Hi Mike,
Maybe, when compiling the EXE you are not saving tot he project folder? Always
(!) save your exe to the project-root folder.
Next idea: When calling the form, use the relative pathing to that form: i.e.
DO FORM forms\myform.scx
wOOdy
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Hi wOOdy!
You may have the answer: it's definitely NOT the same folder tree...not
even the same DRIVE! That makes a difference?!?? I figured it still
had the defined form in its saved memory space and would use that!
On 12/7/2020 3:58 AM, Jürgen Wondzinski wrote:
Hi Mike,
Maybe, when co
Is there a SET PATH in your app config?
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Hi wOOdy!
You may have the answ
Mike,
Now that I reflect again on this. Here's a little story.
I was setting up a build machine. Pulls code from Source Control, and builds
the project.
This build machine was putting the project on the larger D: and running the
compile there.
A customer with a new laptop that did not have a D
Hi Tracy,
Those wouldn't apply to me here because this is all done on my Dev
machine (dev and testing). Legacy core project files are on
c:\wsapps\bwd but my MBSS additions come from e:\dev\client\
Again, the strange thing is that this works AT THE CLIENT SITE where my
e:\dev folder doe
Smells like a PATH issue in your dev environment to me.
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Hi Tracy,
Those
Mike,
I have run into this error only once and it happened for a client using an
existing utility app which I wrote years ago and has been working ever since.
The only difference was she went home when the COVID shutdowns started and
began running the application across a VPN connection. I don'
Agreed, but why should it matter since the form was INCLUDED in the
EXE? I figured "all definitions are in memory" so it should be able to
find it no matter what.
On 12/7/2020 2:34 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
Smells like a PATH issue in your dev environment to me.
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