RE: is anyone working with dropbox via 4D? how?

We have a very basic method using their API to upload files from 4D to a Dropbox account. I'd be happy to share code if you're interested. Neal Schaefer Director, Product & Content Management Systems ABC-CLIO 147 Castilian Drive | Santa Barbara, CA | 93117

AW: Google reCaptcha - Verifying a Response in 4D - SOLVED

This was the ticket! Thanks so much Olivier! >>Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2020 09:51:06 +0100 >>From: mailto:o...@vtxnet.ch>> >>To: "'4D iNug Technical'" <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> >>Subject: AW: Google reCaptcha - Verifying a Response in 4D >>Message-ID:

Google reCaptcha - Verifying a Response in 4D

Wondering if anyone has written a form submit method that successfully calls the Google API using HTTP Request to validate a recaptcha response? We'd like to write it in 4D directly (rather than PHP or similar). We can get a response but no matter how we send the parameters (text, object, JSON,

Asynchronous Progress Wheel

We have a nice progress indicator for processing records where we have a count, but I'm wondering if anyone has some sample code for displaying an asynchronous progress wheel. Thank you in advance! ** 4D Internet Users Group

Benchmark Speed Test Method

We're getting a new Windows 2016 server for our 4DServer, and before I migrate, I'd like to write a benchmark speed test to run before and after. I'd like to measure create, edit, delete records, processing, IO, file copying, and other relevant functions. We're also migrating from v16.6 to v17

RE: Printing a PDF document from 4D

Oops - quick correction on the syntax: HTML to DOCX: Launch External Process ("C:\\temp\\convertdoc.exe c:\\temp\\*.htm c:\\temp\\*.docx /overwrite"; $blank;$outputStream_t;$errorStream_t) HTML to PDF: Launch External Process ("C:\\temp\\convertdoc.exe c:\\temp\\*.htm c:\\temp\\*.pdf

Printing a PDF document from 4D

We've been dealing with this issue with regard to converting HTML we generate from 4D to MS Word DOCX, and in the process, we ended up with a nice multi-format conversion tool that supports PDF as well. For years we've been using a free Windows desktop app called MultiDoc Converter by a

RE: Windows Server Hardware Recommendations for 4DServer v17 Application

Thanks Chuck! Good point on the Pro versions of SSDs. Our data file is 32GB, and 14GB index file (about 1080 indexed fields). Would love your thoughts on appropriate RAM and processor speed for our scenario. Thanks again! -Neal == Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2018 17:53:32 -0500 From: Charles Miller

Windows Server Hardware Recommendations for 4DServer v17 Application

We're planning to upgrade to v17 in Q1 this coming year. We're currently running our 4DServer v16 r6 application on a Windows 2008r2 server (DELL Server PER420 with Xeon CUP E5-2407 v2 @2.40Ghz 2.40 Ghz (2 processors) with 32GB RAM, 64-bit). Our budget for the coming year includes funds for a

Image Searching and Management

We have an extensive 4D-based content management system we've been developing for years, but we're hoping now to upgrade the image searching (similar images, EXIF metadata tags...), display (grid-view options rather than row by row), tagging (possibly batch adding and/or searching with EXIF