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It's frustrating, I know. The controls worked in 10.0.8, so why is it our fault they don't anymore? Don't know. I'll check things out when I can. In the meantime, feel free to post 10.1 issues with our controls on our forums. These reports give me a…
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You're never going to get headway with Revelation when you encounter bugs that manifest in our tools. You have to prove that the bug is on their end by recreating issues in non-SRP controls. I'll see what I can find out, but I have a lot on my plate.
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The error code is DISP_E_BADINDEX, which can happen when a COM host tries to access a property or method by index, but the index is invalid. My guess is that 10.1 is not correctly loading the Type Library that informs OI what the properties and meth…
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Try the SRP Utilities SRP_Get_IdleTime function.
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Yes, probably. The caveat is that the SRP Zip Utility only works for the traditional zip archive format, i.e., .zip files. It won't work on other formats, such as .7z. If that fits your requirements, then the SRP Zip Utility works a lot like OSRead …
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Not, currently, no. I'll add the feature to the list, but I can't give you an ETA.
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Good catch. If you want to use the multi-select flag, then you have to include the use-explorer-style flag, which is 0x80000. So, both flags together would be 0x80200.
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CHOOSEFILE is not purposefully showing that particular dialog. I use CHOOSEFILE all the time, and it always shows the default Open File dialog for Windows. What version of Windows? What version of OI? Are you running OI in Compatability mode?
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I learned something new today. Thanks.
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That's not surprising because REVCAP32.DLL is supposed to load the engine, and the DLL can't be found. I'm almost certain you need to use the solution in the above stack overflow link.
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Wow. Good catch. I bet that is exactly the issue. I was not aware NSIS added that.
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I don't think I have an answer for you. The DLL is there but Windows isn't finding it. (BTW, that error message is not coming from NSIS or the SRPUTIL plugin. That is Windows). My only guess is that something is preventing the installer from seeing …
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The only way to find out is to debug the script, and the only way to debug NSIS is to place MessageBox statements in our code to display values. In this case, you want to examine the $OUTDIR variable.
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Nope. Regsvr32 is not meant to be registered. Windows looks for DLL using a standard list of directories. It looks in the current directory, then System32, then any directories in the environment's PATH variable.
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It's hard for me to nail down the cause, but I can tell you why the error occurs. The current working directory is determined by the SetOutPath command in the script. This is set to whatever directory you select in the Directory screen. After you en…
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Does the value in DEFAULT_OI_DIR point to a folder with both oinsight.exe and revcap32.dll in that folder directly, or is your OI app in a subfolder of C:\Test?
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When do you get this error? During compilation or when running the installer?
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This is not possible given how themes are composed of pre-rendered bitmap resources. Might I suggest that notifications are better suited to the SRP StatusBar Control or the SRP Popup Control. You can disable/enable controls on the ribbon to indicat…
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Navigate2 takes five parameters. The first is the URL, and the second is a set of flags. Possible flags values are: Equ NavOpenInNewWindow$ to 1 Equ NavNoHistory$ to 2 Equ NavNoReadFromCache$ to 4 Equ NavNoWriteToCache$ to 8 Equ NavAllowAutosea…
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Are you using 4.1.18 or later?
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Relaying denied happens when you are considered an unauthorized user. While this is most commonly due to an incorrect username/password, it can also happen when your credentials are fine but the server has decided for any number of reasons that you …
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Used "LT" instead of "LE", rookie mistake. It's a good thing you're a better tester than me. This one should do the trick.
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Try this one.
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Try starting the child window using Start_Window. During it's CREATE event, set the parent's ENABLED property to 0. During it's CLOSE event, set the parent's ENABLED property to 1. If ENABLED doesn't work, you can try calling the Win32 EnableWindow …
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You can try qualifying the WM_PASTE$ WNDMSG event and doing nothing with it. Equ WM_PASTE$ to 0x0302
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Try replacing the FindWindow line with: Handle = Get_Property("SRP_EDITOR", "HANDLE")
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This OCX should fix it. (@DonBakke, jinx)
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SRP Editor 3.3.1 can be downloaded here. The Find/Replace windows no longer do autocomplete. We agreed that it was causing more problems than solving them. The dropdown is still available, but you can now type whatever you want.
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Hmmm, I can't recreate this in 9.4.1. I've seen strange rendering behaviors with controls inside group boxes, which are usually resolved by moving the group box in the tab order. Just checkboxes on a clean form though, I can't seem to cause this iss…
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Are these check boxes inside a group box or tab control?