I have a backslash in a webadress.

I have a backslash in a web address. The address can fit on one line, but when there is a backslash in it the address is unnecessarily split up onto two lines. I hid the text field and checked behind it to make there there weren't any objects moving it around.

Remember, though, that that can cause bad linebreaks or oversets later when you edit and the position changes. I suspect the reason it's breaking is the paragraph composer is trying to give you a balanced line ending.

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I have a script where the prompt directory is a parameter exposed on the "Application Management" web page.
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In the script the full prompt path is created such as: (all variables are string)
FullPromptFile = DirectoryName\ + Filename.wav
In all the past versions of UCCX that I've worked with (4,7,8,8.5,9.x) I could edit the directory path name, as a parameter, on the AppAdmin web page including the trailing backslash and it would save and work properly.
In UCCX 10.5 when I save it, the backslash is simply removed. The save appears to work correctly but going back to the webpage the backslash at the end of the string (inside the quotes) is simply gone.
Tested in multiple browsers (IE 10 and FF 30) and multiple workstations
See screen captures below.
After the Save

I opened a TAC case on this issue.
Turns out this change was made in UCCX 10.0 and forward.
Prior to 10.0, the backslash was accepted in the web interface for an application parameter.
The fix is to use a forward slash in all file and URL paths.
The interesting part, the script "engine" still works fine with file and directory paths using a backslash in 10.5. Its only the web interface change, under app admin, that is causing the issue.
I agree with TAC's recommendation that all file and URL paths use the forward slash instead of the backslash on the Linux platform. This is the case of using scripts previously developed and that used to work but should have been changed to use the new Linux method.
There was nothing in the release notes about this.
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Hi all,
I have encrypted information inside a property file, but when loading properties in my program, the String object used to store the value is changed by the lost of all �\� characters
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I can command my device using hyperterm. However, the LabIEW command does not appear to complete. I issue the command in LabVIEW and then open the hyperterm to verify the command was recevied (status query). When I start the hyperterm session (with a carriage return), I get a response from the device stating that it is performing the requested action, and then (after 1-2s) a response stating that the action has completed. I have tried commanding using both the VISA protocol and the basic serial I/O. I have also tried , and as my termination character in LabVIEW.

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3 unassigned    wm       0                0         (0/0/0)             0
4 unassigned    wm       0                0         (0/0/0)             0
5 unassigned    wm       0                0         (0/0/0)             0
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conrad_user wrote:
I'm trying to use the following command to create a boot environment on c1t1d0s0 (currently the system booted from c1t0d0s0) as you can see below the -m option is not recognized. What am a I doing wrong? Please help?
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ERROR: command line argument(s) < -m> not recognized
No, it seems to be saying " -m" (so <space>-m, not -m) is what's not recognized.
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vsekvsek wrote:
OK, Hope this will make better sense. So right now a I have a routine that loads files like below:
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After the initial word TEST, does that string have a backslash character followed by an r followed by another backslash followed by an n? Or does it have a carriage return followed by a line feed. (\r followed by \n)
We format it when loading in a way that it will look like this when queriing from the DB
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Seeking Spry Gallery mouseovered thumbnail identifier/ID

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The first to do in cases like this if you've uploaded new files is to reload web page(s) and bypass the cache.
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*Press "Ctrl + F5" or press "Ctrl + Shift + R" (Windows,Linux)
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I did a lot of tests but it never worked!
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szTemp = szTemp.replaceAll("\\\'""''");
Thanks in advance for your help
Alain.

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Lucreate -m fails to create boot environment. error: -m not recongnized?

I'm trying to use the following command to create a boot environment on c1t1d0s0 (currently the system booted from c1t0d0s0) as you can see below the -m option is not recognized. What am a I doing wrong? Please help?
# lucreate -m /:/c1t1d0s0:ufs \ -m -:/dev/dsk/c1t1d0s1:swap -m /usr:/dev/dsk/c1t1d0s6:ufs -n solaris 10
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conrad_user wrote:
I'm trying to use the following command to create a boot environment on c1t1d0s0 (currently the system booted from c1t0d0s0) as you can see below the -m option is not recognized. What am a I doing wrong? Please help?
# lucreate -m /:/c1t1d0s0:ufs \ -m -:/dev/dsk/c1t1d0s1:swap -m /usr:/dev/dsk/c1t1d0s6:ufs -n solaris 10
ERROR: command line argument(s) < -m> not recognized
No, it seems to be saying " -m" (so <space>-m, not -m) is what's not recognized.
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Darren

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I'm using NetBeans IDE 5.5.
package scalar;
* @author UndergroundPassion
public class Main {
/** Creates a new instance of Main */
public Main() {
* @param args the command line arguments
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO code application logic here
int a[3], b[3], c[3];
int x;
for [i = 0 to 2] {
a[i] = i;
b[i] = 2 � i;
c[i] = 999;
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init:
deps-jar:
Compiling 1 source file to G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\build\classes
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:28: ']' expected
int a[3], b[3], c[3];
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:28: not a statement
int a[3], b[3], c[3];
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:28: ';' expected
int a[3], b[3], c[3];
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:28: not a statement
int a[3], b[3], c[3];
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:30: '(' expected
for [i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:30: illegal start of expression
for [i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:30: ';' expected
for [i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:30: not a statement
for [i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:30: ';' expected
for [i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:32: illegal character: \8211
b[i] = 2 � i;
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:32: not a statement
b[i] = 2 � i;
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:35: ']' expected
proc row[i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:35: ';' expected
proc row[i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:35: not a statement
proc row[i = 0 to 2] {
G:\YR4 SEM2\COM577J2 Concurrent and Distributed Systems\Lectures\Week2\Scalar\src\scalar\Main.java:35: ';' expected
proc row[i = 0 to 2] {
15 errors
BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)

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