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A further note on this. It appears this issue evolved progressively with each version of Windows rather than a was right, now isn't type scenario. I've been asking a client to rotate their photos. They say, "we have". I look and say "Really?" They'…
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and there's the keeper... :)
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I'm going to have to let that one go through to the keeper. I'm pretty sure you could and pretty sure I had in the early days of testing but I can't remember how and can't find any reference to it in the wiki.
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Morning, Until a more informed response appears, here's my two cents from my experience. Firstly, what I tend to do is open a copy of word and/or excel so I have a point of reference. This is what the ribbon is intended/designed to replicate. That …
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Would you believe I got asked yesterday if we could drag emails into that window I've screenshot above? It's only just been put into production and it's the first question they've asked. So when's that new tree control coming? :)
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Damn you Kevin and your factual references! I think I'm going t have to take the long way round.
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Bugger! I was hoping to be more generic so the content could change and my code wouldn't have to. Oh well, it's read only stuff for now so I'll start generically and see where it takes me.
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I had done that as well purely for the reason Frank suggested; "to test my creativity" :) my screenshot Then I stumbled over Don's screen shots and felt not nearly as clever as I first told myself I was. I have on the backburner a project to redes…
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I think where I wanted to go with this was simply pointing out that as far as creating a dedicated "drop zone" is concerned, it doesn't matter what control is used as long as it provides an obvious visual destination to drop your files onto. Agree…
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:) So far as emails are concerned, yes the drag-n-drop was to do with attachments. The thread was initiated by a request from a client to be able to drag images directly from a browser into OI. I had set up the picture control to enable the drag-n-…
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but it will be supported by the picture control soon though right? https://forum.srpcs.com/discussion/95/drag-and-drop#latest
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Too late. :P
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Kevin, I'm curious from your previous comment, do you have an appointment calendar suggestion/recommendation?
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I use "~" in place of an asterisk for my multipart keys. It seems to work and only required a minor change in http_resource_services to perform the swap. I'm using IIS though, not Abyss. Eg: api/timecards/4252~weglenor~17797~28800~57600
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Hey Aaron, You might just need an updated version of srp utilities because your issue sounds similar to this thread. srp-hashtable-question-marks
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I referred to it as a big big win because I, perhaps a little eagerly, jumped to the conclusion that this fix also fixed this issue: closing ribbon not always destroying the backstage That said, this has now been tested as well and all resolved. H…
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Sorry for being a bit slow on the uptake but I think I've caught up. Yes Kevin's theory is very plausible. Photos taken in landscape mode downloaded to XP computer. Photographer goes whoops and rotates them so they "look" right. Metadata doesn't cha…
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Ok, I could send you more but I won't. Yes the picture control displays the pictures the same way as Windows Explorer so I guess that's the answer moving forward. I will go through and rotate the hundreds of pictures in windows explorer so they look…
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Kevin are you saying there's something wrong with the picture itself because I have many examples of the same thing including the one at the beginning of this thread where the old picture control was getting it right?
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That works thanks Kevin. Don't know what it was but that's a big big win!!!
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Nope
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Just been going through these upgrades as per my ribbon control thread. 4.0.2 took pictures that were previously correct and rotated them 90 degrees counter clockwise. Upgraded to the 4.0.3 link above and those same pictures now show rotated 90 degr…
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Just upgraded further to 4.0.3 RC2 via the picture control thread. Also crashes.
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Thanks for the clarification Kevin. Makes sense.
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Hey Don, Yes "Rest Break" and the three above it. The closer to the top of the tab, the more noticeable the contrast. Kevin. Generic routine to initialise all tabs so flickerfree is always set to true. (which reminds me I need to create a promoted…
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Thanks for the suggestion. Just to ensure I understood what you meant by lower tab order, I tried separately with the tab control first being a higher number than the controls it contains and then switched it to ensure that it was a lower number th…
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Nicely done
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Yep, that's what I meant. I've modified the framework routines to various degrees so I can no longer easily tell what is original code and what I've changed. You will likely need to do the same so as to pass the relevant types right through from beg…
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I believe you may have to step outside of the generic framework to resolve this. I stumbled across the same issue. The issue arises from calling srp_json passing "0190". It is srp_json that drops the leading zero because it interprets it as a number…