If you want a call I would suggest creating a helpdesk ticket with all the info and requesting to schedule a call.

What I can say for now is that if you want to bypass ssh login and run the program using simple client server like you were trying to do before is your best bet. The windx:// ssh does allow you to specify a username and password as part of the url but I don't think you can set the terminal and auto launch your program via the link.

The @scs should work you just were trying to use a colon : instead of a ; before the Show/ the other issue may be the path. You can determine that by trying to run a program in the install directory.

When using windx:// with @scs it uses the *plus/cs/url program which you can read and edit and use to debug

If using ssh it is *wdx/url_ssh program that is used.

My guess would be different START_UP or current path. When it doesn't work it may be because it doesn't find the png file.

The issue maybe that you have a :Show and not ;Show.

If that is not the issue see below:

The windows registry should have a entry that makes windx:// launch your windx plugin pxplus and run the *url program. The *url program then calls *plus/cs/url in the case of @scs. It is here the message box you are seeing comes from. So we know this much is working.

You can open up and edit the *plus/cs/url program to do some debugging of where the issue is. I would make sure the arguments are what they should be. If that looks good try to escape so you can then step though and see where the error happens.

What version of PxPlus are you using?

I think there was an issue with url security that was fixed in PxPlus 2025. Before 2025 you would use : not @ in the url but browsers stopped allowing that. So with PxPlus 2025 it now uses @.

You can do this by using a url that starts with windx://

If you install the windx plugin via our installer the windows registry entries should be there already on your client systems. If not you can have your installer create the registry entries easily. It is documented below.

https://manual.pvxplus.com/page/windx/browser.htm

That dll is a Sage dll and PxPlus does not reference it itself.

It is likely that you have a START_UP program or ini file that references it.

Or you are running an application that references it.

The error is either it can't find it or it can't load it maybe because the pxplus is 64-bit and the dll is 32-bit?

The v23 PxPlus was actually built on Tahoe. The downloads page was not updated correctly and we will fix that.

The file is technically a TGZ file but has the TAZ extension.

If you do a Open With and select the Archive Utility it will extract the contents. You can also from the terminal extract it with the command

tar -xzvf pxp2300-0000-MM1-64.taz

Instructions for UNIX/Linux PxPlus installation and be found here: https://manual.pvxplus.com/page/PxPlus%20Installation%20and%20Configuration/Installation%20Instructions/UNIX%20and%20Linux%20Installation.htm

The errors in your program is because of the new lines.

In pxplus the if block of code needs to be 1 line of code.

You can fix it by doing something like

if a=b then {
a=1
b=2
} else {
a=0
b=0
}

You can also just get rid of the new lines and have it be one line of code. If in the preferences you set edited list it will display it as multiple lines of code.


Also QrySelcia:companycode$="" is not correct syntax. What are you trying to check with the if condition?

maybe you just want companycode$=""?

Is this what you are trying to do?

PROCESS "MY_QUERY","mylib.en", SelectedVal$
! After the query closes, SelectedVal$ holds what the user selected
IF SelectedVal$ <> "" THEN %MY_GLOBAL$ = SelectedVal$

Try closing vs code and reopening it. Maybe got in a bad state from previous attempt with bad config.

Try specifying winterm and the ssh pxplus path from the vs code settings in the connection manager as well.

Can you make a ssh connection from the pxplus windx connection manager using the same info?

/home/palenik/pxp23

This looks like it is pointing to a directory and not the pxplus executable.

Try

/home/palenik/pxp23/pxplus

assuming you haven't renamed the PxPlus executable.

Also make sure you click the link to save the ssh password.

So that error tells you the issue may be in your settings.

1) Verify that the path to PxPlus points to the install directory of the WindX 2026 plug-in. The path should be that of the directory where you would find pxplus.exe but not include pxplus.exe in the path i.e. (C:\PVX Plus Technologies\WindX Plugin-64 2026).

2) Verify that you have set WindX to SSH and that you have pointed it to the correct server url

3) Verify you specified the correct port for SSH almost always 22. The default port is 4093 which is the simple cs port not the ssh port.

4) Verify that the ssh specific settings are correct i.e username, make sure you click the link to set the ssh password

5) Verify the path to pxplus is the path to the pxplus on the Linux server i.e. /pxplus64/pxplus (note this time the path should include the executable name).

If after verifying all of the above and you still have issues you click the gear icon on the bottom left, then click settings, then in the window opened click the Open Settings (JSON) button. It is on the top right corner of the window the left most button of the group of buttons.

You can then copy and paste the results here making sure to scrub the output of any urls, usernames, passwords, sensitive paths etc.

Then we can see what all your settings are to help find the issue.

Have you used the PxPlus icon on the top right or from the explorer view added a PxPlus workspace folder?