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I'm not trying to sidestep the potential bug (although it is getting late in the USA so no one here will be able to look at this with a clear head until tomorrow), but have you tried using the RowsToRecords property? I'm not sure if it will work the…
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@josh in the Customer Notes screen shot you posted as the UI you were trying to emulate, I see that the form has what I would refer to as header data (e.g., date, order no, keyword, type) and then the larger area with the main content (i.e., the "no…
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Depending upon the command that generated the error, Get_Status usually does contain the full error text. I assumed by your question this wasn't the case when the error is coming from CopyOSFile. I didn't attempt to duplicate your situation to confi…
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@MattCrozier does this put you back in business? Do you need a copy of this or can you take care of that?
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And this is Windows 10 Pro?
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What does @FILE_ERROR contain in this error state? If it doesn't contain the verbosity you require, you might need to extract the error text yourself from the relevant insert record or from REVERROR.DAT.
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This isn't something that the SRP Editor can do for you, but OpenInsight supports a directive that allows you to specify your own precompiler. This is how we introduced enhanced BASIC+ syntax. This blog article should help.
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Sweet!
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So you want the height of the row to grow dynamically as the user enters new lines?
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@josh in addition to the CellMultilined property that was referenced in the other thread, you'll want to use the DataRow property to set the height of the row to be taller than the default.
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@josh Colin mentioned the CellMultiLined property in this post, which is what I think you are looking for. I gather this will also help you with your other thread.
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@josh understood...but I'm curious about other visual anomalies that can occur. Do you intend for this form to remain stationary? Should users be prevented from maximizing or minimizing it? There is another option available to you that would be a h…
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@AusMarkB yes, it is dependent upon the way it is launched.
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In that case, you can't hide the title bar. OI will always add this back when the form is launched using Start_MDIChild. Actually, I think this is really being done by the Windows API. It appears you intend this panel to be a part of the MDI Frame …
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@josh am I right in understanding your side panel is really just an MDI Child form running in an MDI Frame client?
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@slowjams to be honest, I really don't understand why you are doing this. It seems like you are not really using OI the way it was intended. However, if you know the data has been updated on the server, try sending the form a READ event to re-load t…
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v2 and later there is a SYSENV row with Key ID SRP_HTTP_FRAMEWORK_VERSION. v1 didn't have any identifying marks, so if that row is missing then it is most likely v1.
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Thanks for the update and self-deprecating humor. Just out of curiosity, what version of the HTTP Framework is running at this site.?
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One wild guess was perhaps case sensitivity with the name of the header field. I'm not looking at the Framework code right now, but I suppose it could fail it is case sensitive.
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Yeah, nothing quick comes to mind because it either works or it doesn't. That's why I wanted to see the log. It would give me (and you) a clearer idea as to how the request data is coming into the Framework.
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Do you have at-will access to the server (or machine running the OI system) or did you only have a short window of access and what you've shared is about all we can expect to see for now?
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Are you also logging the requests? If so, can you email me one of the logs that you believe has the proper information within the Authorization header?
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Hi Jim. Yes, I would expect this to work but your mileage may vary regarding the hiccups you encounter. Full disclosure: we have not yet converted a FrameWorks application to OI 10. However, we endeavored to make sure that all of the essential ingre…
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Technically speaking, @RECORD isn't a property but rather a system variable. As Barry notes, this variable will be populated with the content of the record from the table. However, I'm gathering you are looking to trap when the user enters an invali…
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I'm not sure I followed your previous post. Are you noting that something else is amiss but with the OIPI.Net preview window? If so, make sure you have the latest client setup installed.
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Yes, unfortunately that is a big reason why tons of reports have not been converted for many developers (you should try converting to the BRW...) So this does narrow the field a bit. You might want to try printing to a PDF printer driver instead. T…
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You are changing the wrong Key ID in SYSENV. I assumed you were using the right none, but now I see that your previous post didn't specify which Key ID it was. Try CFG_OIPI.
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@AusMarkB yes, that's all you need to do. However, you should confirm that you did it right by doing a preview of a report and confirming that you see the newer form. When I want to do a quick sanity check with the OIPI, I just open a dictionary in …
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@AusMarkB did you note whether this is OIPI classic or OIPI.Net? Have you tried switching it to see if the problem is consistent?
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We do a fair amount of OIPI printing as well and I can't recall seeing this before. Thus, I'm still trying to gather clues. I'm assuming that when you are missing invoices, it is always the invoices at the end rather than random invoices within the …