I have a problem with ActiveForms of Delphi 6 Enterprise Edition. When I web deploy the form everythings seems to be working. But after I make changes on the program and deploy it again, nothing changes in the web page. Can someone tell me what the problem is?
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I've seen a similar issue in my (albeit brief) time with ActiveForms in Delphi 5.
In order to resolve this I needed to check the 'Include File Version number' box in the 'Project' Tab of the 'Web Deployment Options' off the 'Project' option on the menu.
When the HTML page is generated through the 'Web Deploy' option the version of the ActiveForm is embedded into the page. If the new version number is not being utilised then it will remember the last version used - hence you will not see the changes made against the form.
Hope this helps.
Steve
In order to resolve this I needed to check the 'Include File Version number' box in the 'Project' Tab of the 'Web Deployment Options' off the 'Project' option on the menu.
When the HTML page is generated through the 'Web Deploy' option the version of the ActiveForm is embedded into the page. If the new version number is not being utilised then it will remember the last version used - hence you will not see the changes made against the form.
Hope this helps.
Steve
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StevenK:
Well, it seems that it worked out. But here comes another problem. When I wanted to view my new page, it wants to restart my computer. Very interesting isn't it? I think that's because that the OCX file is still in memory. Have any suggestions?
Well, it seems that it worked out. But here comes another problem. When I wanted to view my new page, it wants to restart my computer. Very interesting isn't it? I think that's because that the OCX file is still in memory. Have any suggestions?
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I'll be honest - I sometimes too get that message about wanting to 'Restart the computer' - I always click 'No' bypassing it.
Not sure why it sometimes is preseneted and isn't on other occasions.
Would anyone have a suggested reason for this ?
Is it to do with the size of the ActiveForm within the HTML page ?
Thanks
Steve
Not sure why it sometimes is preseneted and isn't on other occasions.
Would anyone have a suggested reason for this ?
Is it to do with the size of the ActiveForm within the HTML page ?
Thanks
Steve
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