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Hi Marcello,
Thank you for the link, I just liked it with my LinkedIn profile.
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Could you please give us an example of a website that does what you're asking (no matter what technology it is based on)?
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it is already!
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Did you install third-party components ?
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Hi Farshad,
Thanks a lot, it works fine now!
For other users:
- Fully uninstall uniGUI
- Reinstall uniGUI
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Hi Farshad,
Same problem here, with a fresh new installation of Delphi 10.1 Berlin Update 2 on a new computer (without previous installation of uniGUI) : "[dcc32 Fatal Error] uniTools24.dpk(43): F2613 Unit 'uniStrUtils.pas' not found.".
It seems that Something is missing in uniDateUtils.pas and/or uniZLibEx.pas.
Could you please tell me how to fix it ?
Thanks a lot!
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Happy New Year!
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I agree with Schuiab and Mohammad: uniGUI works just fine for years!
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English please
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You can add a property to your session
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English please
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But maybe you can get the source of the page (which seems to be pure XML), instead of trying to load its content from a frame.
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Thanks for the news!
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It is possible that the default printer of IIS_USR (which is the default user of a web process running in IIS, such as uniGUI) is not defined. Maybe you could define the default printer with a GPO.
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Thank you md9projetus, your link is helpful.
Unfortunately, this issue doesn't seem to be a bug, but a new spec: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/06/absolute-positioned-children .
A workaround could be to put the "absolute" div into a "relative" div, like this :
< div style = " position: relative "> < div style = " position: absolute "> < / div > < / div >
(source: https://productforums.google.com/d/msg/chrome/ZiS3HctBuZs/rpq5SG-YBAAJ )
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It is possible that the default printer of IIS_USR (which is the default user of a web process running in IIS, such as uniGUI) is not defined. Maybe you could define the default printer with a GPO.
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It is possible that the default printer of IIS_USR (which is the default user of a web process running in IIS, such as uniGUI) is not defined. Maybe you could define the default printer with a GPO.
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I think that the best way to get real friendly URL is by using URL Rewrite: http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewrite
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@md9projetos:
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ridiculous] die-hard answers from A. Machado to your questions (which where very clear, fair, polite, objective and neutral IMHO). Obviously, this guy doesn't know uniGUI, and doesn't want to know uniGUI... -
What about the RTL (right-to-left) they forgot !!!
Of course they forgot ! Just like every year...
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Oh no, Farshad, we are not allowed to think that Linux support is pushed into 2017 (see Alexandre Machado's answers to someone else who said that: https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?threadID=228747&tstart=0 )
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That is just a warning that you can disable: Options->soDisableBrowserCompatibilityMessage = True
There is a full list of supported browsers: http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/6.0.2-classic/guides/supported_browsers.html
how to hiding Dll extension in the url in IIS?
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Imho, the simpliest and easiest way is by using "URL Rewrite" on IIS.