Hello,
I have a Nomads form with several multi_line controls and a button with the Default Push Button property set. When the user presses enter, my button click logic is executed.

My question: Is it possible to know inside that button click logic which multi_line had focus when the user pressed the enter key? All of the Nomads ID related variables appear to point to the button CTL, but I am looking for the multi_line CTL.

Thank you,
Jeff

Hello,
I am testing the integration of the Historical File Splitting functionality into an existing application and have run into a couple of snags. I'm not sure if I'm using it incorrectly or I have found a bug in PxPlus 15.10.

First, when I set the key information as Ascending or Descending, reading the file with the SELECT/NEXT RECORD directive with a BEGIN and END value either returns no records or incorrectly starts at the beginning of the file no matter the BEGIN value. My file has a multi-segmented internal key which is ascending and made of column 1 and column 2 data. When I set the key information to None, the file behaves as normal. Perhaps I have just misunderstood how this i supposed to work. Maybe someone could provide a working example? I would like to take advantage of the optimization mentioned in the manual as these files will be quite large even when split.

Also, there are parts of the application which still require the BX parameter. (working to remove those)  When the BX parameter is on, the logic inside *obj\multifile.pvc breaks when using KGN or the key definition. I've got a hack to disable the parameter when using the multi-segmented file, but thought there might be an explanation or fix for this?

Thank you,
Jeff

Does the ObjectID user object method feature work over a WindX connection? I am having trouble attaching my custom object.
When I run the following program locally, it prints the objectID for my user object and sets the value. When ran over a WindX connection, it prints 0 (zero) and gives an error 88.

0010 BEGIN
0020 LET X=10
0030 GRID X,@(1,1,60,10)
0040 LET O=NEW("myGrid",X)
0050 LET X'OBJECTID=O
0060 PRINT 'LF','LF',X'OBJECTID
0070 X'SETVALUE(1,1,"hi")
0080 INPUT "Press Enter",*
0090 GRID REMOVE X
0100 END

myGrid.pvc is a clone of the example provided in the manual at https://manual.pvxplus.com/PXPLUS/properties/objectid.htm
I am using PxPlus 15.10 on the server and WindX.

Thank you,
Jeff

Hello All,
I am experiencing an odd behavior from the *Viewer*, but perhaps I am doing something wrong.

When my report output falls within certain widths, the font displayed on the first page is smaller than the rest of the report pages.  I have created a small example program to demonstrate the behavior.  When you enter 99 for the maximum column size, the pages are identical. However, when you enter 100 for the maximum column size, the first page displays with a smaller font size as shown in the attached image.

Is this expected behavior for the viewer or am I missing something? I do not see the same results when printing to *PDF* or *WINPRT*. I am using PxPlus 2019 and 2018. Any ideas what may be going on here?

Thanks,
Jeff

0010 begin
0020 let c=100
0030 input edit "Maximum Columns: ",c
0040 for c; let x$+=mid(str(c),-1); next
0050 open (1)"*viewer*;onclose;margins=500:500:500:500;Columns="+str(c)
0060 gosub PrintTest
0070 close (1)
0080 open (1)"*PDF*;margins=500:500:500:500;view"
0090 gosub PrintTest
0100 close (1)
0110 end

0120 PrintTest:
0130 print (1)'font'("Arial",-12),'DF',
0140 print (1)'font'("Arial",mxc(prn)/c),'DF',
0150 print (1)'text'(@x(0),@y(1),@x(c),@y(2.5),x$),
0160 print (1)'text'(@x(0),@y(4),@x(40),@y(5.5),"Page 1"),
0170 print (1)'FF',
0180 print (1)'text'(@x(0),@y(1),@x(c),@y(2.5),x$),
0190 print (1)'text'(@x(0),@y(4),@x(40),@y(5.5),"Page 2"),
0200 return


Hello,
I am using PxPlus 2019. I have a Nomads panel containing a grid with cell generic validation and formatting logic defined in Nomads (such as a date validate/format).  My desire is to use the CellTag value to make logic decisions inside the validation and formatting logic. However, Nomads appears to always send the tag field from the grid control and not that of the individual cell that fired the validation/format event. I don't want to use the grid tag, because not all cells contain the same CellTag data.

Is there something I can do to cause Nomads to send the cell tag and not the grid tag? If not, is there another way to pass extra cell related data to the validate/format grid cell logic at runtime?

Best Regards,
Jeff

I have a REST web service running under the PxPlus Web Server 15.10.0001. I would like to have custom content when the service responds with an HTTP error code. No matter what I try, the web server responds with the following standard HTML message after setting %Exit_Code=400.
<html>
    <head>
        <title>400 Bad Request</title>
    </head>
    <body>
        <h1>400 Bad Request</h1>
        <hr>
        <p>The Requested URL is not properly formed.
            <br>
Method: GET  URI:/restapi.pvp  ARGS:
        </p>
    </body>
</html>
How can i override this behavior to force a response with my own content? I tried adding a record to the *web\websrv.tpl with no luck.

My web service needs to respond with something like:
{
  "errors": [
    {
      "status": 400,
      "code": 4077,
      "title": "INVALID FORMAT",
      "detail": "invalid query parameter format",
      "source": {
        "parameter": "date",
        "example": "2019-03-09"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Hello,
Does anyone have an example of how to use the headers or postData parameters in the *browser BeforeNavigate2() event? I'm declaring them as an object, but they never contain data and setting the values appears to be ignored.

I have created an object using this example and have no issues using the url variant in this manner. Are postData and headers usable objects?

Best Regards,
Jeff Wilder