CLKurutz

[CLKurutz]

I used the GroupWise View Designer to create the forms (really a mail item in GroupWise modified to add some additional custom fields) originally. I used Formativ for all the code behind the forms. I am not sure what you mean by “using panels”. Can these custom GroupWise mail items be set up directly in Formativ?

[CLKurutz]

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C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Activity.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Activity_Encoded.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Art Studio.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Billiards.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Card Parlor.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Change.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Chestnut.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Commons.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup HCConference.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup HCDining.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Iris.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Laurel.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Outside.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Private.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Pub.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Residential.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup SCR.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Walnut.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Wicker.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes
C:Documents and SettingsadministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup.vbf; Library: ; Int Enabled: Yes; Favorite: No; Run Menu: Yes

[CLKurutz]

I am sorry I have not responded sooner. The rollout has been completed. We found that we were missing the administrative piece that allowed distribution of the applets. We started with only the runtime version of the software.

Thanks for your post.

[CLKurutz]

Thank you for your reply. I am sorry I did not get back to you sooner. I am just getting back to these issues.

The custom view would not load unless the path was set under Tools – Options – Environment – Custom View Path. Even with the full path typed in the code.

We discovered that GW was set to plain text which would explain why the html code was not working. Once we changed that to html — that piece worked.

I haven’t had a chance to try your code. I will do that today and let you know how it goes.

Thanks again for the thoughts.

[CLKurutz]

We have this working. To get it working, we had to set the custom view path under Tools – Environment in GroupWise even though the path is hard coded.

Now, we have run into an issue with another piece of the code. The following code is not inserting a graphic. This works on two laptops but not on the majority of PCs.

If ActivityRoom.RoomSetup.itemindex = 0 then
ActivityRoom.RoomSetupImage.Picture.LoadFromFile_(“p:GroupWiseViewsactivityroomregularactivity.jpg”)
Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard(“<br><IMG_ src=””file:///P:/GROUPWISEVIEWS/ACTIVITYROOM/REGULARACTIVITY.JPG””>”)
End If

The user has rights to the folder and the graphic is displayed on the form it is just not inserted into the message area. The following is the entire code:

‘ Activity Room

Sub Main(Client, GWEvent)
Dim iFilePath

Call GroupWise.ViewOpenFile_(“p:GroupWiseViewsFormativGWViewsResActivity”, “”, “”)
if ActivityRoom.ShowModal = MROK then
Call groupwise.focusset(fcsMessage, “”)
GroupWise.EditPaste
Call groupwise.focusset(fcsSubject, “”)
end if

End Sub

Sub RoomSetupChange(Sender)

If ActivityRoom.RoomSetup.itemindex = 0 then
ActivityRoom.RoomSetupImage.Picture.LoadFromFile_(“p:GroupWiseViewsactivityroomregularactivity.jpg”)
Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard(“<br><IMG_ src=””file:///P:/GROUPWISEVIEWS/ACTIVITYROOM/REGULARACTIVITY.JPG””>”)
End If

If ActivityRoom.RoomSetup.itemindex = 1 then
ActivityRoom.RoomSetupImage.Picture.LoadFromFile_(“p:GroupWiseViewsactivityroomyoga.jpg”)
Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard(“<br><IMG_ src=””file:///P:/groupwiseviews/activityroom/yoga.JPG””>”)
End If

If ActivityRoom.RoomSetup.itemindex = 2 then
ActivityRoom.RoomSetupImage.Picture.LoadFromFile_(“p:GroupWiseViewsNoSetupNeeded.jpg”)
Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard(“<br><IMG_ src=””file:///P:/groupwiseviews/NoSetupNeeded.jpg””>”)
End If
End Sub

[CLKurutz]

The .dll error seems to be fixed. The part of the code to load the custom view is still not working.

Call GroupWise.ViewOpenFile(p:GroupWiseViewsFormativGWViewsResActivity”, “”, “”)

The runtime also does not load the above custom view. In full version all works fine.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

quote:

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Originally posted by CLKurutz:
Hello. I have created several applets that chain together. They work fine on my PC with the full version of Formativ. I am trying to install them on a PC with Formativ Run Time. I receive the following message:

EAccessViolation
h:AdvansysFormativAppletsFVSH Room Setup Art Studio_Encoded.vbf
Access violation at address 02BBE89D in module ‘formativ.dll’. Read of address 00098053 at line 8, column 6

The line of code that is at the address listed is:

if ActivityRoom.ShowModal = mrOK then

The line of code before the above states to open a custom view:

Call GroupWise.ViewOpenFile(p:GroupWiseViewsFormativGWViewsResActivity”, “”, “”)

The runtime also does not load the above custom view. In full version all works fine.

Any help would be appreciated.

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[CLKurutz]

Thank you again for your response. I received this error message when running your code:

Fields.Object
C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorMy DocumentsAdvansysFormativAppletsRoom Setup Activity Old.vbf
Fields collection is empty at line 25, column 5

Any help would be appreciated.

[CLKurutz]

Thank you for the additional information. I unfortunately still can not get it to work. What did you mean by:

This assumes the custom field “TableLinens” has been defined for the GroupWise account.

My code will run but the information I type in the custom form is not inserted into the custom appointment view. It is like it can not find the user-defined field “TableLinens”.

Thanks again.

[CLKurutz]

Hello. Thank you for the suggestions. I am not sure if I was clear in my original message. I have already created “user-defined” fields with the GW view designer. I took the standard appointment view and added some fields. I have tried to use the code posted but I couldn’t get it to work.

What I have is a pop up dialog box (built with Formativ). In this dialog box, I capture information on Table Linens. I would like to take that information and insert it into my custom GW Appointment in a specific field. The field being my user-defined field “TableLinens”. If I try to insert it into a “standard” field (i.e., subject), it works fine. I just don’t know how to get it to recogize the user-defined fields.

Thanks again for your thoughts.

[CLKurutz]

Thank you. You were correct in what I needed to know.

[CLKurutz]

Thank you for your assistance. I emailed the applet this evening.

[CLKurutz]

Thank you for the reply and suggestion. It worked great.

Thanks again.

quote:

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Originally posted by Support 1:
Hi,

Engineering have suggested the following:

Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard("<br>[IMG]"file:///D:/CUSTOMVIEWS/ACTIVITYROOM/REGULARACTIVITY.JPG"[/IMG]")
call groupwise.focusset(fcsMessage, "")
GroupWise.EditPaste

Let me know if that works for you.

Regards,

Advansys Support

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[CLKurutz]

Thank you for the ideas. I actually tried these and could not get it working. But, I found a way that does work. The problem is that it copies in the graphic as well as ML>. If I paste in Word, it actually shows HTML> and the graphic. I have tried many different ways to write the code but still get the ML> in the message area of GW. Here is the code:

Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard(“HTML<IMG SRC=D:/CUSTOMVIEWS/ACTIVITYROOM/REGULARACTIVITY.JPG>”)

I use the following code to paste:

call groupwise.focusset(fcsMessage, “”)
GroupWise.EditPaste

Is there any way to paste without getting the words?

Thanks again for all your help.

quote:

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Originally posted by Support 1:
Given an active HTML message view, two suggestions come to mind:

Some suggestions…

1) Copy the html contents into clipboard and later paste into message

Utilities.CopyHTMLToClipboard("<HTML><BODY background=C:imagesrosebouquetbg.jpg></BODY></HTML>")
call groupwise.focusset(fcsMessage, "")
GroupWise.EditPaste

2) Use the HTMLDom to update the message

Utilities.IHTMLDocumentFromView(oDocument)

See the Developers Guide for more details on this approach.

Regards,

Advansys Support

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[CLKurutz]

Thank you for the example. I am going to use that to try to recreate the appointment I had done with the view designer. Is there a resource (manual) for the coding used? For example, I want to include a drop down field and I need to write the option chosen out to some variable so when the custom view is received, the choice is still visible. I am assuming the following line does that for the text fields:

CustomAppointment.eSubject.Text = Client.ClientState.CommandMessage.Subject.Plaintext

I do appreciate your help. Thanks again.

quote:

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Originally posted by Support 1:
I have posted a very simple example at:

http://www.advansyscorp.com/demo/custom_appointment.vbf

You may need to right mouse click this link and select ‘Save As’ to save the applet. Copy it to your local applets folder and restart your GroupWise client (Restarting is very important).

On restarting, you should see a new calendar icon on the main GroupWise toolbar. Pressing this button brings up a custom appointment dialog. Start to enter your name in the recipient field, which should expand to automatically enter your ID (this is the GroupWise name completion control). Enter a subject and body text, then press send.

A custom appointment then appears in your mailbox. It should have a rose as its icon. Open it as you normally would. Instead of the standard GroupWise appointment view, the custom view will appear again.

The applet defines a custom message type: GW.MESSAGE.APPOINTMENT.CUSTOM. If you have a look at the integrations tab, you’ll see this context listed among the other supported type. Notice the applet has completely overridden the ‘OnOpen’ event. In other words, when a user open an instance of this message type, the applet runs instead of GroupWise simply opening the message. The applet then accesses the underlying GroupWise message in order to extract the subject, body, etc.

Examine the source code to get a feel for how it works. This example contains no error checking, and is very simple. You would need to expand it to offer all the features you require. Hopefully it will give you a good understanding of how to create a custom message.

Good luck!

Advansys Support

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[CLKurutz]

Hello. Thank you for your reply. I am not sure how to go down the path of creating the whole appointment view in an applet. If you have an example, that would be wonderful.

Thank you for all your help.

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