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zdpl0a:
Brice and All,

Sorry for taking up the space...  My mistake... 

I wrote a set of templates to process Service Contracts across the internal and external networks.

I used XFiles and Nettalk and it had been in place for some time.  I did not properly set it up in
the service in error. 

Next time, I'll do my debugging in private!!!!!

Bruce:
Hi Dave,

no worries mate - I'm glad you got it sorted out.

On the issue of the source folders - yes the NetTalk sources go in \clarion6\libsrc rather than \clarion6\3rdparty\libsrc.

When NetTalk first started a gazillion years ago, it seemed like a good idea to make it an ABC compliant class. It turns out that wasn't such a hot idea, and it's the only class we have that behaves like this, but it's impossible to change without renaming most embed points, which in turn would orphan a lot of code you had in those embed. Not, I suspect, and appealing solution to anyone.

Cheers
Bruce

zdpl0a:
Bruce,
Yeah, once I went down the nettalk template path and went into NetSimp I got it.

Another quick question on PR23 - WebServer Browse,
I have 2 applications , on supports customer inquiries the other supports employee inquiries.

A browse in both access the same table - a memory table that is loaded at startup and refreshed every hour inside the webserver app.  Worked fine.

With the new release, and after fully replacing the Web folder in both folders

Both are page loaded.  The browse navigation buttons are on the top.  Both display the same number of rows from the same file.  A couple columns are different, none of them a key.  There is a unique, autonumber key which is named in the template.

The customer browse still works fine.

The employee browse, as you use the navigation buttons, hangs up as you browse.  The spinner just spins.  If I click away at one of the navigation buttons, it may move the browse.


Where else can I look?
Thanks,
Dave

Bruce:
Something being returned in the errant browse is not xHml compliant.
Which mean's it is most likely data-related in some way.

If the site is online, and you can direct me there, I can have a look.
If not then;

a) use FireBug (www.getfirebug.com) to "see" the results of the next button sent back by the browser.
It'll be of the form;

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<ajax-response>
<response type="element" id="updateinvoices_inv__customer_value_div">
... somthing here
</response>
</ajax-response>

cut & paste this into notepad, save as something.xml (the extension is important) and then open this _file_ directly in firefox. It'll most likely complain and not display the xml, but it'll show you where the error is. If you're still not sure post the xml here (as a zipped attachment.)

Cheers
Bruce

zdpl0a:
Bruce,
If you can send let me a good email addres, I'll be more than happy to send you the site address and the master account login.

Thanks!

Dave

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