Adrian, Try this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25142594/allowing-javascript-to-run-on-a-windows-form-web-browser Todd On 6/15/2021 4:21 AM, Adrian Wick

Would anoyne be so kind and explain to me how to include this metatag? Thank you. A

Steven, Thanks for your valuable help. The new DDF Maker is great. Special thanks for the detailed information in the help file. One thing I noticed: the ACS file name (id) is

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@magicu-l.groups.io group. /DDF Maker/DDFMaker_10.1.4.4.zip By: Steven Blank

Ferenc, First, instead of using the version of DDF Maker that comes bundled with uniPaaS, use the extended version of DDF Maker (copy sent privately) to create DDFs from your uniPaaS

The Compare and Merge is free, just ask for a license from your rep. Wes

Why not queue B (set wait=N)? Under some circumstances, I call B as the last step of A.

Seems like it works but I cannot get the following: Event A wait=Y Event B wait=Y Event C wait=N The result is a mishmash ….I am lost......must be a code error that breaks the handler control

Keith's discussion points to the fact that Magic designers in the old days, like mine, did not appreciate the importance and value to our lives of trees. The capacity of this technique to simplify a

Dear Steven, Thank you very much for the detailed description of the collating file settings - I've never seen this together. I've never used the second two settings. I tried these

Hi Keith, we are using git for all development but Magic. (C, C++, VB.NET, PHP) honestly pay a third party for compare and merge seems me nonsense, it should be done internally by studio we use

Stefano, Is there a reason you haven’t looked at using Git and branches? Just type “Branch” into Magic’s help. It’s been there since 3.1 but I believe it’s better thought out from 3.3

Hello Avgerinos, the Enterprise server is the right choice for sure. but you do not have heavy or complex workloads, you can 'simulate' an enterprise server using a runtime. you can have a runtime

Thank you Steven, I am a little afraid about the 'simulate' command since check in and check out involve interaction with source control provider... I will do some experiments and let you know BR

Stefano, Looks like a worthy usage of the Tools Infrastructure, for sure! Opening a project uses the "Project" command. Example: Project, c:\projects\myproject\myproject.edp

Regarding the conditions for Enable and Propagate, I made this graphic flowchart for an event that was raised in a task layer two levels down from the Main Program to illustrate the hierarchy. Like

Hello, we have two projects, development and deploy under version control on azure devops when we are ready to release some new feature, we build a list of models, datasources and task to move from

Magic could have avoided so much pain by labeling the choices Immediate and Queued

You need to find out what the Wait properties are for sure – no guessing allowed. ;) Synchronous (Wait = Yes). This mode raises the event immediately upon executing the Raise Event

Stefano, I don't have v4.7 installed, but I can't imagine it to be that different from v3.3 in which there are literally dozens of topics re. automatic processing and the Studio's Tools