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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: NetWebBrowse with Memory Form not positioning on newly added record
« Last post by TimR on October 01, 2026, 08:55:48 AM »I was trying to provide a solution, for the next person who encounters this issue. One correction I should make to my post is use the postinsert routine not postupdate routine.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: NetWebBrowse with Memory Form not positioning on newly added record
« Last post by rjolda on September 30, 2026, 03:26:11 PM »Hi Tim,
The wild world wide web is just that - and the software interactions with browser and javascript and all the other stuff in there is wild west and does not conform to the rules of program operation as we are used to. Many times I have had to try several approaches to get a task done. Just the web...The web is built for stateless connections. Net Talk is an environment that takes a stateless connection and allows it resemble a desktop type application. But there is lots and lots going on under the hood. So, cheesy may be YES. Getting the job done the correct way is really what you want to do - even if it is cheesy! ( and there are often several ways to get the job done..)
Ron
The wild world wide web is just that - and the software interactions with browser and javascript and all the other stuff in there is wild west and does not conform to the rules of program operation as we are used to. Many times I have had to try several approaches to get a task done. Just the web...The web is built for stateless connections. Net Talk is an environment that takes a stateless connection and allows it resemble a desktop type application. But there is lots and lots going on under the hood. So, cheesy may be YES. Getting the job done the correct way is really what you want to do - even if it is cheesy! ( and there are often several ways to get the job done..)
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: NetWebBrowse with Memory Form not positioning on newly added record
« Last post by TimR on September 30, 2026, 10:20:47 AM »I ended up changing the memory form to be be table based instead and in the postupdate routine, I update the newly created blank record,to the correct values. Cheesy = yes, functioning as desired = also yes
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Webhooks in Nettalk?
« Last post by rjolda on September 30, 2026, 04:04:07 AM »Hi Ton,
Thanks for explaining! I am looking at Stripe for subscription payments. They recommend using web hooks!
"Monitor a PaymentIntent with webhooks
Stripe can send webhook events to your server to notify you when the status of a PaymentIntent changes, which you can use for purposes such as determining when to fulfill goods and services."
Thanks to your information I know exactly what they are talking about! ( Actually doing it is another issue....)
Ron
Thanks for explaining! I am looking at Stripe for subscription payments. They recommend using web hooks!
"Monitor a PaymentIntent with webhooks
Stripe can send webhook events to your server to notify you when the status of a PaymentIntent changes, which you can use for purposes such as determining when to fulfill goods and services."
Thanks to your information I know exactly what they are talking about! ( Actually doing it is another issue....)
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Might Need Jane Fleming for help here!
« Last post by Richard I on September 27, 2026, 10:26:55 PM »Thanks Jane, and for replying.
I am going to relocate the look up and keep the password on the login
Best of both worlds
Cheers
Richard
I am going to relocate the look up and keep the password on the login
Best of both worlds
Cheers
Richard
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Might Need Jane Fleming for help here!
« Last post by Jane on September 27, 2026, 07:38:52 PM »In the immortal words of Sergeant Schulz, "I Know Nothiing!"
The code for unhiding the password is something I've used for 4 or 5 years with no issues.
If it breaks your code, then my advice would be not to use it.
Or at least take it out and then confirm that your lookup button works as intended without it.
The code for unhiding the password is something I've used for 4 or 5 years with no issues.
If it breaks your code, then my advice would be not to use it.
Or at least take it out and then confirm that your lookup button works as intended without it.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: How to execute code once on Form Load?
« Last post by JohanR on September 27, 2026, 04:21:44 AM »Hi,
Yes I think def the multi-tab is at play.
Think will try to make the meeting on Wed,
perhaps a live question and answer will help to show where my problem is, or my implementation is going wrong.
thanks for all your assistance
Johan
Yes I think def the multi-tab is at play.
Think will try to make the meeting on Wed,
perhaps a live question and answer will help to show where my problem is, or my implementation is going wrong.
thanks for all your assistance
Johan
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Might Need Jane Fleming for help here!
« Last post by Richard I on September 26, 2026, 11:01:51 PM »Hi Jane,
You will have seen I have reported issues with the login Form's use of the Look up button failing.
Following this, I was concerned as to whether the JavaSscipt you kindly gave me might be contributing to the problem.
The lookup button is behavng properly on other forms not containing the JS
The diagnostic came from the LoginForm's lookup button press showing the working icon
and then nothing
I inspected the event in my Browser and that returned the following....
2jquery.nt-dialog.js:98 Uncaught TypeError: t.indexOf is not a function
at ntdialog.run (jquery.nt-dialog.js:98:
at ntdialog.push (jquery.nt-dialog.js:67:9)
at HTMLButtonElement.onclick (LoginForm:112:298)
ntdialog.run @ jquery.nt-dialog.js:98
ntdialog.push @ jquery.nt-dialog.js:67
onclick @ LoginForm:112
This is beyond my ability Jane , and I am hopeful your favour maybe extended
Cheers
Richard
C12.14000 NT 14.39
You will have seen I have reported issues with the login Form's use of the Look up button failing.
Following this, I was concerned as to whether the JavaSscipt you kindly gave me might be contributing to the problem.
The lookup button is behavng properly on other forms not containing the JS
The diagnostic came from the LoginForm's lookup button press showing the working icon
and then nothing
I inspected the event in my Browser and that returned the following....
2jquery.nt-dialog.js:98 Uncaught TypeError: t.indexOf is not a function
at ntdialog.run (jquery.nt-dialog.js:98:
at ntdialog.push (jquery.nt-dialog.js:67:9)
at HTMLButtonElement.onclick (LoginForm:112:298)
ntdialog.run @ jquery.nt-dialog.js:98
ntdialog.push @ jquery.nt-dialog.js:67
onclick @ LoginForm:112
This is beyond my ability Jane , and I am hopeful your favour maybe extended
Cheers
Richard
C12.14000 NT 14.39
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Look up button on a Login Form
« Last post by Richard I on September 26, 2026, 10:16:45 PM »Thanks Ron,
Yes its calling the Browse , but the browse is not on the LoginForm as it was, but is opening on the Index Page
The Hierarchy is IndexPage ->login Form
Richard
Yes its calling the Browse , but the browse is not on the LoginForm as it was, but is opening on the Index Page
The Hierarchy is IndexPage ->login Form
Richard
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Look up button on a Login Form
« Last post by rjolda on September 26, 2026, 03:56:32 AM »Hi Richard,
Might it be a C12 bug?
This seems like something you are going to have to debug. Maybe trace the browse that you are trying to open. Does the button actually call the browse and it gets stuck somewhere - maybe files not open or off screen? If the browse does open and try to run which stage is it stuck at? IF it does not run, then try re-doing the button on the Login form.
Ron
Might it be a C12 bug?
This seems like something you are going to have to debug. Maybe trace the browse that you are trying to open. Does the button actually call the browse and it gets stuck somewhere - maybe files not open or off screen? If the browse does open and try to run which stage is it stuck at? IF it does not run, then try re-doing the button on the Login form.
Ron