07:56:29 PM
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I took the files you sent me and I was able to successfully get your form running in the browser.
You really only had 3 problems.
In your project you did not have all the FoxinCloud program files and classes. I added them and compiled to xxxtest.exe.
The error about alinescol is because in xxxserver.prg in the wFormHTML_cMenu function you are returning nothing. This is sort of a bug or lack of info in Fic. The default code for the menu header is:
PROTECTED FUNCTION wFormHTML_cMenu LOCAL lcResult TEXT TO lcResult NOSHOW FLAGS 1 PRETEXT 7 ENDTEXT RETURN m.lcResult
But FiC requires a return value, so change
return m.lcResult
to something like
return space(0)
Finally, to change the caption on the form, the command4.wcpropsave property must be filled in with 'caption'. Anytime on a control or form you want to be able to change properties of the object without reloading, the names of those properties must appear in the wcpropsave.
You can see a screenshot of the form running nicely here:
http://www.vmgr.com/plamen.jpg
Hi Tuvia,
I tried #1 with no success, error is still here. #2 is completely unclear to me as I am a newbie in FoxInCloud/WebConnection matters.
Some background info to make picture clear: I am trying to "put in cloud" a very simple VFP application - a form with 4 buttons. Every button's Click() method changes some other buton's caption. I ran this through FIC Adaptation Assistant, no manual adaptations were necessary as could be expected. Next on the adapted project I did (with Thierry's help):
1. Moved it out of c:\test (it wouldn't run there)
2. In xxxSets.prg added xxx.vcx to SET CLASSLIB
3. In xxxServer.prg implemented a new method (named Form1) to xxxProcess class
4. In Form1.scx set wlAnonymousAllowed property to .T.
No other modifications to the adapted project were made, still I get this GDI+ error when my form instantiates in the server. So far I saw it on two machines - Win7-SP1 and WinXP-SP3. On the XP machine I downgraded VFP to SP0, next to SP1 - no difference. I am not sure if it is a VFP, Windows or SP - related problem, maybe I have to test on other boxes until a suitable configuration is found. Not much excited about it.
Best regards
Plamen
#3 Thierry answered, but the GDI+ errors mean that you are indeed using the GDI+ classes. There are two ways you can use GDI+, as I undestand it.
1. You can include the _gdiplus.vcx class from the VFP ffc folder in your project
2. You can use system.app to create a GDI+ namespace, which you can reference via _screen.system.xxxxxxxxx
I would first try #1.