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I'm working in an implementation of Mailgun API for Mathematica. Just to leave a note for future readers, I discovered that Base64 are not supported in Gmail and Outlook, as you can check [here][1]. [1]:... |
there is a better solution documented under ExportForm In[11]:= css = CloudDeploy[ExportForm["body {background:red}", {"String", "text/css"}]] Out[11]=... |
terrific video. i well remember the 'old days' when Mathematiica was being created at stephen's Center for Complex Systems Research (CCSR) on the U of I campus. i would stop by there almost daily at around 3am (my own working hours are a bit strange)... |
Hopefully right out of the box, your client ap servers should to able to integrate Wolfram Cloud backend IA services, which would include authentication of Wolfram Cloud objects, etc. |
> One could probably say that Mathematica is a language for people who > what to get things done, but who don't want to be programmers. I would > have no idea how to quantify that type of user. That is exactly why I am using Mathematica 10.0.2. ... |
As so often happens, a good night's sleep and fresh eyes suggest solutions to what the night before seemed like an intractable obstacle. This morning I realized that if the back end was displaying data in a browser window, but returned $Failed when... |
Hi Christopher, It would be easier if you reached out to me per email. We could set up some demo sheets and code. You can reach me at jp@tollenboom.be Looking forward to talk to yo, JP |
One possibility is to convert each equation to a graphic: Rasterize[TraditionalForm[HoldForm[(5 + (7 - 8))*6 == 24]]] Any of the [HTTPResponse][1] functions found in its documentation examples should also work as a FormPage second argument.... |
Thank you! That worked. Had I known AutoSubmitting was default true, I'd have thought to try this first. Not only did you help solve my problem, you also helped me better understand the full Association spec for FormObjects. Much appreciated! |
Thanks Andre, useful to know! |