I have an user control, with name Test1 for example, in the directory:
C:\Models...\CSharpModel\web\Test1
Even when I delete it in that directory, the user control still works in the webpanel on the browser. Why this happens? How can I make sure the user control is deleted?
And how can I make sure the user control is updated? Because even when I change the version, do the install command, restart the browser and make sure the browser is refreshed properly (or test it in another browser), sometimes I don't get the lasted changes that I have made in the javascript code.
Must increase the version number <Version>X.X</Version> located in YourUserControl.control. This is how GeneXus knows if the UC was updated.
Close GeneXus.
After updating any file within a usercontrol, you have to copy those files to your GeneXus Installation Folder/UserControls.
Run Genexus.exe /install
Run GeneXus
Build All (GeneXus will detect version change in your UC and automatically copy UC files)
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I've done a bit of googling and haven't been able to find any documentation on this, but I need to upgrade my Seeddms (Document Management System) server from 5.1.25 to 6.0.19.
I am running a Linux Lamp 4.19.0-19-amd #1 SMP Debian 4.19.232-1 (2022-03-07) with a Seeddms web server on it.
I tried copying the contents of the .gz download file of the latest version over my current /var/www/html/dms/ folder and it didn't work, I did a similar thing to update my dokuwiki site so I thought I'd give it a try here.
I am still new to Linux so any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I was able to find the solution, in the seeddms-quickstart-x.x.x/seeddmsxxx/seeddms-x.x.x/doc/README.Install.md.
Here is what is says on upgrading versions if anyone has trouble with this as well. Make sure your server meets the requirement as well.
UPGRADING FROM A PREVIOUS VERSION OF SEEDDMS
As SeedDMS is a smooth continuation of LetoDMS there is no difference
in updating from LetoDMS or SeedDMS.
You have basically two choices to update SeedDMS:
you install a fresh version of SeedDMS and copy over your data and configuration
you replace the software in your current installation with a new version
The first option is less interuptive but requires to be able to set up a second
temporary SeedDMS installation, which may not be possible, e.g. because of storage
limitations. It can be the only option if you change servers.
The first update procedure is only needed if the version changes on the minor
or major version number. Changes in the subminor version number will never
include database changes and consequently it is sufficient to use the existing
data directory and database with the new version. Choose the second update
option in this case.
In both cases make sure to have a backup of your data directory, configuration
and database.
Fresh installation and take over of data
The first update option is to set up a new instance of SeedDMS and once
that is running take over the data from your current (old) instance.
just do a fresh installation somewhere on your web server and make sure it
works. It is fine to use
SQLite for it, even if your final installation uses MySQL.
replace the data directory in your new installation with the data directory
from your current installation. Depending on the size of that directory (and
whether the new installation is on a new server or the old server) you
may either copy, move or place a symbolic link. The content of the data directory
will not be changed during the update. Its even perfectly save to
browse through your documents and download them after finishing the
update. The data directory will not be modified until you actually modify
documents.
copy over the configuration settings.xml into your new installation. This will
effectively make your new installation use the data from your old installation,
because all paths are still pointing to the old installation.
if you use mysql you could as well make a copy of the database to make sure
your current database remains unchanged.
modify the settings.xml to fit the environment of the new installation.
This will mostly be the
httpRoot, the paths to the installation directory and possibly the database
connection.
create a file ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL in the conf directory and point
your browser at http://hostname/seeddms/install
The install tool will detect the version of your current SeedDMS installation
and run the required database updates.
If you update just within the last version number (e.g. from 5.1.6 to 5.1.9),
this step
will not be required because such a subminor version update will never
contain database updates.
Upgrading your current installation
Instead of setting up a new installation, you may as well replace the php files
in your current installation with new versions from the quickstart archive.
get the SeedDMS quickstart archive seeddms-quickstart-x.y.z.tar.gz and
unpack it somewhere on your disc.
copy the directory seeddms-x.y.z from the unpacked archive into your
current installation and make the link seeddms point to this new directory.
copy the directory pear from the unpacked archive into your current
installation, replacing the existing directory. Make a backup of pear before
the replacement if you want to ensure to be able to go back to your old version.
you may compare your conf/settings.xml file with the shipped version
conf/settings.xml.template for new parameters. If you don't do it, the next
time you save the configuration the default values will be used.
create a file ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL in the conf directory and point
your browser at http://hostname/seeddms/install
The install tool will detect the version of your current SeedDMS installation
and run the required database updates.
If you update just within the last version number (e.g. from 5.1.6 to 5.1.9),
this step
will not be required because such a subminor version update will never
contain database updates.
Intellij was updating and it stated the update was finished, prompting me to choose wether to get config from past installation or somewhere else. As I was about to click ok for the previous installation option, my whole system froze(kubuntu).The song I was listening to kept repeating the same second of music through the headphones. Maybe it was an overheat issue on my laptop? Anyway, had to hard reset it.
Now I can't open intellij. The icon is blank, clicking on it shows loading for a while, but then never does anything. Running the idea.sh from terminal produces the aforementioned error.
What's the best course of action here, to save all my configurations and settings before reinstalling? Or is there a way to fix this without reinstall?
Make a clean installation from from the .tar.gz file available at the official downloads page.
Make sure to unpack into the empty directory (not on top of the previous version).
Check if you have the config folder for the new version already created. If it's present, remove it. This will make IntelliJ IDEA prompt you to import the settings from the previous version (make sure not to delete the config folder from the previous version you will be importing from).
I'm fairly new at user local servers. I'm using the http-server which is a package from Node. I'm using it to host an HTML5 game using the Phaser library. I have image assets I'm using in the game, and I sometimes update these assets. When I do, the changes to the images aren't reflected in the game. I've tried restarting the server but that doesn't help. It usually takes some time for them to update, maybe about an hour. Any ideas what's going wrong?
The browser might be caching your code and/or assets.
In Chrome, with dev tools open (Right click -> Inspect element) you can right click on the refresh button and 'empty cache and hard reload'.
There's an option -c that refers to the cache time (max-age) in seconds [3600]
(e.g. -c10 for 10 seconds).
To disable caching, use http-server -c-1
You can see more information by enter http-server -h (for help)
You can disable cache in Chrome DevTools under "Network".
Whenever you reload a page while DevTools is open, it will clear the cache.
Alternatively, use the hard refresh keyboard shortcut (Mac):
CMD+shift+r
You can try to use live-server instead. It works for me.
npm install live-server -g
And you can start it simply by the command live-server.
Make sure your html file is in the correct location. A couple of times I've been editing my html and js files and then at some point I might cut and paste the files into a new folder. I'll change the reference to the new directory. But I forget that I need to reopen the html and js files from the new directory. Instead I keep editing them from the old directory and refreshing the browser wondering why nothing is changing. It's because the files I'm editing are the versions in the old directory. I need to close them and then open the files that are in the new directory.
I have a Basic MSI Project in InstallShield 2012 Spring. This project installs sample documents to the current user's Documents folder (Not the Public Documents folder). When I then log onto another user, I see the application installed, but I do not see those sample documents in the second user's Documents folder (this makes sense). My question is, is there a setting in InstallShield or a way to have the sample documents install for this second user when the second user launches the application? Can launching the application detect that there are files missing in the user's Documents folder and then trigger a repair?
While this is possible, I would not recommend it. The user should control what goes in his or her documents folder; the large number of applications out there that do not respect this is not a good reason for another not to do so. Instead the application should have a way to browse the samples, open them as templates, etc., and then allow the user to save them in the documents folder. If you need them to start in the documents folder, have the application copy them in, and track somewhere that it has done so.
If you do try to automatically install these through Windows Installer, the simplest approach is to make per-user components with key files reflecting the documents location, and ensure your application's shortcuts are advertised. Launching through an advertised shortcut will scan for missing key files, and then auto-repair will install them. But auto-repair is not an experience that users like, and this approach will replace the files if the user deletes them all. (Alternately you can use a per-user registry key as the indicator, which may be less likely to be deleted.)
On some of the devices that I am working on, the \Windows directory is not on permanent storage. That is, once the device is rebooted, whatever was written to \Windows is lost. This is particularly problematic for uninstalling programs since wceload.exe (the Windows CE CAB installer program) generates a .unload file and places it in \Windows. The application can be uninstalled before the device is rebooted, but afterward it can't (the "Remove Programs" tool in the control panel comes back with an error about not being able to open the unload file). So how can I get the .unload file to persist across reboots? Is there any way to control where the uninstaller (I believe it is called unload.exe) looks for the .unload file?
I haven't been able to find any good info on this still. It looks like the path to the unload file is hardcoded so the best I can do is make a backup of the unload file. If the user wishes to uninstall they will have to manually copy the file to the \windows directory and then use the uninstall tool in the control panel. Here is more info:
http://www.generation-nt.com/us/answer/wince5-force-wceload-install-unload-into-nonvolatile-memory-help-87676002.html
You can probably keep the .unload file across reboots by copying it to a persistent directory after installing. This directory may vary per device, e.g. \Hard Disk\ramroot\Windows or \Backup\Windows. It will then automatically be copied to the \Windows on reboot. (Although I am not sure whether such a directory and behavior exist for every device.)
To copy this file you need to execute a copy-statement from a custom setup-dll after the install completes. This codeproject-site has a very comprehensive explanation, with screenshots and code.
Simply re-Install application and then un-install from remove programs in control panel.