... for the best design is to inherit from TActiveX to create TWebBrowser and try to handle specifics there. Do you have any mechanism, as VB does, to route specific Events to a specific PRG method? Can I help make that happen? Thanks so much for all your work, -- Brian Hays
oActiveX:SetProp("PaneState", 1) // Turn on legend for route planer // This line returns nil MsgInfo( OleGetProperty( oActiveX:hActiveX, "PaneState" ) ) // This line returns 1, which is correct. MsgInfo( oActiveX:GetProp("PaneState") ) ...
... following with the same results. // This line turns on the Legend and works properly oActiveX:SetProp("PaneState", 1) // Turn on legend for route planer // This line returns nil MsgInfo( OleGetProperty( oActiveX:hActiveX, "PaneState" ) ) // This line returns 1, which is correct. MsgInfo( ...
... cPort+iif(!"."$cPort,".PRN","") to ::cPort := cPort + If( ! "." $ cPort .and. ! "\\" $ cPort, ".PRN", "" ) // considers the port can be a network route (\\computername\sharename) 2 use this function to get the path to the network printer. IE you'll say wfPrnShName( "PRINTER1" ) and it will return ...
... few utilities out there (that actually work) that will enable you to actually view the data in a readable form. Using BTrieve / Pervasive SQL is a route that I will never follow again however (it is extremly cumbersome and slow in my opinion). Unforuanately the file structure of a dBASE (FWH) database ...
... CASE UPPER(cDb)=="POTRACK" SET INDEX TO &cDir.potx01 CASE UPPER(cDb)=="ZIPCODES" SET INDEX TO &cDir.zipx01 CASE UPPER(cDb)=="ROUTE" SET INDEX TO &cDir.rtex01 CASE UPPER(cDb)=="EMPLOYEE" SET INDEX TO &cDir.emp01&Pext, &cDir.emp02&Pext CASE UPPER(cDb)=="DEPT" ...