There is a trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash. This trouble
have become into a real challenge for me, because I couldn't have
found a solution until now. If you are a Visual FoxPro developer,
maybe it would be interesting for you to accept this challenge. Click
on the following link to get more information about this trouble:

http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/index.htm

Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Thu Sep 27 12:13:55 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1190910293.458858.237180@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> There is a trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash. This trouble
> have become into a real challenge for me, because I couldn't have
> found a solution until now. If you are a Visual FoxPro developer,
> maybe it would be interesting for you to accept this challenge. Click
> on the following link to get more information about this trouble:
>
> http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/index.htm
>

Sorry, worked fine for me (after removing your pesky hard-coded
paths <s>).

Tested on VFP6 SP5. What version are you using?

-Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Dan

Dan
Thu Sep 27 12:18:13 PDT 2007

Roger Ansell wrote:
> "rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1190910293.458858.237180@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>> There is a trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash. This trouble
>> have become into a real challenge for me, because I couldn't have
>> found a solution until now. If you are a Visual FoxPro developer,
>> maybe it would be interesting for you to accept this challenge. Click
>> on the following link to get more information about this trouble:
>>
>> http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/index.htm
>>
>
> Sorry, worked fine for me (after removing your pesky hard-coded
> paths <s>).
>
> Tested on VFP6 SP5. What version are you using?
>
> -Roger

Wow. I assumed that was some sort of spam/phishing scheme.

Dan



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Thu Sep 27 12:35:23 PDT 2007


"Dan Freeman" <spam@microsoft.com> wrote:

> Wow. I assumed that was some sort of spam/phishing scheme.

No, I recalled the same question having being asked
some time ago but without any demo code.

-Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Thu Sep 27 13:07:34 PDT 2007

What do you mean with "your pesky hard-coded paths <s>". Maybe, you
didn't understand the trouble explanation: In order to understand you
don't have to remove anything. I would like to know how I can avoid
that "_webbrowser4" ole control (from the main window) gets the focus,
when a banner with Flash is showed (this doesn't happen when a banner
with an animated gif or with a jpg is showed).

In http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page3-en.htm
there are three web pages samples: the first one doesn't show any
trouble, but only one banner is shown; what I want to show is a set of
banners. So, there are two more web pages where a set of banners are
shown. In the last two web pages, every time that a banner with a
flash animation is shown the textbox loses the focus, I want to avoid
that...

If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
message...

Thanks

> Roger said :
>
> Sorry, worked fine for me (after removing your pesky hard-coded
> paths <s>).
>
> Tested on VFP6 SP5. What version are you using?
>
> -Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Thu Sep 27 13:31:23 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message :

> What do you mean with "your pesky hard-coded paths <s>".

Like, for example...
DO FORM c:\test-banner\forms\welcome-window.scx

> Maybe, you
> didn't understand the trouble explanation:

Yes I understood perfectly.

> In order to understand you
> don't have to remove anything.

I don't like being forced to install to the root of
my C drive ... so I had to remove your hard coded paths,
which, IMO, you should do too.

> I would like to know how I can avoid
> that "_webbrowser4" ole control (from the main window) gets the focus,
> when a banner with Flash is showed (this doesn't happen when a banner
> with an animated gif or with a jpg is showed).

Well you see, that didn't happen for me!!!

> In http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page3-en.htm
> there are three web pages samples: the first one doesn't show any
> trouble, but only one banner is shown; what I want to show is a set of
> banners. So, there are two more web pages where a set of banners are
> shown. In the last two web pages, every time that a banner with a
> flash animation is shown the textbox loses the focus, I want to avoid
> that...

I know, I know. As I said, I did not experience the problem
that you're having. When I ran your code, the textbox *never lost
the focus.

> If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
> message...

And as I asked before, what version of VFP6 are you using
unless you think that's not important!

-Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Thu Sep 27 16:08:22 PDT 2007

> > What do you mean with "your pesky hard-coded paths <s>".
>
> Like, for example...
> DO FORM c:\test-banner\forms\welcome-window.scx

And what's wrong with that? just locate the project files wherever you
want...

>
> > Maybe, you
> > didn't understand the trouble explanation:
>
>Yes I understood perfectly.

Ok, that's goog for me

> > In order to understand you
> > don't have to remove anything.
>
> I don't like being forced to install to the root of
> my C drive ... so I had to remove your hard coded paths,
> which, IMO, you should do too.

So, Tell me, How can i do that?
Please, let's focus on the trouble I found...

> > I would like to know how I can avoid
> > that "_webbrowser4" ole control (from the main window) gets the focus,
> > when a banner with Flash is showed (this doesn't happen when a banner
> > with an animated gif or with a jpg is showed).
>
> Well you see, that didn't happen for me!!!

Really? well, a friend of mine tested on VFP 9 SP1 and the trouble
still happens

>
> > Inhttp://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page3-en...
> > there are three web pages samples: the first one doesn't show any
> > trouble, but only one banner is shown; what I want to show is a set of
> > banners. So, there are two more web pages where a set of banners are
> > shown. In the last two web pages, every time that a banner with a
> > flash animation is shown the textbox loses the focus, I want to avoid
> > that...
>
> I know, I know. As I said, I did not experience the problem
> that you're having. When I ran your code, the textbox *never lost
> the focus.
>
> > If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
> > message...
>
> And as I asked before, what version of VFP6 are you using
> unless you think that's not important!

So that proves you didn't read the website i made, it has the
following title "Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash", do you
understand english?

Thank you for paying attention

>
> -Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Thu Sep 27 16:28:46 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message:

>> > I would like to know how I can avoid
>> > that "_webbrowser4" ole control (from the main window) gets the focus,
>> > when a banner with Flash is showed (this doesn't happen when a banner
>> > with an animated gif or with a jpg is showed).
>>
>> Well you see, that didn't happen for me!!!
>
> Really? well, a friend of mine tested on VFP 9 SP1 and the trouble
> still happens

I also tested on VFP9 SP1 with no problem.

>> And as I asked before, what version of VFP6 are you using
>> unless you think that's not important!
>
> So that proves you didn't read the website i made, it has the
> following title "Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash", do you
> understand english?

I understand English but you obviously didn't understand my question.
I said which version of VFP6 (yes VFP6!!) are you using? In other
words what service pack if any?

-Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Fri Sep 28 13:37:50 PDT 2007

> I also tested on VFP9 SP1 with no problem.

So You give me an idea, I should publish some videos which can show
the trouble.... so my web site visitors will see the trouble happening
in VFP 6 and VFP 9 Service Pack 1.

> I understand English but you obviously didn't understand my question.
> I said which version of VFP6 (yes VFP6!!) are you using? In other
> words what service pack if any?

Roger, I said in the website that I use VFP 6. If I had used a
specific service pack, I would have said about it in the website,
don't you think?

> -Roger

Since I still didn't find a solution for this trouble, I will continue
searching for people who can help...


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Dan

Dan
Fri Sep 28 14:52:08 PDT 2007

rihv wrote:
> Since I still didn't find a solution for this trouble, I will continue
> searching for people who can help...

And with that attitude, I'll bet people will be just lining up to help too.

Dan



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Sat Sep 29 00:50:59 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message:


>> I understand English but you obviously didn't understand my question.
>> I said which version of VFP6 (yes VFP6!!) are you using? In other
>> words what service pack if any?
>
> Roger, I said in the website that I use VFP 6. If I had used a
> specific service pack, I would have said about it in the website,
> don't you think?

I've got no idea about what you might or might not put in your
website as I'm not psychic. I asked a simple question and all
you had to do was answer it. Instead, you accuse me of not
paying attention and having a problem with English. Now you're
telling me I should know how you think. If you don't
want to conduct a civilised conversation to help fix your
problem, then I'm not interested.

-Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Mike

Mike
Sat Sep 29 05:44:45 PDT 2007

>> Since I still didn't find a solution for this trouble, I will continue
>> searching for people who can help...
>
> And with that attitude, I'll bet people will be just lining up to help
> too.
>


Count me out :-)

"Dan Freeman" <spam@microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:uwS3SnhAIHA.5360@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> rihv wrote:
>> Since I still didn't find a solution for this trouble, I will continue
>> searching for people who can help...
>
> And with that attitude, I'll bet people will be just lining up to help
> too.
>
> Dan
>



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Sat Sep 29 18:37:40 PDT 2007

> I've got no idea about what you might or might not put in your
> website as I'm not psychic. I asked a simple question and all
> you had to do was answer it. Instead, you accuse me of not
> paying attention and having a problem with English. Now you're

Dear Roger, the aim of the web site is to explain the trouble I found.
If you wrote something about it, it means that your interested in
telling your opinion about this topic. I don't think that some things
you wrote are polite, examples:

- your pesky hard-coded paths <s>

- don't like being forced to install to the root of
my C drive ... so I had to remove your hard coded paths,
which, IMO, you should do too.

and you asked:

"what version of VFP6 are you using unless you think that's not
important!"

C'mon man, can you ask something like this: "Do you use any service
pack for VFP6"?

And I would had answer: "I don't use any service pack"

Period. That's all, but you talked about the way I write VFP code a
told me that I thought it was not important to tell the version of
VFP6.

> telling me I should know how you think. If you don't
> want to conduct a civilised conversation to help fix your
> problem, then I'm not interested.

I think that YOU ROGER ANSELL DON'T KNOW HOW TO CONDUCT A CIVILIZED
CONVERSATION. I thanked you for your participation, do you remember I
wrote the following?

- If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
message...

Thanks
27/09

- Thank you for paying attention
27/09

You began to talk about pesky hard-coded paths and my interest of
telling the version of VFP6. I think that it is not useful to talk
about those things. I think that this should have been better:

Roger: "worked fine for me, Do you use any service pack for VFP6?"

Rihv: "No, I don't"

Period.

What's wrong with you man?

You say: "I'm not interested". That's good for me.

If you say that "it worked fine for me" I think that you should prove
it. But I CAN SAY: THE TROUBLE I FOUND IS REAL and i will publish a
video to prove it.

If you really are not interested. DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE.

Good luck man! have a nice day!









> -Roger



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Sat Sep 29 18:39:52 PDT 2007

> Count me out :-)

OK BYE


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Sun Sep 30 07:39:11 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote:

[snipped cantankerous drivel]

> If you say that "it worked fine for me" I think that you should prove
> it.

You seem to forget one thing - it's your problem, not mine.

> But I CAN SAY: THE TROUBLE I FOUND IS REAL and i will publish a
> video to prove it.

I didn't dispute the fact that you have a problem. I merely
stated that I couldn't reproduce it. That *should be
useful information to an experienced developer and the basis
for determining why it works for me but not for you.

> If you really are not interested. DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE.

I'll reply if I feel like it, with or without your "permission".

-Roger




Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Mon Oct 01 06:25:59 PDT 2007

On 30 sep, 09:39, "Roger Ansell" <no...@realemailaddress.net> wrote:
> "rihv" <rihv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> [snipped cantankerous drivel]
>
> You seem to forget one thing - it's your problem, not mine.

Of course man, but you were participating in this forum even though IT
IS MY PROBLEM

> I didn't dispute the fact that you have a problem. I merely
> stated that I couldn't reproduce it. That *should be
> useful information to an experienced developer and the basis
> for determining why it works for me but not for you.

So, you mean that you did't execute the program that is shown in the
website. Maybe you did your own version...

I don't know if you are an experienced developer, because i don't know
you...

> I'll reply if I feel like it, with or without your "permission".

Do you have problems with english again? I said "If you really are not
interested, DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE". If is conditional not a command
voice, go back to school if you have a problem with this language.
This is a free world, reply this message if you want.

You said: "If you don't want to conduct a civilised conversation to
help fix your
problem, then I'm not interested." So, it seems that you are vey
interested because you reply my messages...

Good luck.............. with your english knowledge....


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Rush

Rush
Mon Oct 01 06:54:54 PDT 2007

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rihv wrote:
>> I'll reply if I feel like it, with or without your "permission".
>>
>
> Do you have problems with english again? I said "If you really are not
> interested, DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE". If is conditional not a command
> voice, go back to school if you have a problem with this language.
> This is a free world, reply this message if you want.
>
> You said: "If you don't want to conduct a civilised conversation to
> help fix your
> problem, then I'm not interested." So, it seems that you are vey
> interested because you reply my messages...
>
> Good luck.............. with your english knowledge....
>
>

I don't usually snipe at people's grammar, but if you insist upon
sniping at others, please mind your own Ps and Qs.

We can start by capitalizing "English" - after all, it is a proper
noun. We can then look to the lowly word "to" - the one that should be
between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances). An even smaller word,
"a," is missing from before "conditional." And lastly, the command
voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
an explicit directive of what actions he should take.

And best of luck with your problems - but don't expect a lot of interest
when you're using a product that is not only three versions old, but
which hasn't even been updated (applying current service packs is a
generally accepted "best practice.")

- Rush

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rihv wrote:
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Do you have problems with english again? I said "If you really are not
interested, DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE". If is conditional not a command
voice, go back to school if you have a problem with this language.
This is a free world, reply this message if you want.

You said: "If you don't want to conduct a civilised conversation to
help fix your
problem, then I'm not interested." So, it seems that you are vey
interested because you reply my messages...

Good luck.............. with your english knowledge....

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I don't usually snipe at people's grammar, but if you insist upon
sniping at others, please mind your own Ps and Qs.&nbsp; <br>
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noun.&nbsp; We can then look to the lowly word "to" - the one that should be
between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances).&nbsp; An even smaller word,
"a," is missing from before "conditional."&nbsp; And lastly, the command
voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
an explicit directive of what actions he should take.<br>
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And best of luck with your problems - but don't expect a lot of
interest when you're using a product that is not only three versions
old, but which hasn't even been updated (applying current service packs
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Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Roger

Roger
Mon Oct 01 10:27:50 PDT 2007


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote:

>> I didn't dispute the fact that you have a problem. I merely
>> stated that I couldn't reproduce it. That *should be
>> useful information to an experienced developer and the basis
>> for determining why it works for me but not for you.
>
> So, you mean that you did't execute the program that is shown in the
> website. Maybe you did your own version...

How on earth did you come to that conclusion? (Which, by the way is
incorrect as you should have seen from my earlier posts).

> I don't know if you are an experienced developer, because i don't know
> you...

I wasn't explicitly refering to myself. But you're missing the point
yet again.

[snip]

> So, it seems that you are vey
> interested because you reply my messages...

I *was* interested, which was why I downloaded and ran your code.
Not any any more, though.

-Roger




Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Mon Oct 01 14:06:53 PDT 2007

On 1 oct, 08:54, Rush Strong <rpstr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> rihv wrote:
> >> I'll reply if I feel like it, with or without your "permission".
>
> > Do you have problems with english again? I said "If you really are not
> > interested, DON'T REPLY THIS MESSAGE". If is conditional not a command
> > voice, go back to school if you have a problem with this language.
> > This is a free world, reply this message if you want.
>
> > You said: "If you don't want to conduct a civilised conversation to
> > help fix your
> > problem, then I'm not interested." So, it seems that you are vey
> > interested because you reply my messages...
>
> > Good luck.............. with your english knowledge....
>
> I don't usually snipe at people's grammar, but if you insist upon
> sniping at others, please mind your own Ps and Qs.
>
> We can start by capitalizing "English" - after all, it is a proper
> noun. We can then look to the lowly word "to" - the one that should be
> between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances). An even smaller word,
> "a," is missing from before "conditional." And lastly, the command
> voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
> an explicit directive of what actions he should take.
>
> And best of luck with your problems - but don't expect a lot of interest
> when you're using a product that is not only three versions old, but
> which hasn't even been updated (applying current service packs is a
> generally accepted "best practice.")
>
> - Rush- Ocultar texto de la cita -
>
> - Mostrar texto de la cita -

Thank you for your advice.



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Mon Oct 01 14:08:29 PDT 2007

On 1 oct, 12:27, "Roger Ansell" <no...@realemailaddress.net> wrote:
> "rihv" <rihv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> I didn't dispute the fact that you have a problem. I merely
> >> stated that I couldn't reproduce it. That *should be
> >> useful information to an experienced developer and the basis
> >> for determining why it works for me but not for you.
>
> > So, you mean that you did't execute the program that is shown in the
> > website. Maybe you did your own version...
>
> How on earth did you come to that conclusion? (Which, by the way is
> incorrect as you should have seen from my earlier posts).
>
> > I don't know if you are an experienced developer, because i don't know
> > you...
>
> I wasn't explicitly refering to myself. But you're missing the point
> yet again.
>
> [snip]
>
> > So, it seems that you are vey
> > interested because you reply my messages...
>
> I *was* interested, which was why I downloaded and ran your code.
> Not any any more, though.
>
> -Roger

IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN MY PROBLEM, THEN WHY DO YOU REPLY ALL MY
MESSAGES?


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Mon Oct 01 14:18:32 PDT 2007

On 1 oct, 12:27, "Roger Ansell" <no...@realemailaddress.net> wrote:
> "rihv" <rihv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I *was* interested, which was why I downloaded and ran your code.
> Not any any more, though.
>
> -Roger

Or maybe you are interested in me (what I can think about you) NOT IN
MY PROBLEM


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Dan

Dan
Mon Oct 01 13:41:01 PDT 2007

Rush Strong wrote:
> And best of luck with your problems - but don't expect a lot of
> interest when you're using a product that is not only three versions
> old, but which hasn't even been updated (applying current service
> packs is a generally accepted "best practice.")
>
> - Rush

Service packs for VFP6 are particularly "best practice" -- SP3 added
bucketloads of new functionality and bug fixes. Several of us felt it should
have been a "point" release, but they were still tied to the Visual Studio
ship schedule at that time.

Dan



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Mon Oct 01 14:29:57 PDT 2007

On 1 oct, 08:54, Rush Strong <rpstr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> rihv wrote:

> between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances). An even smaller word,
> "a," is missing from before "conditional." And lastly, the command
> voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
> an explicit directive of what actions he should take.

Yes you are right, I must have written: "if you ...... then don't
reply.....". The reason I wrote this sentence was to show that Roger
is a liar, because he said "then I'm not interested" but he always
replies my messages.

> And best of luck with your problems - but don't expect a lot of interest
> when you're using a product that is not only three versions old, but
> which hasn't even been updated (applying current service packs is a
> generally accepted "best practice.")
>

A friend of mine has VFP 9 service pack 1, and the trouble I showed in
the web site still happens...






Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Rush

Rush
Mon Oct 01 16:10:05 PDT 2007

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rihv wrote:
> On 1 oct, 08:54, Rush Strong <rpstr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances). An even smaller word,
>> "a," is missing from before "conditional." And lastly, the command
>> voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
>> an explicit directive of what actions he should take.
>>
>
> Yes you are right, I must have written: "if you ...... then don't
> reply.....". The reason I wrote this sentence was to show that Roger
> is a liar, because he said "then I'm not interested" but he always
> replies my messages.
>
It would appear that it is your problem that he is disinterested in, not
the discussion of it. [Much like me.] A proffered solution would
indicate interest in the problem; a simple reply to your message
indicates interest elsewhere. And while I may have disagreed with him
on certain occasions, I have never had occasion to accuse him
(especially publicly) of being anything short of honest.

- Rush


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rihv wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 1 oct, 08:54, Rush Strong <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:rpstr...@gmail.com">&lt;rpstr...@gmail.com&gt;</a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">between "REPLY" and "THIS" (in both instances). An even smaller word,
"a," is missing from before "conditional." And lastly, the command
voice is strong in your "conditional" statement - you are giving Roger
an explicit directive of what actions he should take.
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Yes you are right, I must have written: "if you ...... then don't
reply.....". The reason I wrote this sentence was to show that Roger
is a liar, because he said "then I'm not interested" but he always
replies my messages.
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It would appear that it is your problem that he is disinterested in,
not the discussion of it.&nbsp; [Much like me.]&nbsp; A proffered solution would
indicate interest in the problem; a simple reply to your message
indicates interest elsewhere.&nbsp; And while I may have disagreed with him
on certain occasions, I have never had occasion to accuse him
(especially publicly) of being anything short of honest.<br>
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&nbsp;- Rush<br>
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Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Anders

Anders
Mon Oct 01 15:53:30 PDT 2007

I get this error message when I select an option and hit "run Window'
Locate class
Error instantiating class. Cannot find c:\projekt\archivos de
programa\microsoft visual studio\vfp98\gallery\_webview.vcx.
Locate...
Ignore
Cancel
Help

The class library is part of the project but is not included in the zip.
-Anders


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1190910293.458858.237180@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> There is a trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash. This trouble
> have become into a real challenge for me, because I couldn't have
> found a solution until now. If you are a Visual FoxPro developer,
> maybe it would be interesting for you to accept this challenge. Click
> on the following link to get more information about this trouble:
>
> http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/index.htm
>



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Krister

Krister
Tue Oct 02 03:52:14 PDT 2007

Dear "rihv"!

I haven't seen your signature before - maybe you are new to this group or
you appear with an alias. Let me give you some input.

I have used this group for 10 years or so, and I have had a great use of it.
Here you get in contact with real Foxpro experts who share their expoert
knowledge in an extremely generous way. In order to get good answers, and to
make it easier for other participants to help solving a problem you need to
remember some basics:
- be very clear about your environment (e.g. things like versions, service
packs...).
- first consult the help system
- use google and msdn to search for a solution first

If you want to verify how some of the experts appear in this newsgroup,
please search on "Dan" , "Ansell", "Altberg" and you will find that all you
get is replies on other persons questions. What's your conclusion? Mine is
that there's a category of participants who participate only to support
other users. I would say that it's plain stupidity to attack these guys, or
to use strong language talking to them. Agree?

The conversation tone in this group is very friendly, but some of your
entries are exceptions to this. I get the impression that your interest is
more to start and maintain arguments than it is to solve a real problem. And
it is really below the bottom line when words like "liar" is used to
describe other participants who tries to help you.

So, dear "rihv", you are welcome to respond to this (and hopefully now you
are aware that you don't even need any permission to do so) - and you have a
chance to appoligize for your behavior.

Have a good day!


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Anders

Anders
Tue Oct 02 05:07:08 PDT 2007

Tack Krister. Smickrad.
-Anders

"Krister" <krhag@telia.com> wrote in message
news:yppMi.10241$ZA.6757@newsb.telia.net...
> Dear "rihv"!
>
> I haven't seen your signature before - maybe you are new to this group or
> you appear with an alias. Let me give you some input.
>
> I have used this group for 10 years or so, and I have had a great use of
> it. Here you get in contact with real Foxpro experts who share their
> expoert knowledge in an extremely generous way. In order to get good
> answers, and to make it easier for other participants to help solving a
> problem you need to remember some basics:
> - be very clear about your environment (e.g. things like versions, service
> packs...).
> - first consult the help system
> - use google and msdn to search for a solution first
>
> If you want to verify how some of the experts appear in this newsgroup,
> please search on "Dan" , "Ansell", "Altberg" and you will find that all
> you get is replies on other persons questions. What's your conclusion?
> Mine is that there's a category of participants who participate only to
> support other users. I would say that it's plain stupidity to attack these
> guys, or to use strong language talking to them. Agree?
>
> The conversation tone in this group is very friendly, but some of your
> entries are exceptions to this. I get the impression that your interest is
> more to start and maintain arguments than it is to solve a real problem.
> And it is really below the bottom line when words like "liar" is used to
> describe other participants who tries to help you.
>
> So, dear "rihv", you are welcome to respond to this (and hopefully now you
> are aware that you don't even need any permission to do so) - and you have
> a chance to appoligize for your behavior.
>
> Have a good day!



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Tue Oct 02 06:31:47 PDT 2007

On 1 oct, 17:53, "Anders Altberg" <anders.altberg> wrote:
> I get this error message when I select an option and hit "run Window'
> Locate class
> Error instantiating class. Cannot find c:\projekt\archivos de
> programa\microsoft visual studio\vfp98\gallery\_webview.vcx.
> Locate...
> Ignore
> Cancel
> Help
>
> The class library is part of the project but is not included in the zip.
> -Anders
>

Dear Anders, it is true that "_webview.vcx" class is not included in
the zip. If you have Visual Studio installed on your pc, you must
search the path of that class library. Check this url:

http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page4-en.htm

You must add "_webview.vcx" class to the project you downloaded

Regards
rihv


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Anders

Anders
Tue Oct 02 07:38:39 PDT 2007

In VFP versions later than VFP6, the classes you use (_base.vcx,
_controls.vcx, _webview.vcx ) are in the Gallery and FFC subfolders of VFP's
HOME() folder.

I can't see the textbox losing focus at any time when I test the forms with
different Flash banners.

Using VFP9 under XP Pro SP2. The class libraries may have been updated since
VFP6. I can't check that.
-Anders


"rihv" <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1191331907.695881.32300@n39g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
> On 1 oct, 17:53, "Anders Altberg" <anders.altberg> wrote:
>> I get this error message when I select an option and hit "run Window'
>> Locate class
>> Error instantiating class. Cannot find c:\projekt\archivos de
>> programa\microsoft visual studio\vfp98\gallery\_webview.vcx.
>> Locate...
>> Ignore
>> Cancel
>> Help
>>
>> The class library is part of the project but is not included in the zip.
>> -Anders
>>
>
> Dear Anders, it is true that "_webview.vcx" class is not included in
> the zip. If you have Visual Studio installed on your pc, you must
> search the path of that class library. Check this url:
>
> http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page4-en.htm
>
> You must add "_webview.vcx" class to the project you downloaded
>
> Regards
> rihv
>



Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Wed Oct 03 14:47:53 PDT 2007

On 2 oct, 09:38, "Anders Altberg" <anders.altberg> wrote:
> I can't see the textbox losing focus at any time when I test the forms with
> different Flash banners.
>
> Using VFP9 under XP Pro SP2. The class libraries may have been updated since
> VFP6. I can't check that.
> -Anders

Well, as I said before I also tested the vfp program I showed in the
website with VFP 9 Service Pack 1 under Win Xp SP2 and the trouble
still happens. Unfortunately, I have had some personal problems in
these days so I still haven't published some videos which can prove
the trouble I found.

Thanks a lot for your participation!!!




Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Thu Oct 04 06:36:49 PDT 2007

> I haven't seen your signature before - maybe you are new to this group or
> you appear with an alias. Let me give you some input.

Yes, you are right, I'm new!!!

> I have used this group for 10 years or so, and I have had a great use of it.
> Here you get in contact with real Foxpro experts who share their expoert
> knowledge in an extremely generous way. In order to get good answers, and to
> make it easier for other participants to help solving a problem you need to
> remember some basics:
> - be very clear about your environment (e.g. things like versions, service
> packs...).
> - first consult the help system
> - use google and msdn to search for a solution first
>

Yes, I used google and msdn but I didn't find a solution for this
trouble there. I think I was clear when I mentioned about the VFP
version, remember the title of this debate: "Trouble between Visual
FoxPro 6.0 and Flash". If I had used a specific service pack, I would
have said about it in the website or in this forum, but I promise to
tell that I don't use any service pack in the website.

Regards
Rihv


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Gene

Gene
Thu Oct 04 09:38:17 PDT 2007

rihv <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote:

[snip]

>Yes, I used google and msdn but I didn't find a solution for this
>trouble there. I think I was clear when I mentioned about the VFP
>version, remember the title of this debate: "Trouble between Visual
>FoxPro 6.0 and Flash". If I had used a specific service pack, I would
>have said about it in the website or in this forum, but I promise to
>tell that I don't use any service pack in the website.

And someone else would have not even thought of service packs.
How are we to know what your situation is if you do not say?

I do not have much time to answer other people's questions. If
the question is made difficult to answer, I generally just skip it.

Read this:
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
by Eric Steven Raymond
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
More people should. There are many questions that I do not even
bother with, because I can not get a coherent idea of what is gist of
the problem, never mind the details.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

Computerese Irregular Verb Conjugation:
I have preferences.
You have biases.
He/She has prejudices.

Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Thu Oct 04 17:13:41 PDT 2007

On 4 oct, 11:38, Gene Wirchenko <ge...@ocis.net> wrote:

> And someone else would have not even thought of service packs.
> How are we to know what your situation is if you do not say?

Ok, maybe I should have mentioned that I didn't have a service pack
with VFP6.

> I do not have much time to answer other people's questions. If
> the question is made difficult to answer, I generally just skip it.

Some time ago I asked help for this trouble in other forum. Someone
told me that I had to give more details in order to understand this
trouble. So that's why I made this website:

http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/page4-en.htm

In that section the trouble is explained:

"In the second option, you are able to see the trouble between Visual
FoxPro 6.0 and Flash. Every time a layer which contains a flash
animation is shown, the textbox where you can enter a string loses the
focus. This situation causes an inconvenience for the user, because
every time one is entering a string in a textbox, there is a risk of
stopping using the textbox unexpectedly"

If you want to know more about it, check all the website in English or
in Spanish:

http://www.mezarinabogados.com.pe/publicidad/problema_banner/index.htm

But, If you want to skip it then you won't reply this message.

Sincerely,
Rihv


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by rihv

rihv
Thu Oct 04 17:56:30 PDT 2007

> If you want to verify how some of the experts appear in this newsgroup,
> please search on "Dan" , "Ansell", "Altberg" and you will find that all you
> get is replies on other persons questions. What's your conclusion? Mine is
> that there's a category of participants who participate only to support
> other users. I would say that it's plain stupidity to attack these guys, or
> to use strong language talking to them. Agree?

"plain stupidity"? So I can say that YOU use strong language

"strong language"? Oh yeah, Roger Ansell wrote the following:

- Sorry, worked fine for me (after removing your pesky hard-coded
paths <s>).

- I don't like being forced to install to the root of my C drive ...
so I had to remove your hard coded paths,
which, IMO, you should do too.

- You seem to forget one thing - it's your problem, not mine.

If you read my first two replies for Roger Ansell then you could
realize that I am a polite person. I thanked Roger Ansell for his
participation:

- If you want to tell me something about this trouble, reply this
message...

Thanks
27/09

- Thank you for paying attention
27/09

> The conversation tone in this group is very friendly, but some of your
> entries are exceptions to this. I get the impression that your interest is
> more to start and maintain arguments than it is to solve a real problem. And
> it is really below the bottom line when words like "liar" is used to
> describe other participants who tries to help you.

"some of my entries"?
and how about Roger Ansell entries?
He first said "then I'm not interested", but he was replying my
messages after saying that. That's why I used the word "liar" to
describe him.

> So, dear "rihv", you are welcome to respond to this (and hopefully now you
> are aware that you don't even need any permission to do so) - and you have a
> chance to appoligize for your behavior.

Write "apologize" not "appoligize".
My behavior? You just criticize me.
So what can you say about Roger Ansell's behavior?

> Have a good day!

Thank you
Sincerely yours,
Rihv


Re: Trouble between Visual FoxPro 6.0 and Flash by Gene

Gene
Thu Oct 04 18:04:51 PDT 2007

rihv <rihv700@gmail.com> wrote:

[snip]

>Write "apologize" not "appoligize".
>My behavior? You just criticize me.
>So what can you say about Roger Ansell's behavior?

There is a lot of it. He has been around for quite a while.

If you have to keep explaining your behaviour, the chances are
very good that YOU are not communicating effectively, never mind what
others are doing.

[snip]

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

Computerese Irregular Verb Conjugation:
I have preferences.
You have biases.
He/She has prejudices.