dora - I will try it - and try to understand it.

[Mirroring - yet another rotation question]

I know I will chew off my lips when I see the solution, but I'm stuck here.

I want to mirror a prim at an axis - let's say the global x-achis. I got the positioning right - piece of cake. But I just don't get the rotation math right.

How do I get the rotation mirrored properly (let's keep it simple, and take the global x-axis?

[Warnung vor Pick up artist`s]

Ok - no worries.

[Warnung vor Pick up artist`s]

Bezieht sich dein Posting auf meines - es scheint so, weil du ja auf meines antwortest. Ich muss aber ehrlich zugeben: Ich verstehe nicht, worauf du dich beziehst.

[Warnung vor Pick up artist`s]

Dies ist kein Beitrag zum Thema - aber ich habe mich beim Lesen Orcas Postings doch ziemlich amüsiert - rund um das Wort "Interpretaton". Das - und wenn man andere korrigiert, sollte man schon richtig richtig stellen - ein Substantiv ist. 

Aber auch inhaltlich fand ich das Statement lustig - natürlich ist vieles darin eine Interpretation (viele wüdren sogar sagen, dass jeder Meinugsaüßerung eine Interpretation voraus geht).  Das deutlichste Beispiel: Deinem "EDIT 2" liegen einige Interpretationen zu Grunde.

Das nur nebenbei.

[Slide between two points?]

The smoothest way to do what you want would be to use llSetKeyframedMotion. How you calculate the coordinates depends on how they are defined.

[llGetPrimitiveParams in HUD]

As far as your little script is concerned, there is no reson it shouldn't work in a HUD. 

[Hard to explain - I want to access the objects inside a prim dropped on another prim.]

You can't do it, if you put the cadrige inside the projector's inventory. As long s both objects are rezzed in the same region, you can however use llGiveInventoryList (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlGiveInventoryList) to treansfer the textures in the cardrige to the projector.

[Pay object to run a script?]

- Just try - and if you run into problems, just shout here!

[Pay object to run a script?]

What you basically need is a money event (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Money) to know that someone has payed the object and a timer event (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Timer) that you set with llSetTimerEvent (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Timer) to time the sitting. For an example how to script a pose ball, look here http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Zero_Lag_Poseball

[llSetPrimMediaParams Don't Work In Other Viewers?]

The answer is simple: prim media is not supported by v1 based viewers. They only support parcel media. Firestorm does, however, since it's not v1 based.

[Touch Event Don't Work In Media]

If the right-click way isn't what you want, you could use a second prim, make it transparent and place it on the face in question. Of cause, this means you can't click on the media (e.g. links) on the media prim.

[Best Way To Retrieve Data From PHP Script]

You should state more precisely what you want. Do you want to load media onto a prim's face or do you want to retrieve data from an outworld server? These are 2 very different things. 

To display media on a prim, you either use parcel media (look at LlParcelMediaCommandList) or prim-media (look at 

llSetPrimMediaParams)

[Best Way To Retrieve Data From PHP Script]

The simplest way usually simply llHTTPRequest (if the inworld object triggers the information retrieval) or  llHTTPResponse (if the webserver triggers the information retrieva; lslightly more tricky).

[Delay between clicks]

To stop the object to react on clicks for a bit, you simply add a timer and a flag:

key myRequest;string Who;integer touchable = 1;default{    state_entry()    {    }    touch_start(integer number)    {    	if (touchable) {    		touchable = 0;		Who=llDetectedKey(0);		llSetTimerEvent(10.0);		llInstantMessage(Who,"Sending request to the server! Please wait...");		myRequest=llHTTPRequest("http://example.com/Page.asp",		      [HTTP_METHOD, "POST",		       HTTP_MIMETYPE, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"],		       "Who=" + llGetUsername(llDetectedKey(0)));	    } else {	   		llInstantMessage(Who,"Please wait a bit");	    }    }    http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body)    {            if (request_id == myRequest)            {            llInstantMessage(Who,body);            }    }        timer() {
           touchable = 1; 
           llSetTimerEvent(0);
     }
}

 You could also wait for the http_response for setting touchable to 1 again, which at you current design would be better, since if the response has not arrived back when a second avi touches the objects, Who will be overwritten and the first ava won't get the IM in the response event, but the 2nd avi would get two mesages-

[Grafikfehler bei Firestorm Release]

Grundsätzlich sollte SL - und auch Firestorm - auf eurer GraKa laufen, wenn auch nicht sonderlich schön - ihr bewegt euch damit am unteren Ende dessen, was SL braucht.

Bevor hier schlechtes Benehmen in blanke Aggression um schlägt, ein paar Tipps:

• bevor ich anfangen würde, in den Untiefen der verschiedenen Einstellungeb zu wühlen, würde ich einfach den Viewer sauber de-installieren und neu installieren. Wie man sauber de-installiert, könnt ihr hier  nachlesen
• wenn das nichts hilft, geht inworld zur Support-Gruppe und fragt dort nach

[AttachTemp help needed]

There are two problems I can see in your code for the rezzed object:

1. You use "attached" as a global variable - and as the variable for the parameter that gets passed by the attach event. Change the name of the global - let's say to "isattached" and set it to attached in the event.
2. You din't st your global 'attached' - so it's not NULL_KEY. I would set it to NULL_key explicitly in the rezz event.

Try and see if that solves the riddle.

 

 

[Action after payment recieved]

In which event do use this code? I guess it's the money event (the part before the http_response event), which doesn't support llDetectedKey() but passes the key of the ava that has payed money as a parameter. , id or Who are keys, so you have to convert them, using them as a string. AlsoYour code could look something like:

 

key myRequest;key Who;state cash {	money(key id, integer amount) {		Who = id;		llInstantMessage(Who,"Sending request to the server");		myRequest=llHTTPRequest("http://example.com/Page.asp",		          [HTTP_METHOD, "POST",		           HTTP_MIMETYPE, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"],		           "Who=" + (string)Who);	}        http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body)    {            if (request_id == myRequest)            {            	llInstantMessage(Who,body);            }    }}            

 

[Grafikfehler bei Firestorm Release]

Was für eine GraCa hast du verbaut - hast du eventuell 2?

[Can a script list the contents of the prim it's in?]

Look at llGetInventoryName- the example there should show you, how to iterate over the contents of an inventory.