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thats a long standing bug in DF with CCH files

something gets messed up and when you open the table in DBBLDR the defaults are gone. if you notice you can just delete the CCH file reopen the table...

yup thats it. i dont think we even do a hide but i'd have to check

thats what we do.

the login dialog has recaptcha and fingerprint options and then it also has an option for 2 factor authentication that goes to a secondary view after login.
password recovery...

in general drag and drop should be something to look into. We have a number of custom controls and some of them do drag and drop and we had to fight DAWs drop target handler to make it work

btw it depends on what exactly you want

if you want to check which tables are set as alias use the DF_FILE_ALIAS attribute

if you want to check which filelist entries should be alias use the...

generally by checking to root name alias files have the same root as the original table

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we have been having an issue with this for a long time

have not come across any rule that would say you cant require a content type on a request without content. But i did come across a number of APIs that require a content type no matter what.

Does...

that would be an anonymous type and should really be supported in the language

you can simply deserialize for example json into an anon object and then access any members of it during runtime

DAWs base css styles clear the padding which kills the indent

you can add for example



padding: 0px 25px;


to your UL elements

i am guessing if you run the vdfsort again its probably good now. Possibly dbbuilder deletes the index file first

shouldnt get a record twice in an index no matter what collate cfg you are using. the sort order could be different but each record should only show once

delete the index files before reindex

generally a bad index. sort them by recnum and the dupes should go away

i wouldnt do it this way. Why? it is a hack may not work all the time, can annoy the user, etc.

there are proper ways to tell the machine it should not go to sleep. Google it

it does populate the record buffer. and i would say it would be highly unlikely it was messed up right after a find. The few cases i can think of that could mess up the file buffer at that point...

in lists we generally add selection fields above the list. they are used to constrain the results of the list. the fields change depending on the lists of course but often we also just use a single...

we dont use ReportWriter but if you can create a PDF you can send it to the client using the resource manager

yes




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Set External_Message VPE_BEFORE_MAIL TO Get_OnVpeBeforeMail
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Function OnVpeBeforeMail Integer wparam integer lparam returns integer

yes thats one of DFs issues. the focus tree was never smart enough to handle containers without focus able objects. There are a bunch of workarounds to try and make it not crash but as you found out...

Stephen

i published an article eons ago about this, i think in the Visual DataFlex Developers Journal

essentially you are creating a deferred view and then just call it multiple times

the...

have you checked the logs in the AV program. it normally shows all activity in the log.
And yes, highly likely this was an AV program

validate_items is actually documented but even if it wasnt there is nothing wrong in using it

i would create a .net library to process the files there

if it happens on a compile the issue is the way the linker works. It modifies the file and that is seen as an issue obviously. Only way around is to exclude it from the check.

of course this is...