I have put a timer routine in my apps that checks for the presence of a
'shutdown [Now]' file - sometimes that gives me access to the exe and
sometimes it doesn't - something to do with ms network file system; usually
it clears after a longish wait, occasionally it needs the 'offending'
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Stephen,
I have to deal with installing an app to 500+ locations around the
globe if this prototype is accepted. How would you deploy an app
that far with desktop lockdowns? Or would you go for a browser based
system where you have rights on the server?
You can
long post - sorry
I have stripped this pretty much to essentials - here is the code for the
classes (the same thing happens if I use .vcx's)
If I open membersMultiClass in the class designer the Properties show a
correct controlcount.
You can find the original code and Les Pinter's article at:
Eugene Vital wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
This is *EXACTLY* why I don't like the idea of dumping desktop apps
for Web applications when a desktop app would more than suffice.
(And no, _Stephen, I'm not talking about sites like Amazon or UPS
or FedEx. g)
I have to deal with
Stephen the Cook wrote:
This is *EXACTLY* why I don't like the idea of dumping desktop apps
for Web applications when a desktop app would more than suffice.
(And no, _Stephen, I'm not talking about sites like Amazon or UPS or
FedEx. g)
I have to deal with installing
Sure! Now how about kicking out an update?
Like stealing candy from a baby ...
Use a loader that runs highest number *.EXE or .APP file matching a
specific pattern, i.e. myapp-0001 ... myapp-. Main app checks url
for directory of update files (a text file) and downloads files
available on
Lew Schwartz said This doesn't entirely make sense to me...There's really
no way for a single object to have more than 1 'context'...
Lew I think that's right - I thought the button.init code was executing in
the context of the superclass but I think I was misled by the controlcount
property:
Malcolm Greene wrote:
You can distribute your VFP apps to locked down workstations by
installing everything in a single folder.
Amen to that!
No need for .NET upgrades (a nightmare across 500 workstations spread
across the globe).
Not a problem since M$ is doing this via the Automatic
I've been on steve's side..
I prefer desktop app's, but in a large corporation you're fighting multiple
TURF's.
Most IT Systems people see themselves as the keeper of the keys of security
and unless someone very high up is backing you, you may or may not get their
cooperation.
I've also rolled
Eugene Vital wrote:
snipped Did you develop the web based version to work across all browsers
(standards based) or assume all users will use be forced to use IE ?
man you would be surprised at how many FireFox installations I have seen
out there.
Gene -- that's what this article (in
Let me tell you about an issue I just ran into with firefox.
I'm a realtor.
I can go into mls and email a property to a client using my email package.
It works great with IE
It did NOT work using firefox just now, which requires me to logout, start
ie, repeat the process..
Fo firefox just went
Stephen the Cook wrote:
Sure! Now how about kicking out an update?
Againusing something like Rick Strahl's automatic download concept,
or even a simple loader.exe like I use makes updates quite simple. No
problems, mon!
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I've been on steve's side..
Come back to the Good side of the Force, Virgil! g
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Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Let me tell you about an issue I just ran into with firefox.
I'm a realtor.
I can go into mls and email a property to a client using my email package.
It works great with IE
It did NOT work using firefox just now, which requires me to logout, start
ie, repeat the
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I have put a timer routine in my apps that checks for the presence of a
'shutdown [Now]' file - sometimes that gives me access to the exe and
sometimes it doesn't - something to do with ms network file system; usually
it clears after a longish wait, occasionally it needs the
Graham Brown (CompSYS) wrote:
Hi
On my list to write a loader for it, still not sure why it happens.
In the old days Smartdrive used to cause this sort of thing (from memory)
but can't see any logical reason for it, if there was loads of automation
and the like then maybe but there isn't
Ed Leafe wrote:
It's been a while since we've had the chance to take a breath and
compile a release, but it's here! Dabo 0.7 is now official, and it is
available for download on our download page: http://dabodev.com/download
Are you going to create a 5GL (-_-) scripting language
Eugene Vital wrote:
UPS still uses a desktop app called WorldShip. We have been using it
for years.
Why yes, that's right,..I even wrote a go-between from my VFP7/8 app
to send and pull shipping information from it! Consequently, that was
at my ex-client who tried to stiff me for $3800.
Our local school system has a web site that works only with IE and is
broken with FF. My wife uses Linux so IE wasn't a natural option. A
quick check of their client side javascript found an simple error. I
emailed the county IT people and even provided them the corrected
javascript.
They
Kevin Cully wrote:
Our local school system has a web site that works only with IE and is
broken with FF. My wife uses Linux so IE wasn't a natural option. A
quick check of their client side javascript found an simple error. I
emailed the county IT people and even provided them the
On Nov 22, 2006, at 8:59 AM, Man-wai CHANG wrote:
Are you going to create a 5GL (-_-) scripting language for interaction
with the underlying Dabo Framework, or are users expected to write
python?
If I could conceive of a better language than Python, I would indeed
create it. But
The table was fine 10 minutes ago. I ran several reports against it, no
problems???
It's my audit table and now users can't open forms.
I don't have foxfix, but do have last nights backup, but was wondering why
this happened???
Is there less expensive option than foxfix 5.2 ($249.00)
James
I'm thinking it is more a factor of momentum: An object at rest tends
to stay at rest. They probably rolled out a package that they
purchased, they're on to other projects and no one took the initiative
to fix an error. I was careful in my email to be very polite, and to
kindly request the
James E. Harvey wrote:
The table was fine 10 minutes ago. I ran several reports against it, no
problems???
It's my audit table and now users can't open forms.
I don't have foxfix, but do have last nights backup, but was wondering why
this happened???
Is there less expensive option than
Ok, now I see. In oop terms, you've broken encapsulation. The init of each
*component* object should only address the initialization requirements of the
object itself and not insofar as its initialization requires the presence or
assistance of other container member objects. The top level
Thanks!
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On my list to write a loader for it, still not sure why it
If I could conceive of a better language than Python, I would
indeed
create it. But IMO, Python is as good as it gets!
Say what? Python (like every other language that I have seen) have loads
of flaws and annoyances. I find it hard to believe that you really think
that Python is as good
btw
Don't know if you are aware, the server does give the ability to find who
has the file open: -
Right click MyComputer
Select Manage
Into System tools
Into Shared folders
Into open files
Shows who has what open.
You can also swap to remote machine by right clicking the Local... on the
first
I had an old backup locally which I just copied overtop and the file opens
now.
There is NO REASON as far as I can tell why this happened, no loss of power,
and no one admits to shutting down badly, etc., etc.
It really concerns me as the system has been stable for years, literally.
I remember
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= UPS still uses a desktop app called WorldShip. We have been
= using it for years.
=
Same here, but WorldShip is highly dependent on web connectivity, particularly
at times when oil prices are fluctuating and their surcharges keep changing.
HALinNY
On Nov 22, 2006, at 9:30 AM, Eyvind Axelsen wrote:
Say what? Python (like every other language that I have seen) have
loads
of flaws and annoyances. I find it hard to believe that you really
think
that Python is as good as it can get.
I didn't say it was perfect, did I?
I didn't say it was perfect, did I?
Well, maybe its just my English, but I believe you did:
Python is as good as it gets!
paired with
If I could conceive of a better language than Python, I would indeed
create it
tells me you think it is perfect. Obviously, if Python did indeed have
James E. Harvey wrote:
I had an old backup locally which I just copied overtop and the file opens
now.
There is NO REASON as far as I can tell why this happened, no loss of power,
and no one admits to shutting down badly, etc., etc.
It really concerns me as the system has been stable for
Looks like your trouble is with the RowSource of the ComboBox
Change it from
RowSource = '', ;
To
RowSource = , ;
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Michael,
Not a problem since M$ is doing this via the Automatic Updates, though!
However, some IT shops have turned off Automatic Updates, if I understand
correctly.
Almost all (maybe all) of my F500 customers have automatic updates
turned off. The IT dept manages the push of updates - not
Virgil,
you have to have the systems guy's available, because people shut their app's
off without logging out of the programs, etc. and you will need a systems guy
to kill the connection once you find out which one it is, because they will
not give you the passwords to do it yourself
Looking up the error, it might be a reccount problem.
Check this UDF: http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~UDFFixRecCount
Tracy
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James,
I use a text file for my audit data ... because of cases just like you
(and Michael) described.
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Hi All,
Could anyone suggest a way of working out a brigter version of a colour. I
use RGB(x,x,x) to set a colour to say Blue,Pink,Red or whatever and would
like to be able to work out from whatever colour it is a brighter version.
So I'm after bright blue,bright pink,bright red in order to
Malcolm Greene wrote:
James,
I use a text file for my audit data ... because of cases just like you
(and Michael) described.
Cooldo you just do a STRTOFILE() and use the APPEND clause/option?
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James,
Is there less expensive option than foxfix 5.2 ($249.00)
Recover from Abri.com is under US$100 and has only failed me once in the years
I have used it. I
have only had to fix tables a handful of times to date, and the only time it
failed me was when I
recommended it to another developer
That's interesting.
So if it happens again I'll try the copy command first.
It is bothersome that it occurred in the first place though. If it happens
again I'll really be concerned...
Thanks.
James E. Harvey
Corresponding Officer/M.I.S.
Hanover Shoe Farms, Inc.
www.hanoverpa.com
[EMAIL
Just add a RGB() value to the color you have where the Red,green and blue
values are equel f.i. RGB(25,25,25)
Sietse
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Also the SET TABLEVALIDATE option is worth checking out (VFP8+)
Regards,
Sietse
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James E. Harvey wrote:
That's interesting.
So if it happens again I'll try the copy command first.
It is bothersome that it occurred in the first place though. If it happens
again I'll really be concerned...
Jim -- saw this on a Google Ad just now:
Hi John
Do you want a copy of my dbfrepairer.
Its not finished yet but as would have probably fixed your problem.
I would send the whole project for you to make any comments.
Cheers
Peter
PETER HART COMPUTERS
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Problem solved!
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hi, try
set tablevalidate to 0
USE badtable.dbf
COPY TO temp WITH cdx
use
COPY file temp.* to badtable.*
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The table was fine 10 minutes ago. I ran several reports against it, no
problems???
It's my audit table and now
Hello Peter,
I'm Jim Harvey, John Harvey is the real VFP expert, I'm just a wanna b :),
but I would be pleased to review dbfrepairer.
Jim
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Michael,
I use a text file for my audit data ...
Cooldo you just do a STRTOFILE() and use the APPEND clause/option?
If I'm just logging activity vs. tracking data changes that could work.
If I'm tracking data changes where memo fields are involved then I
preprocess the saved data with
This does not work, for example if I set screen back colour to a nice
orange.
_screen.BackColor= RGB(255,128,0)
And then do as you suggest and add a value to it, it does not change it to a
more vivid,brighter orange as I wish it turns green!
_screen.backcolor=_screen.BackColor+RGB(25,25,25)
Michael,
at my ex-client who tried to stiff me for $3800. To my knowledge, it
Does the word tried above mean you were able to collect from him?
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Sorry about that Jim
Here is a link to the pjx file (Zipped)
Cheers
Peter
http://www.business-systems-software.co.uk/TableRepairer/TableRepairer.z
ip
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On Nov 22, 2006, at 9:19 AM, Helio W. wrote:
Problem solved!
Bush Proposes Faith-Based Firewalls for Government Computers By
Brian Briggs
Great idea! After all, all of those science-based firewalls have
shown the futility of trusting scientists to know what to do.
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Malcolm Greene wrote:
Cooldo you just do a STRTOFILE() and use the APPEND clause/option?
If I'm just logging activity vs. tracking data changes that could work.
If I'm tracking data changes where memo fields are involved then I
preprocess the saved data with special delimiters ('|'
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3.) To your credit I believe you are 100% earnest and open about who
you are and what you believe. I just regret your constant harping
about certain things and wish I had more patience for your perpetual
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
Michael,
at my ex-client who tried to stiff me for $3800. To my knowledge, it
Does the word tried above mean you were able to collect from him?
Oh yeah...minus the legal fees of course, but still, $2150 ($3800-$1650
legal fees) is still better than
I didn't finish my final thought before accidentally hitting the send instead
of save button:
I believe at a motivation level we did what in our heart we know is right --
overturning dictators, bringing democracy and freedom to oppressed people (you
really do ignore the positive aspects of the
Richard Kaye wrote:
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Sure thing...sorry I didn't seem to put it up there before. I saw in
the archives where we talked about it earlier this year, but I guess I
either a) forgot, or b) sent to
Actually I'm trying to get investors right now to enable me to build a VFP
West Wind or FoxWeb site that deals with the issues of offshoring our work.
I figured this is fitting since I havent been able to find work for a very
long time.
I need as few as 10 investors or as many as 100 to put up
It probably is..
Got to thinking about it this morning, and I don't imagine they developed it
for firefox.
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Agreed...
Havent looked at your code, but if I can get this business deal off the
ground, I plan on using it in what I hope will be a very active environment.
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It probably is..
Got to thinking about it this morning, and I don't imagine they developed it
for firefox.
I'd say it differently: they developed it exclusively for IE, or at
least didn't use lowest common denominators and/or never tested in
anything but IE.
On Nov 22, 2006, at 12:45 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
Got to thinking about it this morning, and I don't imagine they
developed it
for firefox.
I'd say it differently: they developed it exclusively for IE, or at
least didn't use lowest common denominators and/or never tested in
Chris,
In my experience, if you're trying to dynamically brighten a color, but stay in
the same color value, the simplest way is to add multiples of 65793 (this is
256^2 + 256^1 + 256^0, or 256*256 + 256 + 001). On my wimpy-graphics
machine, the difference isn't noticeable until I add (or
Chris Davis wrote:
This does not work, for example if I set screen back colour to a nice
orange.
_screen.BackColor= RGB(255,128,0)
And then do as you suggest and add a value to it, it does not change it to a
more vivid,brighter orange as I wish it turns green!
I want to know where Ricardo was when all this was
going on.
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I had a user one time that tried to open a file using word I think.
Copying an older copy of it fixed it, but it took a lot of tracing to figure
out which table it was as it was a system that I wasn’t familiar with.
Virgil Bierschwale
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Tracy said Change it from
RowSource = '', ;
To
RowSource = , ;
and that's it ffolks!
Give the man a cigar ()
and another () ()
and a couple of drinks (_)? (_)?
I've wasted sob two days on this:-
it wasn't subclassing
or how I created the sys(1270)
Are the Dutch high all the time?
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This does not work
OHHH! yes it does:
_screen.BackColor=RGB(144,176,144)
_screen.BackColor = _screen.BackColor + RGB(20,20,20)
_screen.BackColor=RGB(255,255,255)
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Code reading
It looked out of place.
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Tracy - how did you spot it - code reading? 'cos the debugger was no
debuggering good!
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We all know somebody that has been put out of work because their job was
sent overseas to save money and a lot of us may worry about this a lot more
then we are willing to admit.
A lot of us would also like to showcase VFP and show that it is still a very
viable language, even when utilized for
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Agreed...
Havent looked at your code, but if I can get this business deal off the
ground, I plan on using it in what I hope will be a very active environment.
Good luck, man! I'll answer any questions that I can!
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Ed Leafe wrote:
It usually isn't a case of making a conscious decision to write
something that only works in IE. Instead, it's usually the result of
inexperienced using a Microsoft tool that creates IE-specific code.
You mean code generators or wizards ??
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Geographically they're quite low...
On 11/22/06, Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are the Dutch high all the time?
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Below Sea Level and high as a kite. LOL
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Geographically they're quite low...
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Ed Leafe wrote:
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Problem solved!
Bush Proposes Faith-Based Firewalls for Government Computers By
Brian Briggs
Great idea! After all, all of those science-based firewalls have
shown the futility of trusting scientists to know what to
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
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On Nov 22, 2006, at 2:40 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
You mean code generators or wizards ??
Does Front Page ring a bell?
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Yep, it does exactly that, and I'm thinking about quitting using it
Can't afford dreamweaver and apparently homesite went by the wayside...
Anybody know if the visual tools microsoft has been releasing lately do the
same things as front page ?
Virgil Bierschwale
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On Nov 22, 2006, at 2:40 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
You mean code generators or wizards ??
Does Front Page ring a bell?
That's what I thought you meant.
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Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Heddy Lamar ain't the only rocket scientist in Hollyweird.
That's HEDLEY! G
In Canada, mebbe.
(Actually, it's 'Hedy' in some circles. And Lamarr in all circles. End
of today's National Tattler lesson.)
Whil
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On 11/21/06, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've heard one or two of you do some things on the Internet. You might
find the following interesting.
Reverse DNS and the SPF stuff is certainly of interest. That stuff
causes lots of problems.
I have to use dig
On Nov 22, 2006, at 4:21 PM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
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In Canada, mebbe.
Nah, just in Rock Ridge.
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Reverse DNS and the SPF stuff is certainly of interest. That stuff
causes lots of problems.
Who around here is taking advantage of all the bennies that properly set
up reverse DNS affords? Who isn't? Who has run into problems? What types
of problems?
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Yeah. My mistake.
I'm all ears
Well, that ought to solve the birth control problem right there.
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Ted Roche
Ted Roche Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
Michael,
at my ex-client who tried to stiff me for $3800. To my knowledge, it
Does the word tried above mean you were able to collect from him?
Oh yeah...minus the legal fees of course, but still,
There is a .vcx missing.
Gérard.
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De : Peter Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
À : ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
Envoyé : mercredi 22 novembre 2006 17:53
Objet : RE: Error 2091 table corrupted, needs repaired!
Sorry about that Jim
Here is a link to the pjx file
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Malcolm Greene wrote:
You can distribute your VFP apps to locked down workstations by
installing everything in a single folder.
Amen to that!
Up untill corporate clients rules dictate a different anal methodology as
defined by someone else. That is what this
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Stephen the Cook wrote:
Sure! Now how about kicking out an update?
Againusing something like Rick Strahl's automatic download
concept, or even a simple loader.exe like I use makes updates quite
simple. No problems, mon!
Well sure. Up until 200
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Kevin Cully wrote:
Our local school system has a web site that works only with IE and is
broken with FF. My wife uses Linux so IE wasn't a natural option. A
quick check of their client side javascript found an simple error. I
emailed the county IT people and
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