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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Progress Bar woes...
« Last post by rjolda on Today at 12:28:20 PM »Hi All,
I was trying too much trickery... going to try to implement a javascript progress bar. It will operate without server communication for the duration of 45 seconds. I simply want to keep it contained within the client and not have to hit the server for progress bar updates...
I am sure that I will have questions on implementing the javascript progress bar.
Ron
I was trying too much trickery... going to try to implement a javascript progress bar. It will operate without server communication for the duration of 45 seconds. I simply want to keep it contained within the client and not have to hit the server for progress bar updates...
I am sure that I will have questions on implementing the javascript progress bar.
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Progress Bar woes...
« Last post by rjolda on Today at 07:07:45 AM »Hi,
Using C11.1 and NT 14.37.
I have a procedure with a javascript timer and I am trying to turn on the progress bar and time it down with my timer. My timer DOES work correctly but I can't get my progress bar to show up.
On Memform. I have a progress field with the Equate of: ProgressName with a timer of 3500 and NO Hyperlink creation.
My TimerButton is firing every 2 seconds and I have the ProgressName as a field to be updated with this control.
I create the Progress Bar with:
! ! initialize the progress bar
loc:ProgressName = p_web.GetValue('_ProgressName_')
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,1,'')
Then, in my Timer button, I have this code:
if int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) <= 45 and p_web.GSV('countervalue') <> '-'
if int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) <=1
p_web.SSV('countervalue','Drawer will close soon..')
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,100,'' )
ELSE
p_web.trace('counter value: ' & p_web.GSV('countervalue'))
p_web.SSV('countervalue',int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')-2))
PercentageComplete = int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) * 2 ! calculate the percentage complete, using whatever code is applicable to your process
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,PercentageComplete,'') ! set the progress bar to that number.
end
end
As I said, my timer counts down but progress bar does NOT show up. What am I missing?
THanks,
Ron
Using C11.1 and NT 14.37.
I have a procedure with a javascript timer and I am trying to turn on the progress bar and time it down with my timer. My timer DOES work correctly but I can't get my progress bar to show up.
On Memform. I have a progress field with the Equate of: ProgressName with a timer of 3500 and NO Hyperlink creation.
My TimerButton is firing every 2 seconds and I have the ProgressName as a field to be updated with this control.
I create the Progress Bar with:
! ! initialize the progress bar
loc:ProgressName = p_web.GetValue('_ProgressName_')
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,1,'')
Then, in my Timer button, I have this code:
if int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) <= 45 and p_web.GSV('countervalue') <> '-'
if int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) <=1
p_web.SSV('countervalue','Drawer will close soon..')
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,100,'' )
ELSE
p_web.trace('counter value: ' & p_web.GSV('countervalue'))
p_web.SSV('countervalue',int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')-2))
PercentageComplete = int(p_web.GSV('countervalue')) * 2 ! calculate the percentage complete, using whatever code is applicable to your process
p_web.SetProgress(loc:ProgressName,PercentageComplete,'') ! set the progress bar to that number.
end
end
As I said, my timer counts down but progress bar does NOT show up. What am I missing?
THanks,
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: webserver example 79
« Last post by rjolda on Today at 07:00:29 AM »HI Harold,
I have QR code scanning and camera taking pictures using a NT web server. Using Easy Cam to do some of this. If you test locally 127.0.0.1 with you barcode scanner connected, then it will work fine. No security certificate needed. I would suggest you do this on your local machine first to get it going ( run your web server on local machine with qr reader connected). You essentially have 2 options - read it through a USB interface (HID) and get text returned into a text box or use a USB-Serial interface. I did a small show and tell on this about 2 years ago on net talk webinar. If you use the HID (USB) interface, then you can test your code reader in any text box - just open something in notepad and scan something and the HID interface will place it right into the active document.
Ron
I have QR code scanning and camera taking pictures using a NT web server. Using Easy Cam to do some of this. If you test locally 127.0.0.1 with you barcode scanner connected, then it will work fine. No security certificate needed. I would suggest you do this on your local machine first to get it going ( run your web server on local machine with qr reader connected). You essentially have 2 options - read it through a USB interface (HID) and get text returned into a text box or use a USB-Serial interface. I did a small show and tell on this about 2 years ago on net talk webinar. If you use the HID (USB) interface, then you can test your code reader in any text box - just open something in notepad and scan something and the HID interface will place it right into the active document.
Ron
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: webserver example 79
« Last post by harold peters on April 20, 2026, 01:15:49 AM »trying to create a self signed certificate
CreateSelfSignedCertificate.bat
get this error
how do I generate YourRandom.rnd
Can't load .\YourCARoot\private\YourRandom.rnd into RNG
EC6F0000:error:12000079:random number generator:RAND_load_file:Cannot open file:crypto\rand\randfile.c:107:Filename=.\YourCARoot\private\YourRandom.rnd
CreateSelfSignedCertificate.bat
get this error
how do I generate YourRandom.rnd
Can't load .\YourCARoot\private\YourRandom.rnd into RNG
EC6F0000:error:12000079:random number generator:RAND_load_file:Cannot open file:crypto\rand\randfile.c:107:Filename=.\YourCARoot\private\YourRandom.rnd
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: webserver example 79
« Last post by Bruce on April 19, 2026, 08:59:14 PM »seems to work here. Note that it *has* to be on a secure connection (or 127.0.0.1).
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Refresh Browse after Post Update
« Last post by rupertvz on April 16, 2026, 11:14:55 PM »Thank you Jane ;-)
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: Refresh Browse after Post Update
« Last post by Jane on April 16, 2026, 12:28:42 PM »There's a way to refresh a browse from (almost) anywhere in your app whenever you want.
You need to set up all the pieces correctly. Then just do a p_web.SetTableValue whenever you want to refresh the browse (assuming you're in a procedure that has access to p_web).
https://www.capesoft.com/docs/NetTalk14/NetTalkWebBasic.htm#NetRefresh
You need to set up all the pieces correctly. Then just do a p_web.SetTableValue whenever you want to refresh the browse (assuming you're in a procedure that has access to p_web).
https://www.capesoft.com/docs/NetTalk14/NetTalkWebBasic.htm#NetRefresh
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Refresh Browse after Post Update
« Last post by rupertvz on April 15, 2026, 12:23:07 AM »Hi Everyone,
Is there an option / way to refresh records in a NWB after applying some code (record changes) in the "Post Update" of the NWF updating the browse.
Is there an option / way to refresh records in a NWB after applying some code (record changes) in the "Post Update" of the NWF updating the browse.
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Web Server - Ask For Help / webserver example 79
« Last post by harold peters on April 12, 2026, 11:50:02 PM »Has anyone ever got example 79 to work (camera, barcode, QR scanning)? I am trying to implement QR scanning in a webserver app without success (clarion 11.1 Nettalk 14.37)
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Web Server - Ask For Help / Re: GET response without NetTalk Ajax "stuff"
« Last post by the_question on April 06, 2026, 03:34:32 AM »Yes, I am creating custom JavaScript. And I just wanted to force the response from server to have my structure. Nothing default from NetTalk.
But, I have figure it out if I send in the request that ajax=1, instead 0, response is much smaller. And my text is in the beginning of the response. So I have modified code:
With this, there is still some overhead, but is much smaller.
But, I have figure it out if I send in the request that ajax=1, instead 0, response is much smaller. And my text is in the beginning of the response. So I have modified code:
Code: [Select]
try {
const response = await fetch("/Link?" + params, {
method: "GET",
});
const text = await response.text();
const value = parseInt(text.slice(0, 1), 10);
return value;
} catch (e) {
console.info("Error GET /Link:", e);
return null;
}With this, there is still some overhead, but is much smaller.