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Michael Harris added a new response to »Certain character if used in tlbEvent cause WinEvsys erros«:

I'm unsure what the error is, could you provide more information please.

Michael.

Added 26 day(s) ago.

Michael Harris added a new response to »Hiding terms «:

This is fixed in the next version, which is not yet online. However, if you have a copy of winevsys.mdb (as opposed to winevsys.mde) you an fix it yourself using the following information.

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At the end of the module basUtilities there are two functions named SelCategory and Sel2Level respectively. The sql statement in both functions must include the following condition:
(tblVocab.Hidden_Fld) = '1'), to display the term of the vocabulary. The mentioned functions in the module basUtilities have an apostrophe ('), at the beginning of the line containing the condition. This mark (') is blocking the condition. The line with this mark is the number 16 in both functions. So to solve the problem it is necessary just to remove the apostrophe.

You have to check and to correct the line number 16 in both functions.
This line must be as follows:

   strSQL1 = strSQL1 & "((tblVocab.Hidden_Fld) = '1') and "

Issue state: open → resolved. Added 31 day(s) ago.

New issue »Certain character if used in tlbEvent cause WinEvsys erros« added by (anonymous)

When linking records, the drop down menus in Evsys can be very cumberson. Some data entry people put characters like !"£$% to get their record to the top of the list. This may be the cause of errors in WinEvsys.

Added 46 day(s) ago.

Michael Harris added a new response to »Hiding terms «:

Confirmed.

Issue state: unconfirmed → open. Added 51 day(s) ago.

New issue »Hiding terms « added by Michael Harris

When attempting to hide terms as outlined in the manual (changing the one to zero in tblVocab), the terms still show up in the list when using the form.

Added 51 day(s) ago.

TomL added a new response to »Events created with "geographical term" are hidden when "local geography" is selected«:

If an event is given both Geographical Term, and Local Geographical values, does it appear in both lists?

Tom

Added 124 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Query "overflow" error«:

More information is required on the circumstances in which this error message occurred.

Added 129 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Events created with "geographical term" are hidden when "local geography" is selected«:

What appears to happen is that the list view only displays records for which the chosen option (Geographical Term or Local Geographical Area) contains a value. Records for which no value has been entered are not displayed.

Responsible manager: (UNASSIGNED) → huri. Added 129 day(s) ago.

Michael Harris added a new response to »Lanuage selection«:

Issue state: unconfirmed → open. Added 129 day(s) ago.

New issue »Lanuage selection« added by Michael Harris

It would be really nice to have in the UI what languages are available, and what numbers correspond to what language.

Alternatively (and better), the language is selected by a drop-down box of the available languages.

Added 129 day(s) ago.

Michael Harris added a new response to »adding new records«:

Issue state: unconfirmed → open. Added 129 day(s) ago.

New issue »adding new records« added by Michael Harris

It would be really nice if it were obvious that which button that you had to click when adding a new record, or alternatively have a button on each button in the menu to add a new issue.

Added 129 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Macro error on clicking Event button«:

problem related to the fact that some data were entered for which no index was created - issue resolved after these data were removed

Issue state: open → resolved. Responsible manager: (UNASSIGNED) → huri. Added 129 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Macro error on clicking Event button«:

For obvious reasons I am unable to reproduce this error (I don't yet have WinEvsys set-up as a terminal service, nor do have 10 user).

I'll leave it open, for the time being, if it happens often post a response.

Michael.

Issue state: unconfirmed → open. Added 129 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Events created with "geographical term" are hidden when "local geography" is selected«:

Yes this is a problem. I'm unsure as to what the solution would be, perhaps the simplest would be a notice when you change between the two modes that it affects the UI?

Michael.

Issue state: unconfirmed → open. Severity: Medium → Important. Added 129 day(s) ago.

New issue »Query "overflow" error« added by TomL

On attempting to query WinEvsys, the following error message is displayed:

"The expression on click you entered as the event property setting produced the following error:Overflow"

Added 134 day(s) ago.

New issue »Events created with "geographical term" are hidden when "local geography" is selected« added by TomL

See below. This is quite an annoying problem that skews your results.

Added 137 day(s) ago.

New issue »Macro error on clicking Event button« added by TomL

a) On the main EvSys screen, you click on the "Event" button.
b) The following error is produced:

"*The expression may not result in the name of a macro,the name of a
user-defined function,or [Event Procedure].
*There may have been an error evaluating the function,event or macro"

Note: WinEvsys is deployed as a terminal service application from a Windows 2003 server, with 10 concurrent users.

Added 141 day(s) ago.

HURIDOCS added a new response to »Diagrams of events«:

That would be nice. However, it is unlikely to be implemented using the present system.

I'm postponing the issue for the time being.

Michael. ;)

Issue state: unconfirmed → postponed. Added 156 day(s) ago.

New issue »Diagrams of events« added by Michael Harris

It would be really nice for the the software to display a diagram of the event, including the various actors and acts, for any given event.

Then, when you select an actor or act, it will display further information (the standard format).

Added 157 day(s) ago.