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Thanks Kevin! That worked great!
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Hi Kevin. That certainly fixed it. It unfortunately also has a debug in SRP_SEND_MAIL it seems though. It bring up the debugger (if debugger is enabled in the system) every time we call it. But if I hit run, it all seems fine and I get my multip…
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Kevin helped me out with this issue. I now have SRPMAIL sending e-mails with the proper times using 2.2.0.4. This should be something we can thus easily include in all of our existing system installations. Thank you so much for all your help on t…
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Hi Kevin. I'll follow up with an e-mail with details rather than posting a lot of extra info here. I appreciate your help on this.
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Hi Kevin: we had run that client setup and can use other .net calls. With the previous 2.2.0.1 file in the same system it was able to make the calls into the dll, but upgrading the same system with the 2.2.0.2 update I always get a blank returned f…
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Thanks for the quick reply. I installed this into the test system I was working with and ran into an issue where now SRP_SEND_MAIL always returns "" rather than a success of 1. It also never sends the e-mail so I suppose that makes sense. Just in …
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Hi Kevin. I spent the day testing this in a test environment. It does solve the time issue, unfortunately it introduced a few new issues. Some were solvable and some were not. we had previously used the SRPSENDMAIL command rather than SRP_SEND_M…
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I know its been a few years but I thought I would follow up on this as we're still experiencing it. We double checked all our servers have the setting that Jared Bratu mentioned. It all appears to be configured properly. We are still able to use …
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Just following up that we updated the OCX file and it solved our issues. Thanks again for your help
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apparently we are not. We are using 4.1.17.1 looking at that changelog, that would explain my predicament and how to solve it. Thank you so much!
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Thanks Kevin! We updated and everything is working great this morning. I appreciate all your work on this and helping us out.
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We are running 4.1.13.3 and when we click the button, it does not depress. We qualify the event before we set the cell to be an option cell. We were confirming that it was still ok to do that and that we don't have to now qualify the event after u…
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Yeah, I think most of the questions I was asking were answered by spending a lot of time on reddit today. We were hoping to have a schema that was referenced so users could understand the data they were looking at when they did a GET, but its decou…
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ok, that explains that b is as simple as I was hoping it would be. I can just add more links there in the same way that the example code was but point to other resources. What about a) though. I was looking to add meta data information for a fiel…
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I'm asking how to do it at all. I want to add schema, and I want to add link relations and I do not know how to do either of those things
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That was some amazing digging to figure out. I tried out the build and that solved the issue for us. Thank you very much for figuring this out!
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I'm afraid I got the same results with the latest dll and update. We are using TLS right now (port 25).
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ah ha! We're using 4.1.1, 4.1.2 had a fix specifically for this problem, so if we update to 4.1.3 we should get rid of the problem! thank you!
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Kevin, I sent you a message with an RDK of one of the screens. Someone else here has been looking at this too and we did track down some more information. It turns out in testing every SRP control, the only one we have issues with is the Panel con…
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Unregistered both the 32 and 64 bit versions and re-registered just the 64 to make sure. Same issue I'm afraid.
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It is. The IE object (non-dotnet) I think is a version of IE8 by default. Or at least was for a long time. The dotnet object was easier to use a more recent version. It is not quite a chromium version though, so if you're developing in OI10, I w…
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The standard OI one was crashing for us seemingly randomly and we could never track down the reason. We switched to dotnet to test and have since never crashed our browser control randomly. We certainly can find ways to break it, but at least we k…
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DotNetCtrl = @Window:".OLE_WB" dotNetHandle = StartDotNet(DotNetCtrl) dotNetDir = CheckDotNet("4.0"):"\" dlls = "" dlls<-1> = dotNetDir:"System.Windows.Forms.dll" rslt = Set_Property.net(dotNetHandle, "AssemblyName", dlls) If Get…
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we are loading them into the panels as dot net browser controls.
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Hi @BarryStevens. We used a 3rd party software package to create interactive charts using things like xml and json called fusion charts. https://www.fusioncharts.com/charts We've been using this suite for making small charts on our html O4W pages…
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If it helps, we did find a solution. We changed 3 things: 1 - we stopped setting redraw of the control or window to 0 and back to 1 after putting the control back 2 - we changed the FitWidth command from true to false 3 - We changed the splitter bar…
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our Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2016 instances are running as HyperV virtual servers and we have 2 virtual servers per 1 physical server ratio.
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I appreciate the update! We'll move forward with what we're working on with this knowledge in the meantime. Thank you for looking into this.
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We're technically reading the windows structure of "N" windows, and compiling those into one window structure we use the SetForm command for. The number of windows being read is determined by user choices and can change on the fly. We're doing thi…
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I wonder. In both these cases I am connecting to the computer being run through citrix, which adjusts the time zone appropriately for the user logging in (to match their time zone). Could this have some effect on the api being called? I can't see…