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Yeah...I only brought it up because this thread was about creating reusable components. The utility itself does ship with our full SRP FrameWorks product. I've toyed with the idea of making it available to the public at large but since it uses the S…
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Barry - I'm assuming you are aware of this from an earlier post in this thread, correct? I thought my post and screenshot were self-explanatory. To summarize: it's a BASIC+ routine I wrote that uses the SRP EditTable control to emulate the functiona…
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Thanks for that. I wanted to make sure the format of the JSON was reasonable to expect "cars" : [] to clear the data. It is.
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Barry - I am curious to see an example of your JSON from a GET method. Not the whole object, just the part related to this "cars" AMV.
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Is "cars" the name of an MV field or the name of an AMV group?
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Matt - Thanks for the feedback. Surprisingly you are the only one who has responded. I take it then that simply turning on UTF-8 mode at the beginning of HTTP_MCP is sufficient and if you needed to temporarily disable this within the execution of yo…
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I've reviewed this a little more on my end. I do not know why the datepicker disappeared in the first place, but I am pretty certain know why you can't get it to appear. The control saves its visual state in an INI file (SRPControls.ini), which shou…
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Do you normally see the Tree? If so, has this vanished as well? I don't suppose you have a screen shot of this. Finally, what version of the control are you using?
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Yes.
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We'll have to review the cause of the freezing, but DICT is not a supported keyword anyway. If you press Shift+F7 to open up the Viewer window and then enter HELP in the command line, this will provide you a list of all built-in commands. I think t…
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Are you asking for a way to launch the Table Builder via the SRP Editor command line?
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Does this happen the moment you perform the paste operation or do you also have to press Enter? Does it matter what code you paste in? I'm wondering if there is certain patterns in the code that causes this to trigger. Perhaps you can post some actu…
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Use the UD Manager to unlock those records or restart the Universal Driver. Alternatively, the Universal Driver should timeout and unlock those records eventually, but you probably don't want to wait that long.
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Okay. I took a look. First, I'm glad I said 99.9% because I was wrong. While that insert does define font equates, these specific equates are in the OIPI_FONTS inserts (which you already identified). TIMES is defined there as well (see line 83). I …
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I still have a copy of your system so just let me know what stored procedure you are working on (assuming it is a pre-existing one) and I'll investigate to get a better idea of what is going on.
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I'm 99.9% positive those are defined in the APP_INSERTS insert. Does your code use this insert?
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It will require a bit of a rework but worth it in the end I reckon. Yes, I believe it will be well worth the effort. In a different project (which was inherited from another developer), there was a lot of data being marshaled back and forth via a …
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I have a directconnect setup for use with a very specific purpose, sending notifications between users, ie the onMessage results in a popup on the desired recipients screen. The most common use of this though is for notification of the completion of…
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Barry was helpful in reminding me that this was previously reported here. However, I believe the subject was glossed over as the conversation turned into a discussion about best-practice architecture. The original issue has been logged although I'm …
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Are you saying that for correct implementation, that each window should have a directconnect ole and the onmessage should be sent to those No, one SRP DirectConnect control per instance of OI is ideal, although I now understand why your original d…
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Thank you for providing the details above. This is most helpful. I am now pretty certain I understand the nature of your problem. You are expecting the same SRP DirectConnect control that sent the Broadcast message to receive the OnMessage event. Th…
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Aaron's suggestion was really the same suggestion I gave near the top of the entire thread. He just took the time to give you a prototype to work with. Let's start over since it is clear that there are some misunderstandings and perhaps false assum…
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I agree, we are talking past each other. However, there are points in your narrative which lead me to believe your setup and implementation is wrong.
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I only did that to test for your issue. I still maintain that multiple SRP DirectConnect controls running in the same app is not the best design...but it should work. You didn't answer my questions.
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It just so happens that I was working on a project today that uses the SRP DirectConnect control. I put 5 different SRP DirectConnect controls on the same window and then executed one Broadcast. All 5 controls got the OnMessage event. Are you sure …
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Okay, this is a form. I was thinking you were creating something more simplistic...like a property/value panel. This changes my perspective. I'd like to go back to your original question. You asked for a "more direct way to display the content of a…
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I can't say I know of any way to shortcut what you are doing, but I am also curious as to what the final format looks like. Does it need to be pretty? Is a stringified view of the JSON not sufficient?
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As you just noted (and discussed in this post), this would have to be simulated. I would be interested to hear of anybody actually doing this. I think if I were to take a stab at this I would do something like this: * Use the OnMouseMove event. …
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Thanks for pointing this out. It doesn't matter what statement is used. It appears that "http:/" will trigger the format change and not simply "http:".
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Ahem...that last response was from me. :) Yes, it will be a moving target but you can get some measure of control if you check a few things up front. For instance, the GetResponseHeaderField service using the argument "Content-Type" should tell you…