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Hi Brendan,

We were on vacation the last 2 weeks which is why I did not answer but thank you very much for your quick response.

I have tried your method and it works perfectly!

Thanks,

Paul

Hello,

We are working with a file picker (client side) and the built-in function STM_FILE_OPEN + STM_FILE_READ (server side) to upload and parse CSV files but we are having some issues when processing large files in our code.

The upload works fine and the server routine 'CSVToList' works like we ...

Hello,

We are working with a file picker (client side) and the built-in function STM_FILE_OPEN + STM_FILE_READ (server side) to upload and parse a text file.

When we write the parsed values to the IBM i tables, the special characters are not written correctly (see example hereunder).

We did ...

Hello,

We are currently working on a project using a widget to implement javascript code.

We want to create a widget which uses external Javascript files but also xml files (used to store configuration data for the javascript execution).

We managed to create js files as external resources in the ...

Hi Dino,

I tried your solution and it is exactly what I needed.

Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you very much Dino, I will try your solution

Dino wrote: Tue Dec 13, 2022 12:30 am Hi Paul

If you are in the web, you can find directly what is the browser you are using.
but if you want to know server information, you need to ask the server.

Hi Dino,

In fact, I would like to know the platform on which the browser runs (client side)

Hi,

*OSAPI is not supported on the Web

Hi,
Is there a simple way to get the platform on which a web application runs?
(Windows, Linux, iOS, Android)