Hello,

please try the following:

* Create a new visual project
* Place an Edit-Control onto the Unit1-Form
* Run the project
* When the form appears, press 'Enter' (or 'Return').

-> My EWB-IDE freezes

(tested on W7/64Bit and Vista/32Bit)

When i deploy this project, Chrome and Firefox are working as expected
(by pressing 'Enter' the page reloads) but my IE9 freezes.

Thanks in advance & Greetings ... Peter

--
Sorry for my weird english

Can't duplicate here (w7/64 as well) - no freeze.

IDE does prompt to save the unit and project after you press run so i
did otherwise followed the steps

Raul


On 8/28/2012 3:09 AM, Peter Tübben wrote:
> Hello,
>
> please try the following:
>
> * Create a new visual project
> * Place an Edit-Control onto the Unit1-Form
> * Run the project
> * When the form appears, press 'Enter' (or 'Return').
>
> -> My EWB-IDE freezes
>
> (tested on W7/64Bit and Vista/32Bit)
>
> When i deploy this project, Chrome and Firefox are working as expected
> (by pressing 'Enter' the page reloads) but my IE9 freezes.
>
> Thanks in advance & Greetings ... Peter
>

I can confirm that.

Noticed that earlier when  I used the OnKeyPress or OnKeyDown events. It
seems to happen only when there is just *one* control in a container.

Uli

Am 28.08.2012 16:35, schrieb Uli Becker:
> I can confirm that.
>
> Noticed that earlier when  I used the OnKeyPress or OnKeyDown events. It
> seems to happen only when there is just *one* control in a container.

indeed! When i place a *second* Edit-Control on my Form (it's a
Login-Form with one password-field), this effect is gone. 8-)

Many thanks, Uli!

Greetings ... Peter

--
Sorry for my weird english

Ok, I can duplicate it as well - built in web server must also be OFF.

If it's ON then no freeze.

Raul






On 8/28/2012 11:04 AM, Peter Tübben wrote:
> Am 28.08.2012 16:35, schrieb Uli Becker:
>> I can confirm that.
>>
>> Noticed that earlier when  I used the OnKeyPress or OnKeyDown events. It
>> seems to happen only when there is just *one* control in a container.
>
> indeed! When i place a *second* Edit-Control on my Form (it's a
> Login-Form with one password-field), this effect is gone. 8-)
>
> Many thanks, Uli!
>
> Greetings ... Peter
>

Am 28.08.2012 18:46, schrieb Raul:
>
> Ok, I can duplicate it as well - built in web server must also be OFF.
>
> If it's ON then no freeze.

thanks for confirmation, Raul.

Yes, my web server is off (it's only useful for me if i own dbisam or
elevatedb, am i right?).

Greetings ... Peter

No actually - it has a built-in support for DBISAM so you can use the
sample projects and sample data that ships with EWB (it can access the
the actual database files).

If you want to work with TDataSet and remote data then you can just use
what's in EWB to get started. Obviously for deployment you'd need to
license the DB engine but not for learning.

Raul


On 8/28/2012 1:21 PM, Peter Tübben wrote:
> Yes, my web server is off (it's only useful for me if i own dbisam or
> elevatedb, am i right?).
>
> Greetings ... Peter
>

Peter,

As far as I can tell, this is a bug in IE9 when running from the local file
system.  Debugging it in IE9 shows that the keypress handler fires, and then
the browser goes off into la-la land with a pegged CPU and never comes back.

I suspect that it has something to do with form submittal, hence the enter
key.  It looks a lot like this reported issue:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/hi-IN/iewebdevelopment/thread/f57d97d8-6d75-4fdc-a46c-5401a3e4db58

For now, always use the local web server in the IDE to avoid these types of
issues with projects run from the local file system (Chrome also has bugs
related to running from the local file system).

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com