Harjo,
Do you get this error during import?
The stack trace shows that you are running a script which does not happen during import.
Rob
Harjo,
Do you get this error during import?
The stack trace shows that you are running a script which does not happen during import.
Rob
sorry, I think I copied the wrong error.
this is what I get in Developer popup window:
i18n data import failed com.servoy.j2db.persistence.RepositoryException: com.servoy.j2db.persistence.RepositoryException: Geen transactie active voor id= Geen transactie active voor id=
I have attached the servoy_log.txt
servoy_log.txt (1.05 MB)
Harjo,
This is the real error, the rest are just caused by this one.
com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybSQLException: SQL Anywhere Error -131: Syntax error near 'is' on line 1
Do you use keywords in the messages table?
If you attach the solution to a case in our support system, I can have a look.
Rob
created a case: 100427
The import problem of 1i8n keys occurred when there are null message_values of keys that are already in the database.
This is fixed in release 3.5.3.
Rob
Thanks Rob, for fixing this so fast!
Hi All
I have a wrong (I think) behaviour with elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode in version 3.5.2
This works (with 1 array element) to collapse:
var nodesCollapsed = [4];
// Set menu to expanded/collapsed defaults
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, false);
This doesn’t work (more than 1 array element) to collapse:
var nodesCollapsed = [1,4,8];
// Set menu to expanded/collapsed defaults
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, false);
Can anyone confirm that behaviour as well?
Best regards, Robert
Servoy Developer
Version 3.5.2-build 515
Java version 1.5.0_07-87 (Mac OS X)
svroemisse:
Overriding error- and page expired pages
By using application.setUserProperty(…), the error page and page expired pages can now be set on a per-user basis. These properties are servoy.webclient.error.page and servoy.webclient.error.page, respectively. These override the properties by the same name from the admin page. The defaults must be set in the admin page for the user properties to work.
In the description you are naming twice the same property (servoy.webclient.error.page).
Are all of the following properties supported?
Is also “servoy.webclient.pageexpired.redirectTimeout” supported?
Tnx
ngervasi:
In the description you are naming twice the same property (servoy.webclient.error.page).Are all of the following properties supported?
- servoy.webclient.error.page
- servoy.webclient.pageexpired.page
- servoy.webclient.pageexpired.url
Is also “servoy.webclient.pageexpired.redirectTimeout” supported?
Hello Nicola,
Sorry, that should have read: “These properties are servoy.webclient.error.page and servoy.webclient.pageexpired.page, respectively.”
servoy.webclient.pageexpired.url is not supported in this way.
Thanks for pointing that out. I changed the release notes to prevent future confusion.
Thanks Sandor,
can you also include “servoy.webclient.pageexpired.url”?
Sometimes you want to redirect a user to the solution login page when timeout is reached and the only way to do it is using this property.
Should I add a feature request for this?
no that url won’t happen.
Those 2 properties are the same thing. Except a little bit different solution. The .page is the one where you have full control over what to do. So there you can redirect to what ever you want just place a tag with a rediret url.
Robert Huber:
Hi AllI have a wrong (I think) behaviour with elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode in version 3.5.2
This works (with 1 array element) to collapse:
…
I also have similar problem when I using elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode and elements.dbTreeView.selectionPath
It always give me error message:
org.mozilla.javascript.JavaScriptExcept
ion: java.lang.StackOverflowError
I didnt have such problem on previous release and
one thing I found out that if I open the path one by one, i.e.
var nodesCollapsed = [1];
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, true);nodesCollapsed = [1,4];
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, true);nodesCollapsed = [1,4, 8];
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, true);
then no error message appear.
If I set it directly, i.e.
nodesCollapsed = [1,4, 8];
elements.dbTreeView.setExpandNode(nodesCollapsed, true);
then the error message appear.
Thanks.
Servoy Developer
Version 3.5.2-build 515
Java Version “1.6.0_02”
Java™ SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_02-b05)
Java HotSpot™ Client VM (build 1.6.0_02-b05, mixed mode, sharing)
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
jcompagner:
no that url won’t happen.
Those 2 properties are the same thing. Except a little bit different solution. The .page is the one where you have full control over what to do. So there you can redirect to what ever you want just place a tag with a rediret url.
Ok Johan, I will create a page to redirect to the solution login URL.
Thanks for the support!
Hi Robert,
the issue with dbTreeView.setExpandNode (dbTreeView.selectionPath)
using a path that was not shown before, is fixed in the next release.
best regards
Style support for navigator
The default navigator can now be styled using the classes navigatornumber, navigatornext, navigatorprev, navigatorfirst and navigatorlast.
Example:
Code:.navigatornumber
{
font: 10pt “Arial”;
}.navigatornext
{
display: none;
}.navigatorprev
{
display: none;
}.navigatorfirst
{
display: none;
}.navigatorlast
{
display: none;
}
These style support for navigator still do not work in Servoy 3.5.6_01
I have created a case, a long time ago, but status is still on new. (129750)
Any progress on this one??
Hello Gabi
Thanks!
Best regards, Robert
Gabi Boros:
Hi Robert,the issue with dbTreeView.setExpandNode (dbTreeView.selectionPath)
using a path that was not shown before, is fixed in the next release.best regards
Harjo:
Style support for navigator
The default navigator can now be styled using the classes navigatornumber, navigatornext, navigatorprev, navigatorfirst and navigatorlast.
Example:
Code:.navigatornumber
{
font: 10pt “Arial”;
}.navigatornext
{
display: none;
}.navigatorprev
{
display: none;
}.navigatorfirst
{
display: none;
}.navigatorlast
{
display: none;
}These style support for navigator still do not work in Servoy 3.5.6_01
I have created a case, a long time ago, but status is still on new. (129750)Any progress on this one??
this seems to work fine in 4.0 and i cant believe that that code is changed between 3.5 → 4.0 but i will test it in 3.5 also
as far as I know, it has never worked, from the announcement on!
but I could be wrong
just tested it in the latest 3.5.x code and it works fine.
The tableview navigator is adjusted exactly the way it is specified in the style
with the above sample i dont see >> or > only the numbers in 10pt
svroemisse:
Style support for navigator
The default navigator can now be styled using the classes navigatornumber, navigatornext, navigatorprev, navigatorfirst and navigatorlast.
Example:.navigatornumber
{
font: 10pt “Arial”;
}
.navigatornext
{
display: none;
}
.navigatorprev
{
display: none;
}
.navigatorfirst
{
display: none;
}
.navigatorlast
{
display: none;
}
We came accross that this pagination style is not working anymore in Servoy 5.2.x
Is this depricated or somehow?
It’s becomming an issue for us, because we use the webclient for mobile platforms, like iPhone & iPad, and selecting a page is really hard, with the default small font…
I have created a case: 342926