Author: Andrew Coates
Posted: 2003-03-07 at 03:28:00
Hi Ed,
I installed the new pane, but calling the service now results in
"Client:Incorrect number of parameters supplied for SOAP request
HRESULT=3D0x80070057: The parameter is incorrect.=01
All the parameters seem to be correct in the debug window.
Any hints?
Cheers,
Andrew Coates
Civil Solutions
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ed Leafe [mailto:ed@leafe.com]=20
> Sent: Fri, 07 Mar 2003 12:47
> To: profox@leafe.com
> Subject: Re: ProFox Task Pane available
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> On Thursday, March 6, 2003, at 08:21 PM, Sal wrote:
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> > Er - my task pane opens every link in IE. Which means I'm=20
> not going to
> > use
> > it. Now I have used Phoenix I can't use IE anymore, it just=20
> annoys me=20
> > too
> > much. Not really IE's fault, I am annoyed with most other=20
> programs for=20
> > not
> > having the same intuitiveness as Phoenix.
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> > I know you said this is "a known oversight" but these=20
> aren't even the=20
> > vfps:// links these are standard http:// browser links. I=20
> don't care=20
> > how clever the internal code is, for external links it=20
> should respect=20
> > the default browser.
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> Yeah, I'm working on that. Not getting Windows to=20
> respect browser=20
> choice; that's asking way too much! ;-) I'm going to modify the=20
> message page so that it knows it's being called from the task=20
> pane, and=20
> will feature an easy way to return to the search page. Once that's=20
> done, the page links will open up in the task pane.
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> > BTW, I have both this & Garrett's /. taskpane installed, and apart
> > from the
> > IE grumble it's all real cool and I am dead impressed. But=20
> everytime I=20
> > click
> > one of the TaskPane buttons it echoes "container resize" to the=20
> > _screen..
> > and if I do resize it I get lots of "container resize"'s. I don't=20
> > remember
> > this happening before though, so it may be an issue with ProFoxPane?
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> Oops! Sorry about that. About half of my time=20
> developing this was=20
> getting the browser display to resize with the task pane, and those=20
> calls were debugging I put in to let me know when the Resize() method=20
> was being called. They'll be gone in the next version.
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