I am on Windows 2000 with two machines A and B. I develop and debug on A, but test standalones on both A and B. I have a runtime error that I have isolated to the following code in the preOpenStack handler:
... get URL ClientDataCurrent answer "calling from preOpenStack, this is what is \ read from the data_current file:" & return & it if (the result is not empty) then <exit routine> end if put it into gWhatever ...
On machine A in both the IDE and standalone, gWhatever is populated and everything works as desired. On machine B, the code gets nothing from the text file (confirmed by the answer dialog during runtime). The result testing is not triggered in any scenario. Moreover, on both A and B I can validate connectivity by pasting the URL into a browser and seeing the data directly.
Any ideas? Are there additional tests I can do during runtime that will shed light on this?
It looks like you're checking the result from the "answer" and not the "get URL".
Does this make a difference?
get URL ClientDataCurrent if (the result is not empty) then <exit routine> end if answer "calling from preOpenStack, this is what is \ read from the data_current file:" & return & it put it into gWhatever
Also, the "it" in "put it into gWhatever" will be the name of the button clicked in the answer dialog. (presumably "OK") Is that what was intended?
Is the url a "file" url or an "http" or "ftp" url? If http or ftp, are you sure libUrl has loaded at this stage. In a standalone, I think the rev libraries don't get loaded until after the preOpenStack handler.
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