@this I coulda sworn your tutorial said to check it, but I'll undoso
This is the 2nd or 3rd time this has happened in the last 2 days.
I getz no duckie!
2019-11-18 15:43:13.0859;INFO-2.4.1.5196;Rubberduck._Extension;Rubberduck is shutting down.;
2019-11-18 15:43:13.0859;TRACE-2.4.1.5196;Rubberduck._Extension;Unhooking VBENativeServices events...;
2019-11-18 15:43:13.0929;TRACE-2.4.1.5196;Rubberduck.VBEditor.WindowsApi.SubclassManager;Releasing subclass for hWnd 0x00AC1404.;
2019-11-18 15:43:13.0929;TRACE-2.4.1.5196;Rubberduck.VBEditor.WindowsApi.SubclassManager;Releasing subclass for hWnd 0x009E1C9C.;
2019-11-18 15:43:13.0929;TRACE-2.4.1.5196;Rubberduck.VBEditor.WindowsApi.SubclassManager;Releasing subclass for hWnd 0x00231672.;
That's the end of the log from yesterday afternoon when I shut down Access. No duck log from this morning when I opened it.
No errors that I see...
When I select it to load, it fires up just fine and works with no complaints. I also select "load on startup".
Must do a decompile because I've got a ghost breakpoint, we'll see what happens after that...
(parsed just fine, too)
Decompile, C&R, Alt-F11, I haz duck!
for now...
And OASIS is still telling me my master form .layout file is different. It opens when the DB opens, then I closed it to do some poking around. From the diff, I can see why it thinks it's different, but why is it coming up like this?
@FreeMan That is expected if you checked certain settings to sanitize the files
The export from VBE will include useless pieces like Version, Checksum or Ptr*** properties that will change everytime and thus mess up the SC.
OASIS will strip those from the exported files, so that only stable data goes into SC.
Take the Ptr*** for example - if you import/export between 2 computer, the host will always change the data because computer A's default printer is a HP while computer B's default printer is a Lenmark.
> You may recall that from the previous section on Object Types pane, we chose the changed, which requires us to save the object’s date/time as a file date/time. That is checked off here as well. It’s worth noting that Access does not always reliably stamp the timestamp when changing the objects. We will discuss this again in later section about making commits.
> We usually want to ensure that the auto-correct is always turned off but more important are the option to use Ctrl+S as a hokey to do an export. That is very very helpful and avoids the problem with the Access object timestamp. However, this requires discipline to consistently use the keyboard shortcut to save the changes. Whenever you execute the keyboard, you will see this dialog shown briefly:
I can see that I should make the language more stronger.
I may or may not be on a project this spring involving rewriting a system built on top of an Access DB last modified in '95 to be a webapp with (presumably) SQL Server.
@FreeMan You ran into this yesterday. There are probably more aspects but I know about one well -- the fact that Access stores the entire VBA project in a single stream means that it can't have different object timestamps for modules. You change one thing in one module, all of the VBE modules' timestamp get changed.
To help illustrate this, look in the MSysObjects -- that's where the object's timestamp are. Look at what happens to module's timestamp as you make changes.
Furthermore, there are other cases, for which I'm not familiar enough to give a reproduction steps, where you can get weird timestamp like the one from 2015.
"Blame Microsoft" is the best TL;DR version I can give.
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Anyway, as mentioned, ctrl + s is really your friend if you don't want to get driven nuts by exports introducing extraneous diff. OASIS can only do so much with Access giving wrong information.
just tried to explain to someone that you can exclude items from searches using the hyphen... they were extremely confused why their search for "-9143413" was not working. they still don't get it ='/
i'd say i'm in a similar spot, hosch; but having the most qualifications does not make them good at the job in the particular environment. as explained to me by a former director of quality, "we have to do more to get the same respect as those who have not". with that said, qualification does not make you inherently right for a role, aka people problems
oh, @this been playing around a bit more with Brave. The built-in shield has regularly caused some issues with floating divs, which appear to be treated as pop-ups and are severely delaying the loading of pages. turning off the shield resolves the issue. my most noted site for that is salesforce, though i have not verified if it's an issue with the page being some weird amalgam of aspx/html rather than html5
on the home computer i've not had as many issues (some of these sites at work are odd); i was doing some load-time testing by looking at 100 images on imgur (cycle through gallery) and noticed damn near 5 minutes of saved load-time (~10 min compared to ~15 min), so roughly 2/3 the load-time without obtrusive ads and shit
figured that site is riddled with AIDS so it was a good test site
for me, I'm more interested in cutting out those faux "related" link that they'll add to hte bottom of various sites
you know, the one that has usual clickbaits or whatever. Normally, ad blockers don't block those because those are the first party, rather than third party.
google is changing the basic settings in all of chromium (which brave is built on) to allow more ads to come through, essentially preventing ad-blocking extensions
brave has a built-in adblocker, so i'm waiting to see how that turns out
still, you'd thunk for a company founded on the motto "Don't do evil" (or whatever it was), they'd be less creepy about how they do it.
I understand that to get free services they need to sell data. But when it's to a point that it's following you everywhere you go on the internet... it's a bit disconcerting.
up until 2006 or whenever it was sure... then they removed it from their code of conduct and started building browsers specific for countries to allow government control and full access to any computer using said browser
not to get too political with that statement. paraphrasing a google-whistleblower on the topic
@FreeMan That is true; those are 2 different attributes, and other people could have either. But I'm saying they don't want to settle for just having either wealth or lack of integrity - they want both.
@FreeMan supposedly they've already stated they will stick with chromium and ensure that their measures are ensured, as the claim is they have default ad-blocking default to the browser, not as an extension. there was an article about how they expect to allow previous infrastructure (before the upcoming removal) to function while they develop on the newest platform
@IvenBach eh... you don't have to be poor to have integrity, nor do you need to compromise your integrity to be wealthy. A lot of people don't understand that, sadly.
> The only major browser maker who did not respond to our request for comment on this issue was Microsoft.
The company announced last year it was ditching its proprietary EdgeHTML browser engine for a Chromium port of Edge, which is currently in public testing.
Microsoft's plans in regards to Google's Manifest V3 changes are currently unknown
Frankly, there's nothing "hard" about integrity. Honestly, it makes life easier - you don't have to remember which lie you told to who, or who you screwed in what way, and you can look forward instead of constantly looking over your shoulder. You tend to run into stuff when you're looking behind you.
@this So this means they're finally ditching IE once and for all?
@this i can't read "microsoft" without thinking of epic rap battles of history, bill gates versus steve jobs... "Why'd you name your company after your dick?"
> Initially, it was thought that extensions which provided ad-blocking services would be the ones impacted the most, but it was later also discovered that extensions for antivirus products, parental control enforcement, and various privacy-enhancing services were also affected.
@this Which is kind of funny as back when they started win 95, the goal was to be the internet company. they are finally deciding to get back with the times after the solid investment into fighting netscape lol
@IvenBach or save yourself the effort of getting run-down by a rascal by looking at the people of walmart site
Yeah, but he's a wealthy little fat kid who can just buy the bike off of the kid up front and play "catch-up" that way. Of course, he doesn't know how to ride the bike, so it's of limited value.
More of a "slow down the kid up front" rather than a "catch up to the kid up front" situation...
TBH, though, once they decided the internet was here to stay, they did go full-bore after "internet everything". Doesn't mean they did it well, but that was a mighty large ship that they turned mighty fast...
Is there a quick & easy way within OASIS to see what branch you've currently got checked out?
OK, that was weird (I'm saying that a lot lately...). I actually made some changes to code. I hit Ctrl-S, Access confirmed that I wanted to save the changes to 2 modules, I clicked OK. I did not get the OASIS "Action successfully completed" message. I hit Ctrl-S again, got no notification from Access, but did get the OASIS "Action successfully completed" message.
Pro tip: Do not paste a large quantity of text (including a grid) into the "To..." box of a new Outlook email message. Outlook tends to get all chokey trying to sort out the "names" you've typed in.
@IvenBach if you can get a nice proscutto instead of ham... i like to make bagel-pizzas, so cut a fresh rye bagel in half, smear a little pizza sauce, then put on a couple hunks of havarti, some proscutton, then take one of those cans of pineapple with the rings in it and cut the ring so it fits just to the inside of the bagel hole... get a good bit of flavor with every bite
As of September 2019, Google Chrome accounted for about 70 percent of the global desktop internet browser market share, increasing by around 13 percentage points in just three years. Found the Chrome user. it's... Everyone!
> Version 2.4.1.5196 OS: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.18362.0, x64 Host Product: Microsoft Office x64 Host Version: 16.0.12130.20344 Host Executable: EXCEL.EXE
**Description** Rubberduck go in a "Resolver error" status.
**To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Click on 'Pending...' button 2. Wait... 3. 'Pending' button become 'Resolver error'
Yeah... I typed up a comment about him thinking they don't know anything about him, but the streetview car knows where his WiFi is located without having to log into it. Anything that comes from that IP is traced to a physical address that Google knows, not just the ISP.
Then I smacked my hand for wanting to throw out another tasty morsel to the troll...
Hmm... Brave says "autoplay" was blocked on this page. Is there video somewhere on the SE chat pages?
one currently annoying thing for my with brave (because i can't find the setting) is on sharepoint when i right click and say to open in excel/word, i get a browser-popup asking if i want to open in excel/word
Yeah - it straight up told me they are using .NET with SQL Server, that they are concatenating strings so I can then attempt SQL injection attacks.
That is a lot of information for the malicious actor to have.
But apparently that wasn't enough. I tried to report this, but they didn't have a Contact Us. So I figure, I'll use closest match, which was "Report Fraud, Waste or Abuse". That led me to a link where the SSL certificate wasn't trusted. Doh!
Gonna lurve the gubermint being smort with your nickels!
LOL, I just found him in a chatroom from before he came here and he was talking about regularly wiping and reinstalling his OS because he didn't know what malware it was running :D
i feel like this is a stupid question, but i've never tried before and am hopeful for a yes/no before i embark: if i have a website open and on the visible tab on a browser, can i change getidbyname("name").value by double clicking on a file wiht some javascript in it?
thinking if i should just set-up a spreadsheet and use VBA, where i can set-up the sheet to act like mail-merge with my open site... but if making an hta with javascript is better, then i'll go that route
> ``` Version 2.4.1.5196 OS: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.17134.0, x64 Host Product: Microsoft Office 2016 x64 Host Version: 16.0.4873.1000 Host Executable: MSACCESS.EXE ``` Just ran across this on a Quick Fix - Select the quick fix, nothing happens. Appears to my untrained eye to be the same type of issue.
Here's the relevant log bits from 2 successive attempts on different occurrences of the same error (`Replace function {x} with existing typed function`):
> Thanks for reporting this! However, we will need a bit more information to allow us to fix it.
There is something in your module `F09_Varianti` causing us to throw an NRE in the resolution, which should not happen. The problematic part seems to be some indexed member access inside the arguments to another indexed member access in an assignment.
It would help us immensely if you could look whether you can find such a thing in the aforementioned module and provide us with some code causing
@Duga To my knowledge, there are exactly two possibilities for the NRE to happen. Either there is a member access on a MemberAccessProcedurePointerBinding to a procedural module, which actually is impossible, or a with member expression without an enclosing With block, which should not compile.
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