Hi Robert,
thanks for your reply.
I have formatted all code snippets as "raw". In the preview, they were still
there, but here it seems that nabble has completely removed them. This time,
I'll work without formatting.
Okay, here is my question again:
I have a macro that loads a svg image
Hi Klaus,
no macro could be seen here. Attachements aren't allowed.
You know there is a German mailinglist? (us...@de.libreoffice.org)
Regards
Robert
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Hi Klaus,
> ' Load the image into the internal bitmap table:
> oBitmaps.insertByName( "OOoLilyPond", ConvertToURL(sFile) ) ' Up to
> here,
> everything works fine.
> sNewURL = oBitmaps.getByName( "OOoLilyPond" ) ' This line causes the
> error.
So the error is one row above.
I have two simle mysql tables with no relationships set between them.
The database containing those tables is MariaDb and the JDBC driver I use to
connect is mariadb-java-client-2.2.6.
Both have a field named "num_vin" among various other fields.
And I created a simple form containing a subform.
More precisely,
This happens only within odb files created with LibreOffice-6.0.6 and older.
And it is due to a setting of the driver , which is present in the
content.xml file, within the .odb file.
But if one alters the above setting like this:
OLD SETTING:
NEW SETTING:
Then in
Hi Robert,
thanks a lot for your examinations.
Robert Großkopf wrote
> ... but you will create a string of this. This coudn't work. What do you
> wan't to get from the object?
You are right, it's only the beginning of the function. I tried to strip it
down to a minimal example.
The string
Hi Klaus,
have tried it a little bit more. URL was wrong the first time.
I get the object oBitmaps.getByName( "OOoLilyPond" )
... but you will create a string of this. This coudn't work. What do you
wan't to get from the object?
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Robert
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