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Hi. Now we’ve a new year, but still nothing heard from novell?! Do you have any update to this case?
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…yes, we’re also using GW 7.01 and the problem still exists. We heard nothing from novell…

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I found out how I can realise that. The following code returns the path of the currently running applet:

appletPath = Utilities.CurrentAppletName
appletName = Utilities.CurrentAppletShortName & “.vbf”
appletPath = left(appletPath, InstrRev(appletPath, appletName, -1, 1) – 1)

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I found out why the OnClosWindow-event didn’t work. It’s not a problem of the operating system, it’s a problem of the formativ settings. When I enable the command blocker option in the system settings the event occurs. When I disable the option the event doesn’t occur.

This is what I found out.

By the way, in the Formativ Creator Users Guide also stands, that disabling the command blocker will stop many Groupwise event notifications from being received by Formativ.

Thanks for your help anyway.

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I want to prevent selection of all items in a listview.

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Thanks. This works.

And how can I disable the select option?

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By the way, I didn’t install Citrix in my second Test (see post above).

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I tested the application again on a completly new installation of a Windows Server 2003 standard edition. I also installed the newest Formativ runtime and used a Groupwise 6.5.4 client. But the problem is still there. I really don’t know where the problem could be. Did you find out anything or can you reproduce the problem with the same configuration as I used?

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Thanks for the example. But how can I include the filter statement in the FilterSetText function? So that I can use my personal field instead of fldFrom and search after the values 1, 2 and 3 linked with the or-operator.

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Thanks. But how can I apply this to the current view? So that the user sees only the items which were found by the filter expression.

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Thank you. It works now.

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Thanks. But this doesn’t completly solve my problem, because the OnCloseWindow-event occurs also when I close i.e. a new mail window. So I have to identify which window has been closed. How can I do that or is there another event value for the OnCloseWindow-event for the main window?

Thanks.

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And how can I detect the CloseWindow-Event in the code? Which value should GWEvent have?

Thanks

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So it would be perfect when there is an event which occurs when something will be stored in the calendar and an event which occurs when an appointment will be deleted from the calendar. Only the accept and the delete events aren’t useful enough because when I i.e change a appointment to a mail, the delete-event doesn’t occur….

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Ok. I found it out. The message-object contains a messagelist-property (AutodateMessages).

Thanks anyway.

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