Re: V17R3 vs PowerShell

Aloha John The reason that you think the 64-bit PowerShell is working is because actually the 32-bit PowerShell is still being used. When a 32-bit application (in this case 4D) accesses the system32 directory, those accesses are automatically redirected to the SysWow64 directory. So when you u

Re: V17R3 vs PowerShell

Aloha Keith, > The reason that you think the 64-bit PowerShell is working is because > actually the 32-bit PowerShell is still being used. > > When a 32-bit application (in this case 4D) accesses the system32 directory, > those accesses are automatically redirected to the SysWow64 directory. >

ZipCenter... a blast from the past.

Anyone besides me using ZipCenter? It has worked great for me through all these years but the license I have fails now when running 64bit 16R6. ASG distributed it but ASG is no more, and David Adams who I believe wrote it does not have a clue about licensing aspects, which I am guessing Michael

Web area fail on accessing secure area

Hi I’m slightly poking around in the dark here looking for a handle. In a 4D Web Area, the a login “submit" button has no effect when submitting username and password to a secure area. The site concerned is the gov.uk (UK Government services). i.e. we start here: https://www.gov.uk/log-in-regi

Re: Web area fail on accessing secure area

Peter, > I don’t expect any instant solutions but if anyone has any bright ideas for > further investigation I’d appreciate hearing them ! Welcome to the quirky world of web areas on 4D v15. You may need to switch the rendering engine to successfully connect to your https service. When the Art

Anyone using zipcodeapi

Is anyone using zipcodeapi.com to fill in city and state fields in a 4D database? Would you be willing to share your code? Thanks, John John Baughman Kailua, Hawaii (808) 262-0328 john...@hawaii.rr.com **

Re: Anyone using zipcodeapi

Actually since I am in the early stage of development any suggestions in this regard are welcome. I see another web based Zip Code site call SmartyStreets. That would work as well. So any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John > On Jun 1, 2019, at 3:07 PM, JOHN BAUGHMAN

Re: Anyone using zipcodeapi

John, I've been using SmartyStreets for several years. It's very easy to connect with and the folks who run it are extremely helpful and friendly. I looked at the website for zicodeapi.com and notice the service is less expensive and offers a number of APIs for working with zip codes. It's a solid

Re: Anyone using zipcodeapi

Thanks Kirk. Yes after looking through the 2 I think zipcodeapi is the better choice. I registered my app and with a simple http request already have what I needed…. C_TEXT($response) C_OBJECT($oResponse) $$zipcode:="96734" $clientKey:=“;alks;dlfakjldflajdkl" $url:="https://