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Testing this again sometime later does not produce the crashing GroupWise results.
I will then assume it had something to do with the unstable environment during programming of the applet.
I would suggest looking into custom fields in GroupWise. You should be storing your meta data in custom fields and not in the message body where it will obviously will print.
Yes, we already ran GWCheck with the options mentioned, which came out with no errors.
As all the applets work fine in other accounts, we are going to attempt to archive messages in this particular one and see if that helps.
Help on this related method is also sought:
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VCL Reference
TWinControl.GetTabOrderListBuilds a list of controls in tab order.
procedure GetTabOrderList(List: TList);
Description
Call GetTabOrderList to construct a list of child controls in tab order.
GetTabOrderList iterates through the control’s internal tab-order list, adding each of the child controls to List, including any controls contained in those controls. The result is a list of all the controls and their owned controls, in tab order.
The FindNextControl method calls GetTabOrderList to build a complete list of the controls that FindNextControl uses to locate the next control in the tab order.
Thank you for confirming that the “Item” method is not supported in some situations.
I used a the “Find” method as well and it works.
Thank you.
I am trying to capture EmbeddedWB events but most of them I try never fire.
Am I missing anything that would make sure such events as OnNavigateError and OnNavigateComplete2 actually fire?
The only event I have been able to see fired is OnProgressChange.
Specifically, I am trying to create some code that will determine if the page I browsed using .Navigate was successful. i.e. not a page not found error.
[This message was edited by ctaleck on November 18, 2009 at 01:42 PM.]
I tried to do a variation of this by hiding and showing the two versions of the controls separately. However, I discovered that you cannot hide an EmbeddedWB. Any ideas on why this code does not work?
Form.EmbeddedWB1.Visible = False
Is there a way to make a THTMLEditorEx scrollable, but not editable?
Our organization is using Groupwise 7.0.2 HP 5/24/2007 Build number: 562.
An interesting artifact is showing on the messages created using oMsg.Reply. There is some garbled text where the AM/PM indicator is supposed to be in the heading. I’ve tested this on a couple of machines. Can you confirm this is a bug with Groupwise? The reply seems to be created in ‘plain text’ view instead of my default ‘HTML’ view. I wonder if that affects this?
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A colleague found the solution to the orphaned “pencil” e-mail: use the delete method.
So the new code would be:
set oMsg = GroupWise.Account.GetMessage("xxxx-Message-ID-xxxx") set oReplyMsg = oMsg.Reply("", true, true, false) call GroupWise.ItemOpen(oReplyMsg.MessageID, "") oReplyMsg.Delete() set oReplyMsg = nothing set oMsg = nothing
Further testing using your method shows that message is created and sent.
However, a blank e-mail with a pencil icon is left behind in the users mailbox.
How do I get rid of this “orphaned” item?
I had tried the Object method as well, but nothing opened using the Reply command.
Your code points out to me that is a separate operation using the ItemOpen Token command.
Sometimes the connection between the Object model and the Token model is not apparent.
Thank you.
I’m looking to do this programmatic as the above code shows for the Panel Control and not in the designer.
In other words, has the .Font property been exposed for all the “fcControlDlg” controls yet?
I assume this answer is regarding v1.6.
Now that 2.0 is out, what would be the sample code to change the look of controls using the ControlFont property?
Can the actual data entry also be changed? I would like to be able to make my controls look disabled.
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