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So how relevant is the images metadata to determining what to do with the image so far as the layout is concerned? I don't have the image handy from the screenshot above but the images I do have that weren't working have little to no metadata return…
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Dates didn't work either. With or without a conversion value. 4.0.3 I can manage it with the beforeupdate event but curious that it doesn't seem to work for me. It doesn't look that difficult to implement
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cellValidation = "MD24" cellConversion = null$ cellValidMsg = "Quantity must be a number" showMessage = false$ Set_Property(ole_itemTable$, "OLE.CellConv[":QtyCol$:"; All]", cellValidation:fm$:cellConversion:fm$:cellValidMsg:fm$:showMes…
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@kevinfournier, did you manage to replicate this issue with the image I linked to above?
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So I'm going to rework the window I'm working on to implement beforeUpdate and afterUpdate events instead of poschanging and see how that goes. If anyone can identify what I'm doing wrong with the cellconv property then I'll implement that too.
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Thanks for the clarification, best practice guide @DonBakke. That helps greatly. With that guidance I revisited the cellconv and set it to skip the message and fire the OnInvalidData event so I could capture what it was working with. I assume I'm ov…
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OnInvalidData - I've never used the cellconv property for some reason; a decision also made some time ago and just never revisited. Probably because much of the cell validation I do is validating against a list of keys and then if valid, populate ot…
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There's a method; EnsureVisible
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Thanks Kev. Brain was off yesterday.
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It happens with both the autodisplay during onfiledrop or if you set the image during a read or if you set the image after clicking on the button under the picture there that says "Next Image". Not during "CREATE"
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They're sneaky buggers!!!
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Just had a client report the thumbnail not displaying as a thumbnail issue. Here's their screenshot The image I linked to above does the same thing, yet other images behave as expected.
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Are you changing pages/vposition and are those buttons on all pages?
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Former. Old - 2012 New - 2016
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Thanks for the link. I had found other similar ones and pursued the same sorts of things to no avail. I was also a little reluctant to modify too many security based settings as that would be outside of our domain. However, I came onsite today and w…
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1. set_property(ole_picture$, "OLE.Layout", "Thumbnail") Set_Property(ole_picture$, "OLE.Image", someimage)Try this pic 2. That makes sense thanks. 100%, 80%, 60%, 40%, 20%, gone...
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When and how do you use your program? I encourage the IT depts. we deal with to add a script to the users logins so that every time they login to their machine, it copies the ocx from the server to a local drive, unregisters the old and registers th…
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The response status was set to null, so nothing valid. No response headers. The dashboards are a third party - Geckoboard. As per your suggestion, I installed postman on the server and ran it from there. All good. Appropriate response and the dashbo…
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Try the directconnect control
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You need to execute the same code that you would if the user had clicked on the tab themselves. Set_Property(@Window, 'VPOSITION', 2)
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I was getting a little excited, thinking you had given me the simple magic solution and indeed at first glance it seemed like you had. Now, readystate comes back completed. However.... response still comes back null which is effectively the same as …
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what @KevinFournier said. *taller*
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draw the tab on the form slightly higher. Personally I usually set it about 30 high to allow appropriate space for images as well. The form designer height represents the tab caption height or thereabouts
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No no Colin. The correct response there was that you were cleverer than you thought just not quite clever enough to be able to explain the complexities to the rest of us.
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I'm more curious as to how you achieved what you have. Do you mean each tab autosizes so they are evenly spread across the entire tab width or have I misunderstood? I'm not aware of a tab width either but by default the tabs just size themselves to …
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With an emphasis on syntax and your example link, I see how that changes the question and therefore the answer and yes I picked up on the "I wouldn't do this myself but this is how you might" tone. I'm not convinced that familiar syntax is a reason…
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for i = 1 to 5 if needToJumpToNextIteration else GoSub do_my_stuff end Next i
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for i = 1 to 5 if condition else // do my stuff? end Next i Oversimplified?
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HOLD THAT DOOR, I'll see myself out