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1200. Fixed a long-time problem with DCBROWSE objects that employ the
DC_BrowseAutoRestore() feature. If a new column is added to the browse
in the code, the user will now receive a message that the user's browse
configuration could not be restored, rather than showing a corrupted
display. A new DC_XbpBrowse() :configMessageBlock iVar can be used to
display a custom message.

Roger,

The way we implement browses, this is causing a problem for our clients. is there a way to bypass the dcmsgbox that pops up saying: "Your Saved Browse configuration cannot be restored"

I'd like to skip the msg altogether..

Try this:

rdonnay wrote:Try this:

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@ .. DCBROWSE .. PREEVAL {|o|o:configMessageBlock := {||nil}}

Roger,

Anyway to do that globally ?

Brian

Anyway to do that globally ?

A global solution would require a Get-Set function.

Attached is an updated _DCXBROW.PRG.
Copy it to \exp19\source\dclipx and run BUILD19_SL1.BAT to rebuild DCLIPX.DLL.

Add the following to the start of your application:

Oops. Left a WTF in the code.
Here's an update.

Looks like it's working w/ no problems..

thanks..