I've successfully implemented OLEDragDrop in a VFP6 project so that my users can drag-and-drop a file anywhere on the application and a method fires to determine what to do with it. I cribbed the code from http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~ScreenMethods~VFP
Having now upgraded the project to...
(Apologies to anyone who has seen & replied to this in another forum, some helpful soul decided to delete it.)
I have a view defined which draws a single record from a master table for editing in a form, based on it's primary key. When I TableUpdate() it, changes to the view ("ThisMember") are...
My client has just scrapped her old Win98 box and replaced it with another, considerably faster (3.4GHz), running XP. Now the FoxPro DOS 2.6 application which she uses has started freezing on her. It's still working fine on other machines on the network, including (apparently) another XP box...
I have an HTML form stored as a .HTA file so that it can do some useful stuff in the script associated with various buttons. This has been working reliably for several years, then suddenly this morning (at only a couple of sites) the script has apparently just stopped running - it's not broken...
I've built a simple function into my DBC which interrogates a set of records from it's child tables and returns a character string. I've tested this locally within VFP and it all works tickety-boo.
My colleague, who works in VB.NET, now needs to be able to call this stored procedure using...
This might seem like an obvious one, but it's not quite how it sounds.
I have two scripts which are going to run in the Windows Scripting Host environment, i.e. outside the context of a web page. Script A needs to run a function which is defined in script B, which will in turn make calls back...
I hope this is the right forum to ask in.
I'm using a JS-based script under the Windows Scripting Host to run a series of processes. One of them has started failing occasionally, and as I don't have any error handling yet built into my script, the whole thing just dies at that point. I want to...
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