second test of the demo
Joachim Müller-Peter
via web
Hello, I have downloaded your demo today several weeks ago but
haven´t found time to test it.
Oups, i did it again (today), and you sent me a new registration
code.
When I start the database, an error message pops up that the Code
entered is invalid.
What the hack...
Please could you help me?
Best regards
Joachim
Support Staff 2 Posted by nick on 14 Oct, 2011 10:04 AM
Joachim,
The code you got today is for BaseElements. Grab another code here instead : http://www.goya.com.au/refreshfm/democode
Cheers,
Nick
3 Posted by Joachim Müller-Peter on 14 Oct, 2011 10:17 AM
thx
Cheers
nick closed this discussion on 14 Oct, 2011 10:23 AM.
Joachim Müller-Peter re-opened this discussion on 14 Oct, 2011 10:51 AM
4 Posted by Joachim Müller-Peter on 14 Oct, 2011 10:51 AM
2.3 File References Overview
An External Data Source will need to added to the Control_Old.fp7 file for each file in your solution. ???This is done via a copy and paste into a script in the control file???. The paste automatically creates all of the required References.
Instructions
First, make sure that the file list is complete. Check the list in the Review section on the Files tab. You can switch back and forward to this area at any time. Add any files that are missing and and remove any that are not required.
Click on the File References link. This will open the Manage Scripts window from the Control_Old.fp7 file.
There will be a script in this file called "File References". Open this script and click Paste, or use ctrl/command V to paste. This will create a collection of Open File steps.
Save the script, close the window and close the Manage Script window.
You can check the content of the actual References, or adjust them at any time by opening Manage External Data Sources.
Pasting gives just two script steps "unknown"
Sorry, but oops...
Joachim
Support Staff 5 Posted by nick on 17 Oct, 2011 10:59 AM
Joachim,
It should create an "Exit Script" step, followed by an open file step. Is it possible for you to create those manually for me, and then test a copy and paste? I've attached a screenshot of what it should produce.
You need to manually create those two steps, then select both steps, and copy them to the clipboard. Then open the Data Viewer and put the following calculation in :
BE_ClipboardFormats
It will give you a list of text, there should be one like "CorePasteboardFlavorType 0x584D5353". Copy this value ( you'll lose the previous clipboard ) and create another Data Viewer calc with :
BE_ClipboardText ( "CorePasteboardFlavorType 0x584D5353" )
( You'll need to then re-copy the steps to see it work.) Then send me the result of that calculation, along with the type text. It might be easier to save this into a file and attach it.
If this is too hard, let me know, I can try some other approaches.
Cheers,
Nick
Support Staff 6 Posted by nick on 17 Oct, 2011 11:19 AM
Forgot the attachment...