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@Rennur - after re-reading your CSS code, I believe you are not seeing the issue I'm referring to because .km-switch is not wrapped by #myswitch1_w. #myswitch1_w.km-checkbox - doesn't reference anything that I can tell. .km-checkbox is not used with a Kendo switch. The only selector being used is ....

Here is my custom switch for specific Cell ID myswitch1. Note that Aware IM creates another ID myswitch1_w by appending _w to the ID (see code): Authorised / Unauthorised labels are set from the Config tool switch form properties. custom_switch_kendo.gif swtich_form_props.png Custom CSS file placed ...

Try pointing the css class to the switch ID. Go to BO > forms > open form containing switch > form properties (bottom right) > Cell ID myswitch.png Then nest the custom css style within the #myswitch ID: #myswitch .km-switch { width: 10em !important; } .km-switch-background { background-position: 0e...

Some bugs with BLOB types in MySQL 8 (v8.0.17 & v8.0.19) were identified that may be causing this.
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=96466
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=99339

Version 6 has a timeout field

I think it's just:

AwareApp.startProcess2('NameOfMyProcess','BusinessObjectName',{ID},'main')

It identifies ID for context in queries, haven't tested it in objects

We've purchased a Java subscription back in Dec 2019.

TIME_ADD Description: Returns the timestamp resulting from adding/subtracting the specified number of hours to the specified timestamp Parameters: An expression producing timestamp and an expression producing a number to be added or subtracted (if the number is negative) to the timestamp Example: If...

Try:

Maybe:
FIND Employee WHERE Employee=LoggedInEmploee AND NOT(EXISTS Friends WHERE (Employee IN Friends.Employee))

READ PROTECT the reference attribute hides the shortcut i think

There are open source jdk releases https://jdk.java.net/

Like Jaymer siad, the JSON is not valid. If I'm not mistaken on the structure, the JSON should look like this. [ { "station": { "city": "Manchester", "country": "GB", "elevation_ft": 257, "elevation_m": 78, "iata": "MAN", "icao": "EGCC", "latitude": 53.35369873046875, "longitude": -2.274950027465820...

I think there are definitely some hard-coded styling issues around this.
The tabs displayed at the top (displayed at the bottom works fine) with vertical layout.

Try:
In VP > Administrator > Main > Tabs ASC & DESC > layout property > Responsive Grid (Simple)

Ver 8.4