Eric & Greg
Thanks for the various thoughts. It's getting a bit late now (UK), so
I'll have a look
at your replies properly tomorrow.
Cheers,
Mike
On 25/02/2017 22:41, Eric Iverson wrote:
A search gets some hits on that error message on the iPad vs Private
Browsing. I think it unlkikely you have turned on private browsing. And if
you had, my understanding is the jijx would now fail. But it can't hurt to
check an make sure you have not set private browsing.
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 3:04 PM, 'Mike Day' via General <
[email protected]> wrote:
Recent correspondence under a similar heading led me to have a go with my
iPad, as a client, linking to my laptop as a server. I had thought this
might be
possible but I hadn't realised there was guidance on how to set about it.
The laptop runs 64-bit Windows 10, and the iPad is, of course, iOS,
10.2.1
To my surprise, it was quite easy to set up; my ZoneLabs firewall
appparently
tolerates calls to 65002.
A couple of questions though:
a) having made contact from the iPad, and running menu/ide/jfile, the
file list
defaults to ~user/temp . Now, it's probably a fault of my own making, in
having
far too many files both in temp and in user, but it appears at first
glance that
I'm not able to navigate up the file tree, nor to any of the folders
displayed
horizontally below [action] .
The error message is:
ajax(d) failed: QuotaExceededError (DOM Exception 22): The quota has been
exceeded
HOWEVER, the navigation does appear to happen - it just takes time!
eg, selecting "../" from the vertical list, or "User" or "user" from the
horizontal display
results, quite slowly, in the "user" folder being listed vertically,
after closing the
error dialogue box.
b) I thought I'd best make the laptop server address a favourite to save
on tedious typing
and alliteration. Windows DOS (!) ipconfig had shown my address as
192.168.0.6, so my
"favourite" location was saved as "192.168.0.6:65002/jijx#" (I don't
remember entering
"#" but never mind)
But this evening, in re-establishing the JHS server on the laptop to help
write this email,
ipconfig tells me that the laptop's address is now 192.168.0.5. So I had
to fiddle with my
favourite fastkey to amend the 6 to a 5.
This is probably a Windows set-up thing, but have you any tips to get
round this
annoyance?
Thanks,
Mike
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