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Magic XPA 2.5d Error on Windows Server 2012 R2
Hi Group,
I have installed Magic XPA 2.5d on Windows Server 2012 R2 and when I started the Studio for the first time with a Demo license, it displayed the below error:
Can someone suggest what could
Hi Group,
I have installed Magic XPA 2.5d on Windows Server 2012 R2 and when I started the Studio for the first time with a Demo license, it displayed the below error:
Can someone suggest what could
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Lado Wali
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#192709
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Re: compare time-fields
Thank you all for your replies and I have solved the problem. I ended my message with 'Magic or my brains ?' and the answer is 'my brains'. I used a wrong field because there was another field with
Thank you all for your replies and I have solved the problem. I ended my message with 'Magic or my brains ?' and the answer is 'my brains'. I used a wrong field because there was another field with
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Undix InformatieSystemen
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#192708
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Re: compare time-fields
To compare time it is probably better to compare absolute time ie 86400*date()+time. This way you don’t have the trouble at midnight.
Regards,
Jeroen Bos
Lekkerland Nederland BV
Van:
To compare time it is probably better to compare absolute time ie 86400*date()+time. This way you don’t have the trouble at midnight.
Regards,
Jeroen Bos
Lekkerland Nederland BV
Van:
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Jeroen Bos
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#192707
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Re: compare time-fields
Teun,
It’s hard to tell what you’re doing but if you just simply compare two time fields, internally they are translated to the number of seconds past midnight, so it’s comparing two
Teun,
It’s hard to tell what you’re doing but if you just simply compare two time fields, internally they are translated to the number of seconds past midnight, so it’s comparing two
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Keith Canniff
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#192706
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Re: compare time-fields
On Jun 10, 2020, at 12:43 AM, Undix InformatieSystemen <undix76@...> wrote:
Thanks Steven.
I am using a 24-hour clock : so 12.00 AM is 24:00. Is it not possible to inform Magic to use a 24-hours
On Jun 10, 2020, at 12:43 AM, Undix InformatieSystemen <undix76@...> wrote:
Thanks Steven.
I am using a 24-hour clock : so 12.00 AM is 24:00. Is it not possible to inform Magic to use a 24-hours
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Steven Blank
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#192705
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Re: compare time-fields
Thanks Steven.
I am using a 24-hour clock : so 12.00 AM is 24:00. Is it not possible to inform Magic to use a 24-hours clock ?
Teun.
Thanks Steven.
I am using a 24-hour clock : so 12.00 AM is 24:00. Is it not possible to inform Magic to use a 24-hours clock ?
Teun.
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Undix InformatieSystemen
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#192704
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Re: compare time-fields
Teun,
While 07:30AM is definitely earlier than 12:00PM (noon), it is not earlier than 12:00AM (midnight).
Since you're comparing variables, you need to look farther upstream
Teun,
While 07:30AM is definitely earlier than 12:00PM (noon), it is not earlier than 12:00AM (midnight).
Since you're comparing variables, you need to look farther upstream
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Steven Blank
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#192703
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compare time-fields
line 17 compares two time-fields 12:00 with 07:30. I have learned that 07.30 is earlier then 12:00 so 07:30 is less 12:00, but Magic did not agree becasue the logical L_Mogelijk has been set. I am
line 17 compares two time-fields 12:00 with 07:30. I have learned that 07.30 is earlier then 12:00 so 07:30 is less 12:00, but Magic did not agree becasue the logical L_Mogelijk has been set. I am
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Undix InformatieSystemen
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#192702
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Re: Print Directly to Local Printer
You might find this program useful for printing PDF files
http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/pdftoprinter.html
You might find this program useful for printing PDF files
http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/pdftoprinter.html
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sherman levine
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#192701
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Re: Print Directly to Local Printer
We create a pdf (Or a jpg if we're printing to a receipt printer) at the server and transfer it to the client, then print it locally.
We create a pdf (Or a jpg if we're printing to a receipt printer) at the server and transfer it to the client, then print it locally.
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John Knickerbocker
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#192700
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Re: Print Directly to Local Printer
Most of the printer manufacturers have a cloud based solution so you can print to an IP address that you connect the local printer to. Google search 'cloud ready printers'.
Wes
Most of the printer manufacturers have a cloud based solution so you can print to an IP address that you connect the local printer to. Google search 'cloud ready printers'.
Wes
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Wes Hein
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#192699
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Webclient 4.6
Just wondering if anyone has done anything significant, or semi-significant with the webclient as yet? and is it possible to see what you have completed?
Thanks
Just wondering if anyone has done anything significant, or semi-significant with the webclient as yet? and is it possible to see what you have completed?
Thanks
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Callum@...
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#192698
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Re: magicweb.io
Hi Oded, Is there an indication of when 4.7 will be available?
We are potentially about to start a new project with WebClient (one that is three quarters done in another tool already), I would like
Hi Oded, Is there an indication of when 4.7 will be available?
We are potentially about to start a new project with WebClient (one that is three quarters done in another tool already), I would like
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Callum@...
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#192697
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Print Directly to Local Printer
Dear all,
I am developing POS System with xpa 2.5 using ria, and than I have a problem cause rich client cannot access to local printer which is so important in POS System to access the client printer
Dear all,
I am developing POS System with xpa 2.5 using ria, and than I have a problem cause rich client cannot access to local printer which is so important in POS System to access the client printer
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Mulyadi Jet
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#192696
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Re: HTML Editor integration
I answered privately
Chris
Verzonden vanuit Outlook Mobile
I answered privately
Chris
Verzonden vanuit Outlook Mobile
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Chris de Bijl
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#192695
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Re: OS Command display in a magic window
Hi, Avgerinos,
If the script terminates quickly, you can capture its output via command line redirection to a file. Some people use such to list a directory, e.g:
dir > a.txt 2>&1
If you replace 'dir'
Hi, Avgerinos,
If the script terminates quickly, you can capture its output via command line redirection to a file. Some people use such to list a directory, e.g:
dir > a.txt 2>&1
If you replace 'dir'
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Frederik Soete
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#192694
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OS Command display in a magic window
Hi magicians
Is there any way to Invoke an OS command (in my case execute a python script) with the output displayed inside a magic window instead of the classic DOS-window?
(XPA versions 3-4)
Best
Hi magicians
Is there any way to Invoke an OS command (in my case execute a python script) with the output displayed inside a magic window instead of the classic DOS-window?
(XPA versions 3-4)
Best
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Avgerinos
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#192693
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Re: RuntimeApplicationColorDefinitionFile (XPA4)
Hi, Steven,
Since some version of XPA, the engine has a function ColorSet (color number, foreground color, background color)
For some color numbers, we use that function in our XPA 3.2
Hi, Steven,
Since some version of XPA, the engine has a function ColorSet (color number, foreground color, background color)
For some color numbers, we use that function in our XPA 3.2
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Frederik Soete
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#192692
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RuntimeApplicationColorDefinitionFile (XPA4)
Is there any way to switch Color file within Runtime ?
Help says its “Change effective: Immediate”, but then says “Modifications of the Runtime colors from the Studio, requires resetting the
Is there any way to switch Color file within Runtime ?
Help says its “Change effective: Immediate”, but then says “Modifications of the Runtime colors from the Studio, requires resetting the
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Steven Burrows
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#192691
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HTML Editor integration
Hi,
I notice a post by Chris de Bijl which contains the sentence “We use msthtmleditor for mailmessages.” I would like to implement this and I am hoping Chris or someone else can enlighten me
Hi,
I notice a post by Chris de Bijl which contains the sentence “We use msthtmleditor for mailmessages.” I would like to implement this and I am hoping Chris or someone else can enlighten me
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Graham White
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#192690
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