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Thu, Apr 7 2016 2:56 AM	Permanent Link
Ronald	Hi, In EWB 1 I have a fileupload which works fine, but since today I get an "application error acces denied" after I have selected the file. I have changed nothing in the source (except recompile). I know there is a security issue here: you get this error when you try to write to the TPage component which is used as the FormOutput page, but I do not do write to the TPage. Has anyone come accross this and found a solution? Greetings, Ronald
Thu, Apr 7 2016 3:04 AM	Permanent Link
Ronald	I was browsing through the source in the EWB framework and found a realation with HTML5 in the TFileUploadButton. That reminded me that I recently had switched on the HTML5 support for my application. When I turned this off all worked fine again. Why do I get this error in HTML5? Ronald
Thu, Apr 7 2016 7:58 AM	Permanent Link
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com	Ronald, << I was browsing through the source in the EWB framework and found a realation with HTML5 in the TFileUploadButton. That reminded me that I recently had switched on the HTML5 support for my application. When I turned this off all worked fine again. Why do I get this error in HTML5? >> The HTML5 checks in the TFileUploadButton (EWB 1.x, for readers), are for client-side IE issues with how the underlying browser element is used. Are you getting the error when you select the file, or when you submit the form ? Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com
Thu, Apr 7 2016 10:08 AM	Permanent Link
Ronald	Hi Tim, I get the error directly after selecting the file. Ronald Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote: << I was browsing through the source in the EWB framework and found a realation with HTML5 in the TFileUploadButton. That reminded me that I recently had switched on the HTML5 support for my application. When I turned this off all worked fine again. Why do I get this error in HTML5? >> The HTML5 checks in the TFileUploadButton (EWB 1.x, for readers), are for client-side IE issues with how the underlying browser element is used. Are you getting the error when you select the file, or when you submit the form ? Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com
Thu, Apr 7 2016 2:08 PM	Permanent Link
Walter Matte Tactical Business Corporation	I have found that the FileSelector in Windows when it has a file preview sometime HOLDS the file and you get the File In Use error. Walter
Fri, Apr 8 2016 6:01 AM	Permanent Link
Ronald	Hi Walter, I tested your suggestion, but unfortunately that did not solve the problem. Walter Matte wrote: I have found that the FileSelector in Windows when it has a file preview sometime HOLDS the file and you get the File In Use error. Walter