[asmith]

Thanks Bastiaan. You’ll find the ‘old’ Omnis website hosts all technical content, such as Tech notes, which are here: https://developer.omnis.net/technotes/index.jsp
so please have a look at:
https://developer.omnis.net
for patch downloads, FAQs, etc.

[asmith]

In addition to the change to forum.omnis.net and developer.omnis.net, we are delighted to announce a brand new Omnis website at: http://www.omnis.net.
You’ll find a lot of new information about Omnis Studio 10, including the new features, as well as new look Case Studies, and many other new pages.
We hope you like the new Omnis Studio 10 release, and let us know what you think of the new website.

[asmith]

Thank you very much Rudolf, for taking time to describe everything and for sending to support.

[asmith]

Ghiara Mimmo – please contact support for your region about this issue.

[asmith]

I think you are the first customer to have reported any issue with this DAM in approximately 12 years, so it is likely that you are the only developer using DB2(!)
If you would care to tell us (by contacting tech support) which database version, and which version of DB2 runtime client you are using, we will try to reproduce this issue.
Have you tried using Studio 8.1.6 (Windows 32 or 64-bit)?

[asmith]

A brilliant effort Michael – this is a fantastic contribution on GitHub for the Omnis community.

[asmith]

OK guys. I have added your libraries to the Libraries section on this website:
https://developer.omnis.net/libraries
I will promote these on our social media, etc. Excellent work guys – thanks!

[asmith]

Jacques,
Web error codes are here:
http://www.omnis.net/documentation/commandref/index.jsp?detail=web_error_codes.html
Look up FTPConnect & Secure parameter here:
http://www.omnis.net/documentation/commandref/index.jsp?detail=ftpconnect.html#ftpconnect
Cheers

[asmith]

Hi, you need to omit ‘Macintosh HD’ from your PATH, so:
/Applications/Omnis 8/Camping Images/

[asmith]

You can create the variable in the Variable pane of the method editor: Name, Type=Object, Subtype=FileOps object selected from the dropdown menu. You can then:
Do lFileOps.$<method-name>
Right click the variable and select Interface Manager to see what methods are available.
More info about adding vars:
http://www.omnis.net/documentation/programming/index.jsp?detail=03programming.html#adding-a-variable

[asmith]

Assuming you are trying to do:
Do $extobjects.FileOps.$openfile(lPath)
But you need to create and use an Object variable with FileOps as sub type, and then try:
Do lFileOps.$openfile(lPath)
The other potential ‘gotcha’ when moving up to 64-bit macOS Studio 8.x (which you may know about already) is that you need to convert all HFS file paths in your library (using :), to POSIX file paths which use ‘/’ (forward slash).

[asmith]

Hi,
Have you added the following lines to your \html\jsctempl.htm file under the Omnis Studio JavaScript client scripts comment:
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/signature_pad.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/ctl_net_omnis_signature.js"></script>