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Does anyone know much about multi-threading in Foxpro? I have a program that evaluates a table with articles in it against another table with various keywords. I scan over the articles, and search for keyword matches. This process, at times, can become very time-consuming, so I've been trying...

I got it fixed. Somehow, the default settings for the file extension DBF had been changed. I was able to click "Restore" on it, and now it works fine. Thanks for all the help.

No, it doesn't. I was just using <filename> as a placeholder. It says something like "test.fxp is not an object file." when I try to open test.dbf

Thanks for the reply. I checked both locations. There is nothing under Tools > Options > File Locations > Startup Program. The file config.fpw only has the content: "screen=off" If you have any other ideas, please post them.

I recently had to reinstall Foxpro 9.0 on one of our computers, and now it is doing something strange. Any time I try to open a DBF file by double-clicking on it, Foxpro comes up with an error saying that "<filename>.fxp is not an object file." For some reason, Foxpro is attempting to compile...

I'm trying to code a script that generates a RSS feed, but the data being output keeps throwing XML parse errors. I think I've narrowed it down to possibly line-feed or carriage return throwing the error, but it might be anything. I've been passing the data through the below code to try to get...

I knew ampersands and spaces were not good in the url if left untranslated. I am creating a library of articles with the articles divided by category. Let's say one of the categories is called "Health & Fitness". I wanted to put it directly in the link for the articles to improve search engine...

I'm trying to include a title in the url of a link that contains an ampersand. For example, the link would look like: http://www.blah.com/blah & blah/blah.html I'm using rawurlencode on the "blah & blah" part to make the link safe, but when I click on the link, it tries to load the page...

Because MySQL does not optimize by any index when the query contains a full-text search, any ORDER BY's slow the query significantly. To get around that, we are currently taking advantage of subqueries and an extra table. We're using tables search_contents and search_results. The former has all...