Mike

Thanks for your feedback

I was not aware you were in dear need of daily emails, but as I am re-doing some PxPlus coding and consulting as a freelance now, I can probably help 

I have been doing a POC for a client and yes, setting up the SVN repo with Tortoise on my laptop then doing the PxPlus app and src directories setup and the initial commit took a couple of hours. That's great but of course a source code repo is more useful if shared and used by several developers 

Github is for open-source and is a collaborating website and some king of social media for developers (you need to have a Github account with some projects on it and link it in your résumé these days, at least when searching for a job in the more mainstream languages and frameworks). The code you put there is free, and supposed to be either cloned and changed with pull requests to integrate contributions in your source, or forked to create alternate versions. I don't think that's the kind of site a hacker would target... but who knows what's in their sh*thead ?
By the way, any plan to extend the SVN interface to git as it is becoming an industry standard ?

I found services like https://sliksvn.com/tour/ or http://www.svnrepository.com/ and was wondering if it was worth a try.
If anyone else has any insight and want to chime in, that would be great

Eric

You're right, it works with APS 

I was talking of both
The *plus/wdx/usr/<program> was working, but I messed up when I tested the other part

I was misled by my client shortcut not starting in the correct directory, and thus the static image files not downloaded where expected
So, I corrected my shortcut, re-tested this and found my images in the WindX\images directory as I wanted them to be.

Thanks  for the heads-up

James

That’s strange as *viewer* is supposed to allow copy to the clipboard by default
If using the more complex Print Preview which was written by Gord, I believe there is a property of the preview object that controls being able to copy from the document or not.

Otherwise, you can give  a try outputting to [lcl]*pdf*;view

PxPlus will create a PDF in a temp directory, will push it to the client (WindX or browser), then will remove the temp document right away when running iNomads, or once the PDF reader is closed when running with WindX.
From there the end-user can print the PDF, save it locally, and of course copy text from it to the clipboard and paste it wherever they want.

Hope this helps

Hi Gilles

What version of Linux?

It's an Ubuntu 20.04 64 bits VM

I have "installed" MySQL with the XAMPP package (an Apache/MySQL/PHP/Perl bundle that exists for Windows & Linux)

updatedb & locate are unknown commands

sudo file /home/steph/heron/pxplus/libmysqlclient.so
/home/steph/heron/pxplus/libmysqlclient.so: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, BuildID[sha1]=8e7f8b98175ee0b31922bee8267d56b7b6424fd6, stripped

Is the mysql on Linux 32-bit or 64-bit? What is the PxPlus 32-bit or 64-bit. They must match. A 32-bit pxplus can't load a 64-bit mysql .so etc.

Also try installing the mysql in the standard linux library directory /usr/lib or /usr/lib64.

Devon,

The shared object is 64 bits (see above) and PxPlus is 64 bits as well :
steph@steph-ubuntu:~/heron/pxplus$ file pxplus
pxplus: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, BuildID[sha1]=ca5da2920f359474e552d5c711478435cdef1990, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, with debug_info, not stripped

Any other idea ?

Hi there

Any takers on this one ?

TIA,

I second this wish

Hi

If the popup panel is modal, which seems to be the case, then no, none of what you do in the calling panel will react since the input focus in on the modal

The best suggestion I can come up with would be to prevent the popup from being minimized -- remove the check from the "Minimize box" attribute on the header on the modal panel

Hope this helps