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<shrug> It's being called from PHP.. and I wasn't sure if there were implications relating to PHP object scope and availability. Thanks! -Stephen

FYI, I'm a complete newb when it comes to JQuery, and pretty new to LAMP dev in general.. so please.. be gentle haha. I'm updating a web application built on LAMP using PHP, JS, JQuery, Backbone.js, and Yii. I have a series of buttons(php widget) which call javascript functions. Some of these...

Ended up pushing the return form up into the title and not using the broken bands at all.(page footer and summary) It's not the natural place for such a thing, but it works. -Stephen

Perhaps a more concise explanation: It seems to be ignoring the "constant band height" option, which is unchecked. It should shrink with the above scenario. VFP9 sp2 -Stephen

I have a report form that includes an addressed section for windowed envelopes, both for sending and returning. The section for the first envelope is in the title band. The section for the return envelope is in the summary band. Prior to printing this report I give the user options to disable...

ls -la shows a bunch of files in a temp directory. Any time I try to modify the directory, it lists every file within that directory and tells me "no such file or directory" for each one. I'm thinking the issue has to do with the file names, which contain '^%'. Even surrounding the file name...

Sorry, my response was a little slow,(referring to your first) you had already elaborated by the time I posted my response. Thanks! -Stephen

I'm not sure your suggestion really answers my question, as your query might be pretty slow without the index I suggested in my original post. What I've got is nearly fast enough, and I like giving the user feedback as it goes(if it has the potential to take more than 2 seconds). The chances...

Maintenance on an old program: No candidate keys, but the candidate key for this file would be: tranid char(7) + tranline number(4,0) I need to add an index to speed a routine that looks for missing rows in a mirror table. Currently the semi applicable index is: tranid + DTOS(date) Just...

Ahh, that's probably it Mike. lcOriginalIndex = ORDER() + IIF(DESCENDING(),' DESC','') This should do it then. Thanks! -Stephen

Another long-shot here probably not related.. I have a form that can be moved with a click-drag function. I ran into an operator/operand issue whenever the program drew a little too slow and the mouse cursor skipped into the middle of a disabled textbox/label during mousedown. (Causing a...

I did not know about 'fullpath(".")' Ilya. Always used 'JustPath(fullpath([]))'. Thanks! -Stephen

I'm fixing an issue with some old code: select sometable lcOriginalIndex = set("order") set order to SomeOtherIndex ** **do stuff ** set order to &lcOriginalIndex Set("order") returns "tag myIndexName of [full path of current cdx file]" The problem is that if there is a space in my path...

Exactly. But I'm not sure what that might be. Mike, thanks. I had actually put it in activate rather than load, but hadn't really thought through the reason for it. Makes perfect sense, thank you! -Stephen

Sorry, I didn't catch my typo. I'm building from vfp9sp2, not sp1. Dan, I actually wouldn't mind that the modal form didn't disable the _screen's close button. I check for any open forms before allowing that close button to do anything anyway. The problem is that during the click routine...

I see this issue all over this forum, but no definitive solutions. Hoping someone has learned something since then, or clues from my scenario will aid in finding a better solution. This is an old app I'm working with, but currently building with VFP9 sp1. I launch a small procedure from a...

Yes, the problem is that Fox cannot find the registry key that the innoSetup installer creates.. (Looking for a way to alter innoSetup now..) To be clear, are you saying that since my fox application will be 32bit, I will only be able to read/write to the...

Apologies if this is elsewhere.. (Saw lots of registry entries.. but surprisingly nothing pertaining to this question) My application will make use of a registry key at HKLM\Software\MySoftware My installer correctly creates the key and string values at HKLM\Software\MySoftware\AppDir However...

Hah, It worked fine. Thanks y'all for being my sounding board, hopefully this long-winded post will be useful to someone else down the road. :) -Stephen

Bahh.. Fox wasn't attempting to reload the class each time I altered the code. It does recognize an invalid class name, thus it IS finding the function when I call it with: DECLARE integer MTIPADRequestSig. Probably not a code problem here, I'm guessing I just need to call a few things to...