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Web Server - Ask For Help / WinEvent message
« on: August 19, 2012, 12:00:21 PM »
If I'm deleting a table record in hand code, I normally use the Access:xxx.DeleteRecord(0) with the 0 option set to NOT display a warning message. However, if I don't use the 0, a WinEvent message box (ie Window's message) comes up with a timer. No problem but what happens with this on another operating system (ie Apple)? Is there some simple way to call a browser Message box with my own custom message and a way to read whether OK or Cancel was clicked?
Mark
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Server app capacity?
« on: August 19, 2012, 11:34:58 AM »
I read somewhere in a posting that 1 hit/second on a NetTalk server app was inconsequential. What about 1000 hits/second? I don't know anything about massive web server installations like Amazon or Google, but would it be possible to make multiple iterations of a single NetTalk program (ie, app1, app2, app3, etc.) and have the primary app shunt successive logins off to the secondary apps in order to scale the whole thing up? The data path would have to the same for them all of course.
Regards,
Mark
Regards,
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: How to trap delete BEFORE deletion warning message/Invididual browse row options
« on: August 19, 2012, 11:27:29 AM »
I found that the lack of the icon in a cell altered the cell color and sometimes the browse fields, as well as confusing the header. So I changed the code to just disabling the icon when necessar. The header is thus unaffected. So I don't have an example to show you unfortunately.
However, I did find that adding buttons with the standard actions (ie not Other) do NOT allow their disabling, which is unfortunate. To add an Update or Delete button that can be disabled, I have to add it with the action as Other, and then add a bunch of template options (icon, form update, action, etc.) to make it work like a standard button.
Mark
However, I did find that adding buttons with the standard actions (ie not Other) do NOT allow their disabling, which is unfortunate. To add an Update or Delete button that can be disabled, I have to add it with the action as Other, and then add a bunch of template options (icon, form update, action, etc.) to make it work like a standard button.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: How to trap delete BEFORE deletion warning message/Invididual browse row options
« on: August 08, 2012, 02:24:55 PM »
I added the change/delete buttons to the end of each browse row as well as the conditional display of them. This gives me the solution I want except for one minor BUG that was uncovered. Adding a conditional display affects not only the browse row but also is applied to the header. I was able to override the generated code with an OMIT/ENDOMIT, but I think the header should always show (after all you're adding a condition which presumably will be true some of the time) or have another tick option added to display/not display the header.
FYI, I'm working on a biiiiggggg netweb project right now, so you may be hearing a lot from me LOL
Mark
FYI, I'm working on a biiiiggggg netweb project right now, so you may be hearing a lot from me LOL
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / How to trap delete BEFORE deletion warning message/Invididual browse row options
« on: August 07, 2012, 11:02:26 AM »
1) I need to trap a delete action before the warning message is displayed, but I cannot find where the the clicking on the Delete button is processed to abort it.
2) I'm trying to set up a browse so that on different rows, I can disable the change/delete buttons. I see in the browse template/form tab where you can have conditional row definitions but couldn't get them to work. Is there an example file? Also the filter condition I was trying to enter was to compare to p_web values, ie. p_web.GSV('Value1') NOT= p_wsb.GSV('Value2'). The syntax of this became very complex and I'm not sure that I got it right. An example?
Regards,
Mark
2) I'm trying to set up a browse so that on different rows, I can disable the change/delete buttons. I see in the browse template/form tab where you can have conditional row definitions but couldn't get them to work. Is there an example file? Also the filter condition I was trying to enter was to compare to p_web values, ie. p_web.GSV('Value1') NOT= p_wsb.GSV('Value2'). The syntax of this became very complex and I'm not sure that I got it right. An example?
Regards,
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Passing SV/parameter to same form from multiple browses in same proc
« on: August 07, 2012, 10:57:53 AM »
Brainstorm! I just realized that all I need is the tab# from the parent to differentiate what I need in the update form. The TabChanged embed in the parent proc gives that info. Still would like to know about the RowID option though.
Mark
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Passing SV/parameter to same form from multiple browses in same proc
« on: August 07, 2012, 10:44:30 AM »
First, where do I find the "Include Row ID" option? I've looked in both the respective browse and form. Also if I'm doing an insert from either browse, there would not actually be a row ID defined yet, correct?
Mark
Mark
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Passing SV/parameter to same form from multiple browses in same proc
« on: August 03, 2012, 08:47:00 AM »
I have an update form that I am accessing from multiple browses that are all located on the same parent form, but on different tabs. The SV: parentproc thus shows the same parent procedure regardless of the actual browse call. When I set a SV in the respective browses prior to the call to the update form, it is not in sync with the specified browse when it is read in the update form.
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Mark