RBP v1.0 Build 2.33h on Windows 2000

v1.0 Build 2.33g is running fine under Windows 2000.

v1.0 Build 2.33h is not displaying any images (banner, buttons of editor) or tabs (instead a list of links is displayed).

Configuration:

• Windows 2000 5.00.2195 SP4, latest hotfixes installed
  
• IE 6.0.2800.1106 SP1
  
• Default installation without customization

About the same issue here at my work.
all buttons (open, save, run, etc.) show as broken image icons.
Any graphic commands end up displaying broken image icon.

v1.0 Build 2.33h

Windows 2000 5.00.2195 SP4
IE 6.0.2800.1106IS
Default install

When trying to use Firefox as editor, no button, links or broken image icons appear (can't run, save, open...)


John S.

The problem is, that the PDA theme is displayed despite of the theme selection, this was no problem with RC3.

If I run the following code on Win2k, no images are displayed accessing the published project locally or remotely.
files #dir, "public\*.jpg"
isEmpty = #dir hasanswer()
print isEmpty
if isEmpty then
maxCount = #dir rowcount()
print maxCount
for i = 1 to maxCount
dummy$=#dir nextfile$()
imgName$ = "../public/"; #dir name$()
html "<p><img src="""; imgName$; """ width=""320"" hight=""240""></p>"
print imgName$
next
end if
If I run it on WinXP, all images are displayed, if I access the published project from Win2k ???

It isn't the PDA theme. For some reason seemingly related to the timezone fix that was included in 2.33h the web server does not like to serve static files when running on Windows 2000. This is a known issue, and I am spending some energy on it. Luckily I do have a W2K box to test this on. I am hoping to have a fix for it sometime this month when we release v1.0.1.

-Carl

Thanks for clarifying Carl.

This is fixed in RBP 1.01 beta1

Checked with the following code

 files #dir, "public\*.jpg"
 isEmpty = #dir hasanswer()
 print isEmpty
 if isEmpty then
 maxCount = #dir rowcount()
 print maxCount
 for i = 1 to maxCount
 dummy$ = #dir nextfile$()
 imgName$ = "../public/"; #dir name$()
 html "<p><img src="""; imgName$; """ width=""320"" hight=""240""></p>"
 print imgName$
 next
 end if

That is great news. I look forward to the new release, especially since we have about 35 machines in the plant running Win 2000 and I haven't been able to display our logo on any of them.

John