Good acronym! What were you (Michael) doing to cause that?
On 8/7/2015 11:17 AM, Kurt Wendt wrote:
Actually - I had to look up that Acronym.
Now that I know what it is...
So - what's the deal - you weren't wearing you Glasses - so you were seeing
something NOT Really there???
U might as wel
Actually - I had to look up that Acronym.
Now that I know what it is...
So - what's the deal - you weren't wearing you Glasses - so you were seeing
something NOT Really there???
U might as well cough it up - since 4 other folks gave input on the problem -
and I'm just Dying to know what reall
I think I've found the issue. PEBKAC. lol
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Put that there years ago after seeing it on here (via Rick Schummer, I
think) as a good idea (or so I thought) that might come in handy in the
future.
Just checked my distribution---there's no config.fpw in my Inno Script
and so no config.fpw deployed (other than the one built into the EXE).
OK, you have an ALLOWEXTERNAL=ON, which means you may also be using a
CONFIG.FPW file in your path, overriding your internal one.
Fred
On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 9:26 AM, wrote:
> I've got that too. config.fpw contents, included in EXE:
>
> * This is the config file for the software.
> RESOURCE =
I've got that too. config.fpw contents, included in EXE:
* This is the config file for the software.
RESOURCE = OFF
title FabNet, by MB Software Solutions, LLC (c) 2014
screen = OFF
tmpfiles = sys(2023)
ALLOWEXTERNAL = ON
On 2015-08-07 12:13, Fred Taylor wrote:
Don't you need a config file wi
Don't you need a config file with RESOURCE=OFF? Having SET RESOURCE OFF in
your code is too late, VFP tries to open the resource file before your code
is executed.
Fred
On Fri, Aug 7, 2015 at 9:18 AM, wrote:
> Checked my code. No LOCFILEs in production code (but in some stub PRGs
> that were
Checked my code. No LOCFILEs in production code (but in some stub PRGs
that were ran manually by me inside the VFP IDE and do not get called in
the running app).
Added the SET TABLEPROMPT OFF and it STILL came up. What the
heck?!?!?
On 2015-08-07 11:51, Richard Kaye wrote:
LOCFILE()
LOCFILE() calls will do that, too.
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I'll try that, but what's strange is that I do not use DBFs. AND, more
weird--and classic: it works fine on my machine PLUS IT WORKS FINE ON
ANOTHER USER'S MACHINE AT THE SAME PROBLEM SITE.
So bizarre.
I don't think I've ever messed with SET TABLEPROMPT so it's worth a
shot. Thanks!
--Mik
Hi Mike:
Have you SET TABLEPROMPT OFF? This way you get an error and not a dialog,
and this plus the error controller, you can see where this is happening
2015-08-07 17:42 GMT+02:00 :
> Screenshot:
> http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/images/dialog_box_popup_every_time.png
>
> VFP9SP2, User is o
Screenshot:
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/images/dialog_box_popup_every_time.png
VFP9SP2, User is on a Win7 Pro workstation, connecting to MySQL database
on the web.
User logs into the app, and instantly they get a VFP Open dialog box,
looking for a DBF. I thought it's the FoxUser. I mea
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