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Importing BUS100 Budgets via WebServices

Posted on 2011/07/24 by potatoit

In my last post I was talking about importing Budgets for BUS100 from a spreadsheet by purely using jscripts, and it was a miserable failure; well, not quite miserable, but sadly didn’t work in a way suitable to deploy to … Continue reading →

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Budget Import (BUS100) – Almost

Posted on 2011/07/17 by potatoit

Well, this one was a pretty disappointing endeavour. After nailing the Journal Importing down I would have expected budget importing from an Excel spreadsheet to be fairly straight forward too. How wrong I was. I had expected to maybe invest … Continue reading →

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Poor Mans Security – fudging user authorisations in CRS692

Posted on 2011/07/14 by potatoit

Ok, been a wee while since my last post and lots of exciting things have been happening. Got the new firewall bedded down, finally added ‘automatic’ link redundancy to our WAN through the addition of OSPF, preparing a phone system … Continue reading →

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Focus on an EditCell in a ListView

Posted on 2011/05/28 by potatoit

It’s been longer than I hoped between blog postings – I’ve been tied up with putting in a new firewall and sorting out our fixed lines and mobiles – too many balls in the air at once at the moment … Continue reading →

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Calling your own Assembly from JScript

Posted on 2011/05/11 by potatoit

Ok, one of the topics I keep alluding to (but getting side tracked) is how unsuitable Jscript is for larger scale projects – well at least in my mind :-). Jscript is a scripting language rather than a full blown … Continue reading →

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Don’t Forget about Trace in Smart Office

Posted on 2011/05/04 by potatoit

One of the useful little things that I keep on forgetting to talk about is, don’t forget about Trace. Trace is handy if you want to step through the what a user is doing and the classes that M3 is … Continue reading →

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Manipulating the Rows in ListViews – Kinda

Posted on 2011/05/02 by potatoit

My previous posting I talked about using web services, specifically I used the example to retrieve the Free Cap Units for an item and yes, I chose that for a good reason. We use the Free Cap Units to represent … Continue reading →

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Calling WebServices from jscript in LSO – A Rough Cut

Posted on 2011/04/18 by potatoit

So, here it is, how to call WebServices from Jscript in LSO. In my experience with scripting languages, they typically aren’t great when it comes to handling complex tasks such as processing XML files. Sure, they can but you put … Continue reading →

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Journal Importing From Excel & jscript Handling of Error Messages Part II

Posted on 2011/02/12 by potatoit

So, much of what I post here is a rough cut, experimental before sitting down and have the users test, but here’s some final code. For more details and background on the code, please see the previous incarnation. https://potatoit.wordpress.com/2011/01/23/journal-importing-jscript-handling-of-error-messages/ This … Continue reading →

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Some More Improvements to Resizing and Reclaiming Dead Space

Posted on 2011/02/11 by potatoit

In a previous posting I mentioned that we had a modification around MMS121 so we could simplify panel down for staff who use our forklifts. (https://potatoit.wordpress.com/2010/12/23/resizing-and-reclaiming-dead-space-part-2/), it did however turn out that some of the assumptions that I made meant … Continue reading →

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