IIRC, What we do is set the translation of the header to a single space: ‘ ‘. This way it shows no header but you still have the possibility to sort, filter etc.
What do you see when this user opens the url in a Incognito window?
Here is an example we use to explicitly set the Content-Length to 0 for a POST:[{ "Key": "Content-Length", "Value": 0}]
Interesting issue you got there @Alban_T you mention 2 things:“On my remote pc it is working for 95% of the msg files.” - did you get a grasp what was wrong with the remaining 5%? I know that MSG files are not only emails, but only emails are supported - for example an Appointment MSG will result in an error trying to generate a preview. and this one:“Unfortunately on the users pc all msg file previews still issue an error:” - Have you tried removing outlook, reboot the pc, reinstall outlook?
@Erwin Ekkel , the screenshot of the error is coming from version 2023.3.11
A minute later… … … that is a very very very long time in my humble opinion. My users will be logged out way way way earlier than that and have called the supportline, regardless of how many loading icons are jumping around on their screens. I personally would rather see you guys focus on gaining performance to be honest.That said, I’d opt for proper progress, like the download indication, it gives you an idea on how much more there is to go. Nowadays you see that more and more with traffic lights, especially for the pedestrian crossings, there is a counter that counts to zero to give you an indication how long you still have to wait.
The date settings are using the windows settings. Change the local settings to a regional format that uses a 24 hour clock system. I don’t think that is (solely) the case - In chrome you can add and remove languages - this is completely separated from the windows setting. Universal is using the http request header “Accept-Language” to determine these formats, which are provided by the browser, not the windows setting.On Windows, Chrome will use the language preferences set in the Windows Control Panel to determine the Accept-Language header.On macOS, Chrome will use the language set in System Preferences to determine the header.On Linux, it will check the locale environment variables like LANG and LC_ALL to determine the language.Chrome will also look at any language preferences set within Chrome itself under Settings > Advanced > Languages. If a language is selected there, it will take priority over the OS settings.By default, the Accept-Language header includes the primar
Yes a lot - I hardly use the menu on the left side - only for starting the full “Model content” and the tasks that are in there like “switch branch”. The Model content is also highly configurable as the menu is not/static. So I configured the Model content to my liking. (Please do not consider throwing the “Model content” away please)
@Vincent Doppenberg is there a reason that the content-length is not (automagically) provided by the api system? From what I understand rfc9110 (8.6) says something about POST and always needing a content-length.
Out of curiosity @HJ van Dalfsen - which GUI are you using? (Windows/Web/Universal?)
This was always configureable with the global extended properties - but not working due to a bug which is fixed in this hotfix: 🚀 Platform improvements for week 34 | Thinkwise Community (thinkwisesoftware.com). The caveat here is that the problem and solution mentioned in the hotfix does not cover the complete consequence of the bug. The actual bug is that none of the global extended properties were read/executed/used.
These performance enhancements are especially noticeable in documents with a large data set. Care to elaborate more on this matter - i.e. provide some numbers to backup this awesome enhancement?
If i read this correct, this does mean that every developer that uses the windows GUI has to develop against indicium instead of using the windows gui 2-tier solution. What are your expectations on syncing time reduction @Anne Buit?
My best guess would be to collate to latin1_general_bin2 with @data being nvarchar(max) as input for the casting - this should put out utf16LE into the base64 result.
@Jeroen van den Belt when can we expect this to get into our product?
@Jeroen van den Belt any idea when this planned item gets out of its planned status and reaches our product?
This would help us speed up the validation process due to wanting to have traceable code.
Hi Ricky, I just happen to find out there is an extended property you can use: Extended propertyI hope this helps! This only works for the Win/Web GUI at the moment. Thanks Erik! Our production systems are not a playground for experimental stuff ;-)
Inside the function template code?
@htimmermans - I could use your upvote here: Failed logins logging and locking accounts when using IAM for access control | Thinkwise Community (thinkwisesoftware.com)
It always remains a hard decision when to alert someone… at runtime (as in while coding/modelling), during generation or when applying validations. It’s always a good practice to reveal as much information as possible to show the developer/end-user what exactly is the issue and how it can be (re)solved on any given moment something breaks.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the error contained the duplicate key/entry?
Are you referring to size as in file size in bytes? When uploading the original file size is maintained in the database. The preview element will scale the picture according to the aspect ratio's but this will not impact the actual file size on the database. Thanks - I was indeed referring to the actual size in bytes - this is something we’ve noticed we would like to get resized for certain binaries (i.e. pictures and videos). Which as for example is something that whatsapp,facebook,imgur,google does/can do when uploading a fresh photo or video you’ve taken/shot.
@Mark Jongeling it looks like @Alwin Roelofs is missing out on all the fun stuff (probably took the blue pill - please grant him access to the matrix) - apparently his role should not have the awareness of all the nice features you guys build…
If I had the time and money enough to take the risk on implementing experimental stuff onto production I’d apply this in a heartbeat, but I’m afraid that lack of both sufficient funds prohibits me from doing this at the moment, though I love to hear when this gets out of this experimental phase and into production @Mark Jongeling 💖
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