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When I replicate the same path Service = 'READ' * Key = 'HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion' Key = 'HKLM\SOFTWARE\Revsoft\OECGI4\ApiPBC' ClsID = Null$ * ValueName = 'ProductName' ValueName = 'ProcedureName' Window…
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@BarryStevens if you click here on the ribbon you'll get to the About page. In the table, there's references to the ribbon and controls versions. Do you see anything there? If so, then srp_registry is working for you. Check "LoadVersionTable" i…
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Disregard that suggestion. I just tested it myself and it worked both ways
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I realise this question doesn't make much sense on the surface but have you tried using the abbreviations instead of the full name for the hive? "HKLM" instead of "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"
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Does the EXISTS service find it? Key = "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Revsoft\OECGI4" Exists = SRP_Registry("EXISTS", Key, ValueName, Value, Error)
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Whenever I see that error it is indicative of the application not returning at all. It didn't return any headers because it didn't return at all. This happens most often under two scenarios: * The application is still processing. I recently post…
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Barry, did an oengine start?
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Could it just be that you need to resize manually via the top border splitter bar? I think I got caught out like that once before. I don't know how it got to that state but a manual resize and everything has been as expected since.
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Have just done that but then realised it's not a good reference point. The keyboard navigation doesn't work exactly the same anyway because if we select a top level item, we set focus to a different control on the window so the keyboard navigation w…
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There is a scrollbar before expanding. Keyboard navigation is displaying the same symptoms as the mousewheel. This is what the control looks like and for me, I only need hover over it to scroll. Never even need click. The offending control/system n…
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Done
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For clarification, the xml for the init statment is identical, so they do both have the "MDI2015_FAVOURITES" tab.
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You're doing it the right way. If I'm not mistaken, you're in a uniqueish scenario where development and production are at the same physical location so you have direct access to both/all systems. Keep in mind, the nature of the more usual arrangem…
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Thanks @DonBakke, yep I did. The scenario is, we're still developing in OI9 and then periodically porting to OI10 so that when we're ready, we're ready. Changing to SRP buttons in OI9 means doing it once. Changing to OI10 buttons means redoing it ev…
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Fair enough. Thanks for looking into it Kev. We'll change the buttons to SRP buttons wherever we've implemented the SRP tab. Looking at it from that perspective, it's not as big a job as first perceived. We'll just now know that moving forward, if …
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Fortunately we're not moving production to OI10 just yet so the work around will suffice whilst we remember it. Will be keen to hear of a resolution when you come up with one though.
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I always use the Ascii chart popup as my little reminder of what's what.
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The labels in your screenshot are "OPTIONS_1", "OPTIONS_2" etc so to speak to the first option, I_Button should be something like "MYWINDOWNAME.MYCTRLNAME.OPTIONS_1" It's a little difficult to tell what it actually is based on your example. What is…
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and in testing this I found something I hadn't considered. Whilst you can change the text, the new text will only occupy the same space as the original text so if your new text is longer than the original, it will end up truncated.
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You don't appear to be changing the TEXT property. The VALUE property is the value returned to the program, the TEXT property is what the user sees
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changing the x/y position Damn, that would have been better.
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Just tested it and confirmed it is the label. So to refer to the individual option you use windowName.CtrlName.Label, all in uppercase
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Eg: set_property(@Window:".RB_PERIOD.NULL", "VISIBLE", false$) The control name is "RB_PERIOD" so set_property(@Window:".RB_PERIOD", "VISIBLE", false$) will hide the entire control but if you concatenate the, (and this is where I'm a bit sketchy b…
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I did something similar for a different reason. I was after vertical radio buttons but with greater spacing between them. The goal was different but you could probably use the same approach. In this there are four choices only but the radio button c…
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I'll be of no assistance on this whatsoever, I just dropped in to say, that's a nice looking table.
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So I added parm<5> for curiosity's sake and...
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I have code that's been the same for over a decade and other than PARM<5>, it's essentially the same as yours and like Kevin, I get the default Windows open file dialog. OI is 9.4.2 but I don't see that making any real difference. CFOpt = ""…
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Out of curiosity, how are you trying to load the key in an open form? set_property(..... ) send_event(@Window, "READ") I assume I've oversimplified.
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I suspect promoted events are at play. I'd even have a stab in the dark at the routine name being something like oryx_promoted_events and within the 'create' logic, the 'FORECOLOR' property of certain control types is being set in an attempt to main…