Uddo,

<< if I chance Decimal Seperator to "." the Elevate Internet Server works
ok. But I have to stay with German localisation and Decimal Seperator to ","
.. Perhaps Tim can modify sources so the server works for European Customers
too. >>

I don't think you understand what the Internet Server is.  It isn't a
product that we sell, it's the server that we use internally for our web
site, email, etc. and we simply posted it in the binaries newsgroup as a
courtesy to some who wanted to see it and use it.  We don't intend to make
it a generic product, so you'll have to do any modifications for your
environment yourself.

<< For WebServer where I have to place the html stuff ? I tried in data
directory and root dir but get allways error 404 resource not found. Must
1th page called index.html or default.html ? >>

This is controlled via the webhosts table.   The server uses the root host
domain of the request via the Host header to determine which web site entry
to use in the webhosts table.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Tim,

the only comment to your answer:

Remember your first response:

>To your issue: I would just pop it into the Delphi debugger and see what is
>going on.  If you want to give me more information about where the AV is
>occurring, I'll be happy to tell you how you can resolve it.
>Tim

The only helpfull response was from Farshad.

Thank you Tim very much .....

Uddo

"Uddo Marten" <Uddo-Marten@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:E27C97AD-5B17-4516-B7DB-47C86EBF28CF@news.elevatesoft.com...
>
> The only helpfull response was from Farshad.
>
> Thank you Tim very much .....
>

Uddo thats not true Tim told you what todo its not a supported
or even for sale piece of kit.
It was written to run his website some of us asked and we got
the whole thing. I ran a website news group and pop3 mailer
from it for around 3 years.
The problem you are having is the decimal point is that so hard
to fix ?
Tim is a very helpful guy and I see his last post to you was at
17:37 GMT Friday its now 4:00 am Monday you dont have
to be a rocket science grad to figure its the weekend, and Tim
is not likely to give up his time for something he gave away free.
This is the sweet Rita signing off after doing a treelist with 30
roots and who knows how many items wishing you good luck.

Rita

Uddo,

<< the only comment to your answer:

Remember your first response: >>

Yes, and you quoted the relevant portion:

"I'll be happy to tell you how you can resolve it."

I didn't tell you that I would fix it for you, and since someone else told
you how to resolve it, then there's not much else for me to do.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

If you have the source code add the following lines to the OnCreate() event
of the Application Main Form

Application.UpdateFormatSettings:=False;
DecimalSeparator:='.';

This will guarantee that regardless of your regional settings your App will
use '.' as decimal seperator for internal decimal conversion operations.

>If you have the source code add the following lines to the OnCreate() event
>of the Application Main Form
>
> Application.UpdateFormatSettings:=False;
> DecimalSeparator:='.';
>
> This will guarantee that regardless of your regional settings your App
> will use '.' as decimal seperator for internal decimal conversion
> operations.

Thank you Farshad very much !

..... he Tim - you wrote hundreds of meaningless words, but real help is so
simple .....

Uddo,

you showed very strange, shameless and unpolite attitude to the author of a
program for which you did not pay a cent.

This community on contrary behaves respectfully to each other regardless how
much the answers help to asking person. I think that polite manner and
recpectful talking has to be preserved. We all get and win a lot.

Iztok Lajovic


"Uddo Marten" <Uddo Marten@freenetde> je napisal v sporoèilo
news:356EE295-0DDB-4C84-A6A8-1B88B60FC03E@news.elevatesoft.com ...
> >If you have the source code add the following lines to the OnCreate()
> >event of the Application Main Form
>>
>> Application.UpdateFormatSettings:=False;
>> DecimalSeparator:='.';
>>
>> This will guarantee that regardless of your regional settings your App
>> will use '.' as decimal seperator for internal decimal conversion
>> operations.
>
> Thank you Farshad very much !
>
> .... he Tim - you wrote hundreds of meaningless words, but real help is so
> simple .....
>
>

Uddo


Before you make comments like that I suggest you review the whole of the newsgroups. I personally have an ongoing debate with Tim over what he has and hasn't built into ElevateDB BUT he is one of the most helpful component authors I have encountered.

As he said he gave that code free, at present he's still under a lot of pressure with ElevateDB, a product which helps to pay his bills so I don't think you have any real cause for complaint.

Also remember part of the function of these newsgroups is to allow us to help each other. If Tim's support were not generally so good you would find far fewer of us here, and probably never have received any answer. Think on that one.

Roy Lambert

"Uddo Marten" <Uddo Marten@freenetde> wrote in message
news:356EE295-0DDB-4C84-A6A8-1B88B60FC03E@news.elevatesoft.com...
> .... he Tim - you wrote hundreds of meaningless words, but real help is so
> simple .....
>

See the finger now swivel on it u moron .................
Rita

Those words are cold and callous, but they are meaningless (you seem to
like that word) to those of us who know the kind of support Tim *does*
give. You won't stir up discontent in here with those kind of words,
with the exception of discontentment and rage against yourself! I
personally think you owe Tim an apology!

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


Uddo Marten wrote:

<<.... he Tim - you wrote hundreds of meaningless words, but real help
<<is so simple .....

<< Uddo