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Using your mouse? No. The ListBox does not support this feature.
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I don't have a hard ETA, but it's going to be a couple months. We are working with a client now to refine it. There is no documentation at this point. I can tell you how it will be used. Each developer has their own copy of OI on their own machine,…
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OI 9.x
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The screenshot above is a pre-release version of 2.0. It is not the latest version, so I cannot guarantee that it won't have issues. However, since the tool is merely informational and not critical to the operation of the controls or the SRP Editor…
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I cannot email it to you as gmail does not permit .exe attachments (neither zipped nor renamed). However, it occurred to me that you shouldn't be outdated on the info window in the first place, and sure enough, my installer was shipping the older ve…
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We ran it through VirusTotal. We also have local virus protection software that checks everything we put into and pull out of dropbox. Malwarebytes is giving you a false positive.
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Ah, you are using an outdated SRP ActiveX Info program. Drop this one into your OI directory.
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You only need SRPControls.ocx and SRPUtil.ocx. All other SRP ocxs can be deleted. SRPShared.dll is also deprecated, so that can go. Since you have a new license (.srplic), you need to get rid of SRPLicense.dll. Do that, and then let's see where we'r…
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There was an anomaly with the release of 3.0.2 where a reference to the wrong control snuck in. If you redownload the SRP Editor 3.0.2 installer from our products site and reinstall, that problem should go away. I'll investigate the bookmarks issue.
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Coming soon... :)
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If you got a license dialog, then your settings were lost when the SRP Editor closed. Something I need to address.
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Best I can find on this error code: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2704157/vfp-the-c0000006-error-and-troubleshooting-suggestions
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Any Promoted CLOSE event logic?
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What is does your QUALIFY_EVENT statement look like for the button's click event?
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It's likely because Windows Vista isn't up to date on VC++ runtimes. You can manually download and install the Universal C Runtime here.
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If your goal is to position controls using Form Designer first, I recommend using the SetForm method instead. It just takes an OI form and drops it in. One call.
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This will be fixed for the next release. If you want to try it out now, you can download 4.1.3 RC11 and give it a go.
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In your code, you are passing the original X, Y coordinates of the control to the AddCtrls method instead of defining a new position. If you set the Width and Height properties of the panel to match the larger form, then you would see scroll bars th…
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The CRLF is not data. It's just there to make it pretty when sending BASE64 over a wire. If you're going to hash a BASE64 string, you should encode it without CRLFs. SRP_Encode has an Option parameter that you can set to 0 to do this for you.
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Would you mind emailing me a copy of the image so I could do some testing?
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You are correct, but that's only because of the OnClick event. Try using the OnSelChange event instead for loading products. This is a better event anyway because it also fires if the use selects a different node using the keyboard.
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Perhaps the ExpandBehavior property will assist you in your goals. If clicking on an item has it's own meaning, you should perhaps set this property to "None".
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I'm glad you found a solution. I'll use this information to play with it just to see what I can see. Thanks.
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I see. Your clarification is appreciated. I personally don't like to have hidden information, so I would show the display order myself to make it clear what is driving that sorting. It looks like it doesn't affect that many nodes though, so it's har…
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So far, I am unable to recreate this in our lab. I tested on Server 2016 that has been fully updated with SRP Controls 4.1.2. If you would like me to investigate more deeply, I am going to need one of two things: 1. A copy of your OI system with st…
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Sorry I did reply right away. I've been chewing on this. The only solution I can think of is an event based one, in which you provide a custom compare via a synchronous event. However, for large sets of data, this could be so slow as to be undesirab…
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This looks like something we are going to have recreate in our lab. Are these instances of Windows both running as physical machines or in a terminal server of some type?
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SRP_Array was rewritten as of version 2.0. You really need to upgrade as you are spinning wheels on something I'm sure has been fixed.
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Download SRPControls.ocx 4.8.3 RC8. Before setting any other properties, set the DefType property to "TextNoCase". It should now sort case-insensitively.
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Correct. It's just a string. Now, if you are just doing a single locate, even on big data, it can be faster than a regular locate because it will know the element doesn't exist once it finds an element that comes alphabetically after the search targ…