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Matt, I thought perhaps "fix" the image on-the-fly using the meta data via the command line tool that Kevin referenced. That way you wouldn't have to bother the user.
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In truth, it probably doesn't matter now that I understand the what, why and how to rectify. In theory I should only need rectify those photos that exist now and all photos moving forward should be correct? You are correct.
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I will go through and rotate the hundreds of pictures in windows explorer so they look the way they're supposed to. I think the phrase "the way they're supposed to" should be qualified. What you really mean is "the way a human observer expects the…
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The Abyss configuration looks perfectly good to me. This is corroborated by your successful internal (local) tests. I am certain the problem lies in the way your web server is routing traffic coming in over port 80. Regarding the firewall, this is a…
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I see. Okay, well I'll share my thoughts on this but I am willing to be corrected by others on my team or in this forum. Browsers will always use port 80 as the default for http traffic and port 443 for https traffic. If you want or need to use an a…
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Greetings to you as well. If I recall correctly, won't you be applying an SSL cert to this site? If that is the case, may I ask why you you are looking to support http instead of just https? I'm not looking to avoid answering your question but I am …
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I do not think to. Remember the problem was in the previous SRPControls.ocx before the picture control was changed. Yes, I remember. The ribbon theme form is a simple form with radio buttons setting various themes so I am somewhat surprised this i…
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Does PBC_RIBBON_THEME have the SRP Picture control being used?
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Do either of those windows have the SRP Picture control on them?
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Adam - LOL. That is too funny. I don't think I've seen that before but it perfectly explains both problems. Yes, SRPUtil.ocx is only for the SRP Editor, although it has all of the same controls that SRPControls.ocx has. We did this to make it easier…
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Chris - It might be unique to your XML init string. Can you send that to support@srpcs.com? We have to use the same method to initialize our Ribbon control so there is something different between our environments.
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Adam - what is the path you put the OCX file into?
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Feel free to email me privately on this as I would be interested to pursue this matter. I am not aware of any bugs and we have a number of implementations. If I can help you or help guide ChargeItPro I'd be happy to do so.
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I take it that you decided ChargeItPro wasn't an acceptable solution?
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Chris - Is this all you have to report? This seems like the same information you shared a couple weeks ago. I'm not sure what else we can do for you without more information or a copy of your system to test with.
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Not at this time. The client only sends data but it does not act as a listener or return data synchronously. Does Verifone not have any easier APIs, such as REST or another HTTP-based solution?
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Adam - I'm going to guess that when you run the OI form with the Picture control, the space where the control resides is white. If so, that implies the control did not register properly. 9 times out of 10 the reason a control doesn't register prop…
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Barry - Do you think that removing line feeds alone is the issue? Haven't you had success with other JSON POSTs where the line feeds are present? I don't doubt that this allowed your API to work, but I am still convinced this is an IIS problem. I be…
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Nice!
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Paxton - I get the impression you have not gone over to the technical documentation site for the SRP Zip utility. I think this will help you sort through your questions. But, to give you a quick response: * SRP_Zip_Open will create the zip file i…
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Paxton - Yes, I think you do not understand what you can do with the SRP Zip utility. Perhaps if you explained what you thought it was designed to do I can help explain things better. However, I thought the examples posted in the product information…
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Paxton - These results do not surprise me. I would have expected the command line to behave the same as the DLL call. They probably are both impacted by the same environmental differences. IPCONFIG is not constrained by such differences. I know thi…
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The request log file is really just the OECGI incoming request structure with the @FM's converted to CR/LF. You can see this in the HTTP_MCP controller. This request structure is defined by Revelation's INET_EQUATES insert. In the case of the highli…
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Mark, Just to make sure I'm following you, is a good example of where the "problem" is observed the "Rest Break" label? I can see that it appears to use the background of the form's gradient rather than the background of the tab's gradient.
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I don't have enough technical knowledge to answer that question. Others on my team might have an answer for you.
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I doubt that the problem is related to losing arguments. Earlier when I suggested using UNC (BTW, I overlooked that this was what you were already doing...sorry about that), I was thinking your problem was due to the differences in the way a Windows…
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Paxton - Your OECGI/OEngineServer session might not see the same folders. In fact, I would doubt it. Can you try UNC paths instead?
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Barry - BTW, there is nothing wrong with storing the PDF file in a dedicated folder on the server once it has been generated. Your API code can first see if the PDF file exists before it makes the request to OI. That can help with efficiency. Of co…
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To properly answer that question requires a bit of understanding of how the web (i.e., HTTP/REST) views resources. I've known all along that your application makes a rather direct relationship between the URL (i.e., the resource identifier) and the …
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I don't think I can help you. You are treating a web server as a glorified file server, which is contrary to how the web is supposed to work. There are many technical ways to do what you are intending to do but if you don't intend to implement a RES…