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Yes, the system is locked after the specified number of unsuccessful login attempts

You can set it for the Working Week view by a script. Go to the scripts property of the corresponding query and paste the following script into the Initialization Script tab:

config.workDays = [1,2,3,4];

ENTER NEW now supports VIEW and NEW TAB - check the Rule Language Reference

Also, if a process is marked as supporting the "single tab mode" it works without popups - see the documentation.

A slight correction to the previous script: If a form has more than one section the first line should be: var f = parser.getField("AttributeNameThatDropDownShows", "NameOfTheSectionWhereAttributeIs"); For a multi-column combo use this script: var f = parser.getField("AttributeNameThatDropDownShows",...

Which calendar are you talking about? The one displayed for date controls in forms or Calendar/Scheduler displayed by a query?

The following script will automatically open a drop down when it receives focus. The script has to be added as the render script for the form which contains the drop down. var f = parser.getField("AttributeNameThatDropDownShows"); $("#" + f.getId()).parents (".k-dropdown").on ("focus", function () {...

This will be fixed in the next build.

Don't try to calculate the amount of JMS_BROKER_MEMORY - just make it bigger than the biggest file users are allowed to upload. Or make it MUCH bigger than that if you have a decent server, that is. Make it 200Mb if max file size is 20Mb, for example.

In the same place where you specify that a process implements multi-file upload.

You don't need a separate script for this anymore. Build 3132 has the ability to specify max. file size and max. total file size for MFU. Also make sure that your BASServer.props file has adequate setting for JMS_BROKER_MEMORY - check out this thread: http://awareim.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111...

The price of the plugin has changed since the email to AC/DC. It is $500 and it's worth it. See awareim.com/product-options

Watch out for queries that have Save Settings operation defined, that allow end users to save their preferred query layout. This can mess with things like responsiveness.

So, here is MY question, Why can't aware examine the query and automatically NOT resolve any shortcuts that are not used in the filtering or display? You are right - it should do it automatically in theory. However, it's not that easy and quite error-prone, as the system has to consider LOTS and LO...

When stored procedures are stored in a business space version they are applied to the underlying database when the business space is published for the first time.

Stored procedures do get copied if you define them in the properties of a business space version.