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If the selection list in a list or combo box is a variable, I have forgotten how to cause the list to update in the list or combo box after if have modified the variable. It updates if I click on the listbox. i have tried refresh object, but that does not cause the list to update. I have done this b...

I am getting a message which says that access if forbidden when I am trying to download Hans' plugins from his website. Am I doing something wrong?

David:
I have used RM Chart previously. Your version is much more useful and user-friendly. However, I was creating line charts previously. Can we create line charts using your plug-in? Thanks

Kevin

You can also you the File Utilities Plug-In which allows you to find all instances of any text within a text file. The plug-in loads a Neobook variable with all instances of the selected text. In order to get a whole line, I replace the "spaces" with "_" in the file I am searchin...

LOL - good one, domino.

Kevin McGinley

This is the code that creates/opens the db: FileExists "[pubdir]invoices.mdb" "[res]" If "[res]" "=" "False" dbpCreateAccessDatabase "[pubdir]invoices.mdb" "Password=;Encrypted=No" dbpOpenAccessDatabase "invoices" "...

I moved the relevant code to a new pub, ran the pub and the code found and updated the db fine. This is confusing. It will not work in the original pub, but the code works fine. Any clues?

(Sorry. I posted this originally in the wrong forum. My apologies.) I have creaated an Access db which I have located for development and for real time use in the publication dir. The first problem I have is that when I specify the location as "[pubdir]", NB looks for the file at C:\setup\...

I have creaated an Access db which I have located for development and for real time use in the publication dir. The first problem I have is that when I specify the location as "[pubdir]", NB looks for the file at C:\setup\[pubdir] dbname where c:\setups is the folder I am using for the pub...

I have a neobook app which runs from a server on any number of machines on the network. It has worked great for years. I have devised a method for closing the programs on all machines remotely. I have a timer which checks the server for the presence of a particular file which I create from my copy o...

Like most things, the problem was simple and based upon unfamiliarity with the program. I had not set the program to AutoSave Edits and had not issued the command "dbpSaveEdits'. Once I did this, of course, it save the new data fine.



Thanks, Gae & Support v, for your help.

I should have noted a further anomolie. As you can see from the code above, I first used the " SetVar command preceeded {before the begining of the loop) with a dbpAddRecord command. When using this, I got two sets of variables: one structured correctly and another with identical values which h...

I have reported this problem before. When attempting to update an ACCESS table, the structure of the resultant db variable omits the name of the db, that is, it is structured as TABLE.FIELD rather than DBNAME.TABLE.FIELD. I cannot understand why it would do this. I include below the code which updat...

This is the code that I am using to create the MDB and then to open it. If the DB is alreayd recreated, the code looks for the file and, if found, simply opens up the MDB and the table and then open the table: FileExists "[pubdir]checkin.mdb" "[fe]" If "[fe]" "=&qu...

According to the Neobook DBPro Help file regarding the names of DBPro variables Each variable is a combination of the Database ID (MyDB), a period (.), the Table Name (Clients), a period (.) and the field name. However, I have an Access DB named "checkin" and three tables, one of which is ...