I'm hoping someone on this list will have some experience with Witango
talking to Excel. We have the need to have Witango read Excel files directly
and have that working, not a problem. However, when Witango reads the excel
file it acquires it as a data source for the default length of time. Thi
Heh heh, well, on the Mac OS X side, I *much* prefer Jonah's solution!
On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 10:41 AM, John McGowan wrote:
Forget about integrating with the witango editor... use Tortise CVS on
windows and you won't want too.
Since Tortise adds items to your right click menu it ma
Dale,
Have you ever tried this CVS solution.
http://www.heilancoo.net/MacCVSClient/
/John
Dale Graham wrote:
Heh heh, well, on the Mac OS X side, I *much* prefer Jonah's solution!
On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 10:41 AM, John McGowan wrote:
Forget about integrating with the witango edito
Witango 5 is very efficient at opening data sources, and I tend to set
my timeout very low, 1-5 minutes, without a problem.
Robert
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From: Wolf, Gene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Witango-Talk: Witango a
I know how to convert from miles to kilometers, US $ to Cdn $, fahrenheit to celsius, gallons to litres, furlongs to miles (Dad is a big horseracing fan), ...
... but does anyone know how many hours there are in an Australian Day? Because tomorrow doesn't seem to be a day away.
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I want a more integrated solution, if at all possible. And yes, I have
tried it. (That's why I want a such a solution, as described by Jim
Kass)
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 09:49 AM, John McGowan wrote:
Dale,
Have you ever tried this CVS solution.
http://www.heilancoo.net/MacCVSClient
Will this upgrade be a free upgrade or a pay upgrade?
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Got a client with windows Dreamweaver version 3
She can edit the .tml files in dreamweaver, BUT, Dreamweaver needs to
be configured to allow wysiwyg views of .tml pages.
In DW MX, there is a config file that needs to be edited. Does anyone
know what the tweak is for DW3?
(don't tell me to make
Understood.
I prefer the CVS integration with my operating system, because I've
typically got more than Witango files in my source code repository, and
I like to keep my SCCS activities separate from my editing. Because
many times the file that I need to checkout and modify isn't something
I'
Hi,
Platform: W2003
Server, IIS 6, Witango 5.0
Has anybody run into
this before:
A simple
<@for...> metatag pair within a more complex results
action has managed to destroy my day by generating the following (typical) IIS
error output:
___
do you
need < > on the closing /@for ??
-Original Message-From: Jan Magnusson
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003
4:42 PMTo: Witango-TalkSubject: Witango-Talk:
<@for> metatag generating an IIS error
Hi,
Platform: W2003
Server, IIS 6, Witango
I'm afraid that was not the case, the lack of the < > seems to have been due
to my mistake of sending the first mail in html format and not plain text.
The whole results action pasted straight from the taf:
<@assign name="arrTempCategory" value="<@filter array='arrGenre'
expr='
I think that this is a error
<@for stop="<@numrows array='@@request$arrTempGenre'>">
you can yo try so
<@for stop="<@numrows array=request$arrTempGenre>">
Regards
Giorgio
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From: "Jan Magnusson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 16
I'll give it a try.
The by me most used version on that was as follows:
<@for start="1" stop="<@numrows array='arrTempGenre' scope='request'>">
but I tried all and every possible form I could just come up with.
Jan
-Original Message-
From: Ferrà A&T - Giorgio Tassistro [mailto:[EMAIL P
Has anyone ever gotten this type of error?
The description for Event ID ( 10 ) in Source ( Witango_Server_5 )
cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry
information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote
computer. T
Jan,
The XML problem isn't an error in the taf, but a
problem with IIS seeing the WiTango server.
Make sure you've allowed the web service
extension for the wiis.dll (t4iis.dll Tango 2000).
Otherwise, IIS will deny a taf from
running.
Also, you're using a custom scope.
Sorry, did not work. Same IIS error displayed. I also tried it in the form:
<@for stop="<@numrows array='request$arrTempGenre'>">
Same thing.
Jan
-Original Message-
From: Ferrà A&T - Giorgio Tassistro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 00:52
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rick,
1. The
iis/witango service is not the issue. Otherways it would not run at all, but
everything else of the taf works. I can't just now check it since I'm inside the
firewall, but I think that if you try the following address you might be able
to get into the application in question a
I presume you got this error out of your normal event
log. This is not caused by the registry. It would
appear that your witango server has hit a system
exception - then it tried to get information for the
error to put into the application log but failed
Look in your witangoevents.log instead
Hey Jan,
Firstly, did you check this out:
Line 98, Position 109
It seems that it's an error that WiTango doesn't
understand, and causes a general fault. So, IIS takes over.
Looking at the error, it's bringing back the line,
and points to the position where the error is supposed to be:
Thank
you Rick for the time spent on investigating this.
I
think you are right regarding the WiTango/IIS relationship. Something makes
WiTango put out some xml or whatever it might be not understandable to
IIS.
The
problem with that IIS error message is that the information in it relate
Hi Jan,
I'm impressed with your work - using XHTML :-)
My first reaction was just the same as Rick's - that IIS and Witango were erroring
somehow
and sending raw XML from an unprocessed TAF file.
But with XHTML, you are supposed to send XML. So in fact the error is not with IIS or
Witango, bu
Hi Folks,
For anybody that is interested, this evening I posted a new XML Databinding to HTML
example
on my site that demonstrates client-side sorting of an HTML table.
The client-side code uses XSLT and JScript and of course only works for MS Internet
Explorer
5.x and up on Windows.
The Ser
for quite a while, the bug form has produced 'missing entry' reports
for fields that were entered. Anyone successfully submitted a bug
report?
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Say Folks,
I thought I had a post flagged that talked about the correct email
header for Tango to use to create a valid HTML email but cannot find
it. Anyone have any input/tips/advice? I need to create a valid HTML
email and then write it to a folder on my disk where my SMTP server
will take
Hi
Granted there are a lot of email clients out there that render HTML, there
are still a lot that don't.
you should format and email using mime type multipart/alternative and have a
plain text versions with a link to a pre-filled in form along with the html
version of the form pre-filled in with
Michael,
If you are writing the emails as files, you will need to do the line wraps
yourself, which means for each message, the last thing you do before writing
each file out to the SMTP server is to replace all instances of '=' with
'=3D', and wrap the long lines with the last character on the wr
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