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I suggest using a tool like Postman to send the .zip file to rule out any problems with HTTPClient_Services.
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@KevinFournier - Thanks for the reminder. I was confusing this installer with the product installers that install an RDK.
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I think this should work, but I honestly can't say I've done this. Did their web service provide specific instructions on how the request should be configured?
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@BarryStevens - Does this mean you were unable to test the OI 9 installation on the client's machine? Also, are you saying that when you installed on your own PC, that it actually copied over and registered SRPControls.ocx and SRPControls64.ocx?
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So it will only try to register the 32bit one? If you are using our new universal installer, then yes. It is smart enough to know which version of OI you are installing this into. I want to determine if this problem is limited to SRPControls64.oc…
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A few questions/suggestions: * When you get that message, can you confirm if the SRPControls64.ocx file is in the folder that is indicated in the message? * If you have access to the file, try manually registering it to see if that works. Also,…
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@BarryStevens - Thanks for sending us the code that is causing the crash. We'll look into this on our end. Regarding the screenshot, I'm not seeing anything that needs to be resolved. Perhaps you are wondering why there are three instances of "SRP S…
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@BarryStevens - Fair point. However, in case you have other copies of OI with an older version of the SRP Editor you might want to keep SRPUtil.ocx installed and registered.
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@josh - It's already defined in OI so you can call it as if it was a regular function.
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@josh - Normally you would use the FindWindow API to get the handle. @prattspets - You should have a copy of the Windows_Services module from your FrameWorks system. There is a service called GetHandle that you can use. You can pass in the caption …
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@BarryStevens - Normally we would recommend people download from our products site (as Kevin linked you to), but in James' situation, he did that but the DLL wasn't installing and he didn't have a way to pull the DLL out of the installer. Thus, I ju…
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I all likelihood it went nowhere. I'm still of the opinion that the RDK failed to copy in the DLL file due to file system reasons. I can't explain why, especially given that you deleted the older file. Sometimes a reboot of the server is necessary t…
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@jamanga - Your code helped us to find some overzealous parsing on our end that caused the pragma line to be added to your code unexpectedly. We tightened this up. You can download the latest SRPUtil.ocx from this link and confirm for yourself. Of …
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I agree, the newer SRPUtilities.dll probably didn't get copied in, which is a common problem when the SRP Utilities is already in use. We rely upon the RDK itself to copy the file in. This means our installer is unaware of any problems. If you've ve…
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@josh - Barry is correct. Changing the justification of a column does not rebuild the index. However, it can change the way the index is queried. Can you confirm that your queries are accurate based on the change in justification?
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Shhhh!!!! Now he knows!
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Ah, yes. That's why F12 isn't visible...because we already have a menu for this feature. I totally forgot about Ctrl+Shift+G. I also forget why we have two shortcuts for the same feature.
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...and always mouse up to the dropdown to achieve that goal. Which leads me to my other favorite shortcut: Ctrl+L. Now this is definitely visible in the SRP Menu (Search > Goto Label). I've always been a big fan of workflows that require littl…
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Ok, thanks. havent seen that anywhere Sigh...we really do need to get our documentation updated for the SRP Editor. I could have sworn the F12 feature was at least visible in the menus, but I just confirmed it is a hidden menu.
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If your cursor is anywhere in a label or the name of a stored procedure/insert (even if this just exists within comments), pressing F12 will jump to the label or open up that stored procedure /insert.
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Ctrl+T :) My favourite shortcut. F12 occupies the top of my short list.
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There are various known and expected conditions that would cause the tooltips to disappear. They don't just come back automatically but pressing Ctrl+T will always toggle them.
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It should work, but I can duplicate your problem. It seems like it never shells to the command line. We'll take a look at it.
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The official installer (not the RDK) will perform the registration of SRPUtil.ocx after it copies the file into your local OI folder. However, we still recommend relocating the file to a local folder and re-registering if you are running this on a …
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@BarryStevens - Corby and Kevin have provided you the technical answers you need. However, it might be helpful to know exactly which SRP products (i.e., as listed on our products site, not the underlying OCX/DLL files) you intend to include in your …
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Mark - We did discover a bug with the bookmarks that was addressed in v3.0.3: https://wiki.srpcs.com/display/Editor/Version+History
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Correct...not surprisingly because OI message boxes are just forms called via Dialog_Box and closed with End_Dialog.