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Sometime, in an In Collection Validator, you would get a “Cache Property not in Cache” error.  Make sure to check the “No List Cache” check box.  This will force to refresh IDO collection in Cache.

Oct 15th, 2011 | Filed under Development, VB .Net

Open the component class “UserDefinedType”, go to validator, add one more parameter %2 to the UserDefinedTypeValue validator. Open the validator, make sure %2 is there. Then open the property of the validator. Open the Parameters screen Set %=Description in Set Prop/Var/Comp section. OK all the way back to save the change in Component Class.  Now […]

Jan 19th, 2011 | Filed under Development, VB .Net

I have been trapped on this more than one time.  In order for a method call validator to work, the return value has to be bigger than 5.  This is clearly state in the WinStudio document: “If the method returns a value less than 5, WinStudio passes the validation. Otherwise, WinStudio fails the validation. The […]

May 18th, 2010 | Filed under Development

Problem:

Many business would not allow product shipped to a “PO Box” address. So would like to block any “PO Box” address being entered into any ship to address.

Solution:

1) Enter design mode of “Customer Ship Tos” Form.

2) We are going to first create a script. Go to “Menu -> Edit -> Script”, a Script window should open. Click “New”, enter Script Name called “NoPOBox”, then click OK.

Jan 23rd, 2009 | Filed under Development, SQL, VB .Net