The rewind button DOES NOT work on the media player... (Probably never has)

WPI can no longer be placed at the root of the CD. It must be at Least ONE folder deep on a standalone cd. (So just place the WPI folder at the root instad of having wpi.hta and the folders at the root.)

Edited August 1, 200818 yr by Kelsenellenelvian

- If you turn off the timer, you get an error message. (Line 83, object needed, tested with Windows theme)

Perhaps it has to do with the new timerbg image handling?

- Comment out "background-position: center left;" and Installprogbar in installer.css of Windows theme and server theme (and all others), as the option is there now.

- XP progress bars 3 and 4 are screwed up. If you select one, the other will show up. -> Change the filenames of the 2 images in Graphics\InstallProgBars folder.

Edited August 1, 200818 yr by Kelsenellenelvian

All fixed. Thanks!

Yup he's that damned good...

Edited August 1, 200818 yr by Kelsenellenelvian

Hi,

When ticking the check box for "Disable Category Check Boxes" (options/general screen), the placement of the Previous / Next navigation line (main screen) gets moved down and is no longer visible.

Cheers

I'm getting an error on multiple machines "This page is accessing information that is not under it's control. This poses a security risk. Do you want to continue" then stating WPI 7.0

The machines are XP sp2 and 2003sp2.

Anyone else getting this?

Thanks!

-Jim

@djackson: That's weird. I will check it out.

@RXWatcher: I have never seen that message. It must some extra security switch turned on. Is this on your home computer or at work? On a network? Used nLite?

On a corporate network with group policies so it could easily be a group policy setting. I'll look into that.

"Disable Category Check Boxes" bug fixed.

I'm getting an error on multiple machines "This page is accessing information that is not under it's control. This poses a security risk. Do you want to continue" then stating WPI 7.0

I saw in the forums about commenting out this line:

WPIScripts/api.js line 25

CheckForInternet();

Well, this corrected my "This page is accessing information that is not under it's control. This poses a security risk. Do you want to continue" issue.

Is this a new feature of 7.0? Can it be made optional without having to edit the script?

Thanks!

-Jim

Edited August 11, 200818 yr by RXWatcher

It will be in next version. I found a way to have an option for nearly everything, but take up next to no space.

All the code does, for your info, is ping google.com. Nothing malicious.

When I select a program in the command line x the command will be empty I have to select it twice.

And a another bug, If I start the USSF (with button) then the command will be deleted.

I use WPI 7.1

I have had a few reports of this. I don't know if it is new or no one ever reported it in older versions. I have not touched this code in a LONG time so it can't be anything new. All I can say is: I will look in to it.

not sure if this is a bug yet, i have wpi launched from svcpack and runonceex at each instance with its own seperate config and options files (the usual setup when using ryan's integator to include wpi once for each option, config and options file set in registry) still launched using config.js which was very much unexpected. i'm using wpi with windows xp sp3.

attempted workaround by giving command line options: (filenames respective for runonceex and svcpack)

failed: WPI.hta options=./WPIScripts/runonceex_options.js config=./WPIScripts/runonceex.js

failed: WPI.hta options="./WPIScripts/runonceex_options.js" config="./WPIScripts/runonceex.js"

failed: WPI.hta options="runonceex_options.js" config="runonceex.js"

worked: WPI.hta options=runonceex_options.js config=runonceex.js

I am not sure all scripts/cmd's can use UNC paths. Try giving a full path like

WPI options=C:\WinXP\WPI\myoptions.js

I will do some testing and see what turns up.