Ok. Thank Julio, I'll see if I can get it working. Haven't got much
experience in this area.
Carl
>Carl,
>Assuming 4D webserver is indeed up and running, then On Web Connection will
be called whenever a non-existing page is requested.
>Then you can handle it yourself, load the file from
I have used web pages where the html/xml was stored in a table in a text field
with 4D tags and used On Web Connection to call the correct methods, load the
pages, etc. I can then edit the html in Text Wrangler, paste it back into the
field, archive page changes, etc. You don’t need it all to
After this discussion I ran a test server for several weeks before upgrading
from 15.4 to 16.3 (Mac 64 bit). No problem running jobs on the server
interleaved with DELAY PROCESS. After upgrading the production database to
16.3, a client running this same procedure regularly locks up. It seems
@Cannon It's like Inception... I don't want to go down that path
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Yeah, that's a pretty significant bug. Hopefully they fix it!
I tried it on a Windows Server 2012R2 machine running 4D Remote, and did a
ctrl-S over the DELAY PROCESS line and then minimized -- same thing. RESUME
PROCESS did nothing.
> On Jan 5, 2018, at 1:40 PM, Drew Waddell
Thanks. I appreciate that one avenue of effort might be to spend more time on
tweaking the css to make it work. I’m just trying to see which is the path of
least resistance.
> On Jan 4, 2018, at 8:00 PM, Keisuke Miyako via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
>
> the difference between
> That's not really a solution though, we'd have to write like a process
> watching that would have to make a call that process needed to be revived.
And then another process to watch the watch dog process in case it stops. And
then another one to watch the one watching the watch dog. Etc. :-)
I might chime in here as well:
"Sometimes", under certain conditions, HIDE PROCESS behaves the same as DELAY
PROCESS
e.g. code should keep executing after HIDE PROCESS, but it gets "delayed"
instead.
I've not narrowed in down but we are certainly seeing this happen.
Are these issues related?
Hey Jeff,
After I typed it up I realized I probably should have said we are working on
Windows but also thought the F4 might have been a giveaway. I was curious
about whether it would be different on a Mac. I tried from another process
RESUME PROCESS, BRING TO FRONT, and DELAY PROCESS with
Hmmm... another issue with DELAY PROCESS.
We have the issue in v16 where stored procedures that are delayed will
sometimes never wake up. In our case, it's our mirror process. Sometimes the
stored procedure just stops, forever delayed.
It is possible to resume it by opening the Runtime
Hi Drew,
I wonder if this might be related to the Server Process Frozen issue lots of us
have been experiencing. It sounds like the result is pretty much the same.
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> On Jan 5,
We are putting in a ticket for this but wanted to see if anyone else has
encountered this and found a work around. We haven't investigated it too much
to determine if it's an issue outside of interpreted mode but it has us a
little worried.
Put this code snippet in a method and hit the green
That will work :)
but...
it *might* be simpler/ more efficient to use the On mouse enter/On
mouse leave event for the listbox
and set a process variable, rather then run the mouse location code
every time the On Column Resize event fires.
// object method - listbox
case of
:(form event = On
Hi,
Based on the tip op Chip (sounds nice), I have created a function that can be
used in the "On Column Resize" event:
C_TEXT($listbox;$1)
C_BOOLEAN($mouse_in_listbox;$0)
$listbox:=$1
C_BOOLEAN($mouse_in_listbox)
GET MOUSE($mouseX;$mouseY;$mouseButton)
OBJECT GET
I believe that there is a place for incorporating functional programming
aspects into 4d programming. As the size of a given function increases, we
have a tendency to grow the number of outside dependencies. (Database calls,
Non-locally scoped variables,etc...) Code that has a large number of
I forgot to say that i'm on 4d v12
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Carl,
Assuming 4D webserver is indeed up and running, then On Web Connection will be
called whenever a non-existing page is requested.
Then you can handle it yourself, load the file from anywhere, do Process 4D
Tags and Web Send Blob/HTML to serve the page.
hth
julio
> On Jan 5, 2018, at
Hi,
Is it possible to transfer data from 4D (v15) to a webpage when the webpage
is not situated in the WebFolder? Like (opening the webpage from 4D).
Carl Aage Wangel
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Arnaud and everyone responding,
Thanks to all for the helpful tips.
> On 5 Jan 2018, at 05:37 AEDT, Arnaud de Montard via 4D_Tech
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> It sounds like you're not logged in as designer or developer licence is
> missing.
> I recommend to set the primary keys
Hi everyone,
I'm facing a problem comunicating with a microsoft web service. The problem
is that i get back an empty variable checking the response with "GET WEB
SERVICE RESULT". The web service is in a cloud domain and it needs
authentication. There is even something strange: when i pass the
Hi Chip, Miyako,
@Chip :
Thanks, this is a nice tip!
But don't you agree it should be easier, and 4D should have thought about this,
and implement it another way?
@Miyako :
I know there is a new auto-resize feature, but this works not as how we want it
In fact we have implemented an auto-resize
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