Hi Ronald Rosell,
This link is very interesting and for this situation looks like I can handle
this :-)
I will certainly make efforts to try this out.
Great link, thank you.
ernie hilgers (aruba)
> Hi Ernie,
>
> There are two ways tackle this (probably others as well, but these come to
>
Missed this first time around. I’ll try this first to see what’s up with the
pictures!
Sannyasin Siddhanathaswami
On 7 Feb 2017, at 09:54, Bruno LEGAY wrote:
Hi,
Take a look here :
http://forums.4d.fr/Post/FR/17329223/1/17329529#17329529
It is 4D code to parse
Aloha,
Thanks Nigel, and all. Even exporting the picture also causes a crash on some
of the pictures.
I’ll do some more testing.
In answer to Charles’s questions, both server and client are on a Mac, so
quicktime is installed by default. I don’t see how to determine if a picture is
Zach,
Many, many thanks!
Randy Engle
XC2 Software LLC
-Original Message-
From: 4D_Tech [mailto:4d_tech-boun...@lists.4d.com] On Behalf Of Zach Vogt
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2017 5:48 PM
To: 4d_tech@lists.4d.com
Subject: RE: v15.3 and Windows 2016 Server
Hi Randy,
We're running
Hi Randy,
We're running v15.3 on Windows Server 2016 in a development environment for
a couple months now and have had no issues to speak of. So far it has been
smooth sailing and bug free for our purposes.
Thanks,
Zach Vogt
Hi Miyako,
Thanks for the info.
My client is asking if our system will run on 2016 Server
It sounds like, "very likely" in compatible mode.
And yes, of course we will upgrade to 15.4 as soon as available.
Meanwhile I'll tell my client, er... uhhh... OK. ;-)
Randy Engle
XC2 Software LLC
The recreate form from scratch may not be a bad idea. They (4D) have done a
great job with maintaining compatibility, but things have changed.
For the question as to why it redraws, at a fundamental level, ah, no, but
agree it can be frustrating.
There's one more trick I've used in the past.
Windows Server 2016 became generally available on October 12, 2016.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Server_2016
4D v15.3 was released on November 17, 2016
but certification includes running the software for at least 21 days in
production,
after passing all the automated unit tests and
It's a subform. All relations to related tables are manual.
Sent from my iPad
> On Feb 8, 2017, at 11:16 AM, Chip Scheide <4d_o...@pghrepository.org> wrote:
>
> the 'subform' is it a subform (an included listing form from another
> table), a listbox, or a widget (also called a subform)?
>
>
Yeh what we used to do was to set a boolean to false and then when code runs
set to true. Only run code if boolean is false. We had the same type of
problems in really old versions of ALP
Regards
Chuck
Couldn't you write the code so that it runs only if a flag is not set, then set
the flag upon starting the operation and clear it when done, then the
subsequent calls would see that the flag is already set so they don’t do
anything...?
-Tim
on timer?
set a timer event (10 ticks?) when the On Column resize occurs
WHen the timer 'times out' apply the actions you want as you can
conceder the resize event to be complete.
Alternatively - an event handler turned on when resize fires first time
to track mouse down, and then on mouse up
With 4D v16.0 the event "On Column Resize" fires live during resize of listbox
columns.
This has severe effects on methods who do stuff after resizing a column. If the
method takes to long irt is invoked again while it is still running which
results sooner or later in a stack overflow and
the 'subform' is it a subform (an included listing form from another
table), a listbox, or a widget (also called a subform)?
Are the relations between the parent and child table(s) automatic or
manual?
if any are automatic - try making them manual.
On Wed, 8 Feb 2017 10:55:59 -0800, Allen
Thanks for your responses.
The events associated with the various variables and forms are minimized and
the methods associated with the variables and forms are wrapped with the
corresponding ‘if (form event = …) conditionals.
What I seem to be seeing is that the subform is being redrawn much
If the event doesn't fire automatically, I am not aware of anyway to
get it fire.
However, if you use a coding structure like the following, you can
'fake it', then you can 'trigger' a form event by simply calling the
method with the desired form event.
do stuff to change selection
When programmatically changing the selection (in a listbox or Write Pro area,
for example), is there a way to generate an "On Selection Change" form event
for the object whose selection changed?
For example, assume:
1) Array Listbox
2) "On Selection Change" event check-marked
3) Listbox
I would imagine you need to re-tokenise (open the method and press
function+return or enter) the method
for the now-process-varaible token to connect to the newly created method.
or, perhaps you could use the global find-and-replace feature (which
re-tokenises what it replaced)
by replacing the
> Le 8 févr. 2017 à 01:44, Kirk Brooks a écrit :
>
> Allen,
> I'll add my voice to Keith's suggestion that you turn off all events on the
> forms (except On Load) and try working with the form. Turn on the events
> you actually need.
Yes, that's what I do too. And to
Koen,
Thank you for both postings. I was able to get into the design environment and
after a bit of a battle with the bad method I was able to delete it and flush
it from the trash.
Miyako,
I did not really understand your comment:
- rather than going to Design the normal way, you could
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