Re: CDO Email issues all of the sudden? VFP9SP2 app running for years without issue

Gmail has changed its policy. Advise you to switch to an other mailprovider Koen Op vr 9 nov. 2018 om 04:32 schreef < mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com> > VFP9SP2 > > Strange...code that has been working for years using my > mbss.b...@gmail.com as the sender now doesn't want to work.

CDO Email issues all of the sudden? VFP9SP2 app running for years without issue

VFP9SP2 Strange...code that has been working for years using my mbss.b...@gmail.com as the sender now doesn't want to work. Good ol' Error 1429. See screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/Bxe0x4CX I know some of you here use CDO. Did you notice any problems this year? I checked that

Re: IBM to buy RedHat

At 11:42 2018-11-07, Ted Roche wrote: On Wed, Nov 7, 2018 at 2:14 PM Gene Wirchenko wrote: > OTOH, there is that line about insanity. Oh, you mean: https://twitter.com/tedroche/status/701896005332168705 Yes. (Were you expecting any other answer? Be honest.) Sincerely,

Re: GetFile() issue

At 11:41 2018-11-07, Ted Roche wrote: On Wed, Nov 7, 2018 at 2:13 PM Gene Wirchenko wrote: Ted Roche: > >SETs often have global effects which make their local use frustrating. > > I have not found it so, but one must be careful. Well, OP had a classic case, where the SET is saved,

Re: GetFile() issue

slight difference with getFile(), however nothing a 'standard' user would ever notice… you're welcome Thierry Nivelet FoxInCloud Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud http://foxincloud.com/ VisitFoxInCloud Blog WatchFoxInCloud Marketing Videos

Re: GetFile() issue

Warning, it adds the selected folder to the VFP PATH! Gianni On Thu, 8 Nov 2018 16:12:48 +, Dave Crozier wrote: Thiery, Great spot... I hadn't noticed that in the help file. Makes the job even easier, put inside a try.. catch... endtry to catch the error if no file chosen and return back

Re: Test

Damn - I just looked over Dave's original message - and I swear - I could NOT find the Partridge! Am I missing something Ted??? Dave - good to see you Yakking it up! -K- On 11/8/2018 3:21 AM, Ted Roche wrote: Yak, indeed! Test successful. What a message footer, though! I know it's your

RE: GetFile() issue

Thiery, Great spot... I hadn't noticed that in the help file. Makes the job even easier, put inside a try.. catch... endtry to catch the error if no file chosen and return back empty string makes it perform in exactly the same way as GetFile(). Thanks a million! Dave Crozier Software

Re: GetFile() issue

You can provide a 'full path' and a file skeleton without changing cd: ? LocFile("C:\\*.prg") Thierry Nivelet FoxInCloud Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud http://foxincloud.com/ VisitFoxInCloud Blog WatchFoxInCloud Marketing Videos

RE: GetFile() issue

Thiery, Problem with Locfile is you can't search outside the VFP default folder or the path as defined in the "set path ..." command. We want to allow the user to put/get the files from anywhere on the network, but start them off with a preferred starting point. Dave Crozier Software

RE: GetFile() issue

Peter, Yes, we try to please!! The problem with doing it using GetDir is that they end up having two dialogue boxes as opposed to one (one for the folder, one for the name). Let's say we want our users to feel wanted and loved. even though we DON'T love them sometimes!!! Anyway I have

Re: GetFile() issue

Hi Dave: I think that have a simple solution for the GetFile() problem. Try this: oo = CreateObject("visualfoxpro.application") oo.DoCmd("cd 'c:\desa'") ? oo.Eval("getfile()") oo.Release() Works ok and do not change main VFP default dir. El jue., 8 nov. 2018 a las 15:38, Dave Crozier ()

Re: GetFile() issue

On 08/11/2018 14:35, Dave Crozier wrote: Peter, Mainly to place them into a folder where you preferably want them to put/get the file from rather than them being able to navigate around the PC & Network. Hi Dave, You are far too nice to your users!  We make them navigate the network for

RE: GetFile() issue

Gene, The problem if you are using GetFile() is that if you use the set default then open the dialogue and then keep the dialogue open for a few seconds, any background process/thread will pick up the new default location before you set it back after you close the dialogue. Dave Crozier

RE: GetFile() issue

Peter, Mainly to place them into a folder where you preferably want them to put/get the file from rather than them being able to navigate around the PC & Network. Dave Crozier Software Development Manager Flexipol Packaging Ltd. ﴾⚆ᨎ⚆﴿ -Original Message- From: ProFox On Behalf Of

Re: Test

CONTACT Bearing unknown, distance unknown, altitude unknown. Meow! On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 7:06 PM Dave Crozier wrote: > > Test message to test our email spamfilter…. Mailsphere…. Yak! > -- .~. Might, Courage, Vision. SINCERITY! / v \ 64-bit Fedora 25 Server Spin /( _ )\

Re: GetFile() issue

Changing default folder temporarily is an old trick to make getfile() start at it by default because there is no other way to do it with getfile() Normally it's encapsulated in a method (like select_dir or similar) with code that save actual dir, select dest dir, prompts user with getfile,

Re: GetFile() issue

Hi Dave, I never change my default folder when the app is running and for things like output folders or getting data I usually just get the user to select the folder with : cImport = GETDIR('','Select upload folder') You can then ask for every report or save this for their session and keep

Re: Terminal Server 2008

Thanks Alan I will check all these out as the server isn’t managed by us > On 8 Nov 2018, at 12:42, Alan Bourke wrote: > > Check: > AV exclusions, no need for realtime scanners to be scanning DBF files. > Online backup software (Mozypro etc) not a good idea for backing up > file-based

Re: Terminal Server 2008

Check: AV exclusions, no need for realtime scanners to be scanning DBF files. Online backup software (Mozypro etc) not a good idea for backing up file-based databases. Windows Indexing Service shouldn't be indexing your application date (particularly a problem with Small Business Server) --

Terminal Server 2008

Hi All Not sure this issue is speciic to terminal server 2008, but we have an issue where a file gets locked so that foxpro cant access it, yet if you look in open files on both the terminal server and the file server the file isn't open. The only way to remove this lock is to either log

RE: SPT and Remote Views

Thanks for the all the responses, I contacted filemaker support and basically they say the problem isn't theirs its because the implementation of ODBC in foxpro is v1? And the only support v2. They proved this by using the same DSN I had created to use with foxpro and querying it via excel and

Re: Test

Yak, indeed! Test successful. What a message footer, though! I know it's your company's policy and not yours, but there's a legal contract, a disclaimer, a message about viruses that doesn't apply to plain text mail, headers for three separate MIME sections, two JPEGS, four PNGs, a kitchen sink,

Re: Test

Verified, Spam arrives correctly :-P El jue., 8 nov. 2018 12:05, Dave Crozier escribió: > Test message to test our email spamfilter…. Mailsphere…. Yak! > > Dave Crozier > Software Development Manager > Flexipol Packaging Ltd. > > ﴾⚆ᨎ⚆﴿ > > > > Flexipol® Packaging Ltd > T 01706 222 792 > E

Test

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