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I assumed the above was stored in a registry setting somewhere so I went hunting it down. I thought I had found it but the entries didn't match what I was seeing in the editor, including the favourites. I assume that means I am looking in the wrong …
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Hey Barry, I haven't used that approach either. Do you know off hand what it actually validates, that is, does it validate that the email address is indeed a valid email address or does it validate that the string complies with specific characteris…
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If you use the array property when your data is in list format or vice versa, the table will still populate, just that the data will end up in the wrong place. Basically what you were expecting to be columns will be rows and what you were expecting …
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Don interpreted my suggestion correctly. Michael, yes try using LIST to see how it pans out. My suggestion was that whilst you were populating the ARRAY format, your data may have been in LIST format. If that's the case, you can either * use th…
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Is your array really a list perhaps? You could use srp_rotate_array to swap it or build it differently in the first place so that your fms and vms are in the opposite places to what they are now
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I suspect that the only way to prevent this is to ensure you have the necessary number of columns pre-defined in design mode, whether that be the exact number or more than the number required. Rows are fine but columns won't get created at runtime.
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Funny how your pair of eyes saw the same thing my pair of eyes saw yesterday and then overlooked this morning when I went to fix it. This morning my head went back to "Mod()", oh that means the bit after the decimal point
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I haven't done it myself but your question got me curious. Curious to the point where I think I might start implementing it. A quick google and the first place to pop up was emailhippo https://www.emailhippo.com/en-us/verify-email-address/api/a Th…
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No worries. The work around works. Just for clarification, the font parameter in the itemlist correctly has the svm's. All other occurrences are 61692
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Ignore line 2 because I had inserted a new 'rectangle' before taking the screenshot but you can see in lines 1 and 3, the rectangle value looks like one big number but it aint really. The vms and fms are as normal.
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By all means, play on. I always do but for what it's worth the reporttable will sum and total for you including sub totals where you group
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I too have tried this sort of thing before and for similar reasons. I play. I experiment. I get excited. I get frustrated. I get excited again. In the end I almost always come to the realisation that I was really looking for a reporttable and in hal…
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I have experienced this as well though never spent the time trying to nail down the sequence of events that caused it. Note to self. Always save a new record/procedure before opening anything else.
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I thought it would be pushing the boundaries to suggest such a thing even though it's my most common error. Glad it's sorted.
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That code looks ok to me. Did you figure this out?
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I'm just going to leave this here... https://wiki.srpcs.com/display/SubclassControl/OptionButton https://wiki.srpcs.com/display/SubclassControl/OptionImage
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I had it with other controls some time ago but it took a while for me to remember "what was that checkbox again?"
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Is there an OI border on the splitter bar?
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Thank you gentlemen. I believe both of you are correct in some way. I have fresh eyes today and can see what I couldn't yesterday. Don, yes I was saying that the error was returned from the srp_send_mail call because that's what our internal logs w…
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My only synchronous ones are these ones Qualify_OLE_Event(CtrlEntId, BeforeDeleteRecords$, 2) Qualify_OLE_Event(CtrlEntId, BeforeEdit$, 2) Qualify_OLE_Event(CtrlEntId, BeforeInsertRecords$, 2) Qualify_OLE_Event(CtrlEntId, BeforeNewRecords$, 2…
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Whilst debugging I sometimes caught this occurring between when the 'deleterecords' was called and when the row actually disappeared but the end result was the same.
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Perfect Don. When calling dialog_box I was passing the name of the embedded form as the parentID. Still launched and appeared to work exactly the same except for the non returning value. If I call dialog_box passing the parent of the embedded form, …
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Thanks Kevin for the second pair of eyes and the technical definitions
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The routine to define the tabs and tab colours was written in 08 or 09 so well before that article but I asked the question only when I was presented with an obvious example of the symptom. The article never came into it. Was only now looking at th…
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Just stumbled over the real answer to this question. Must explicitly set the AllowXPTheme property to false. The connection however was found in the remarks section of the TabColors property First, the AllowXPTheme property must be set to 0, even …
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Roger that. Four suggestions * Change the wiki to say mincellsize instead of preset width or * Change the function to use preset width as per the wiki or * Change the mincellsize property to accept values for both width and height and change…
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Firstly, I appreciate your comments and Kevin's role. I'm speculating too. Second, your impression of my assumption is accurate in its description. I too was suggesting that the preset width does not factor into the calculation though I thought it …
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All columns are visible. As a minimum those auto columns should be probably three times their current width thereby forcing some beyond the edge of the control. It appears though that the column width is just ignored on all auto columns. I think bas…
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The two extremes