Extension and /QvAJAXZfc/opendoc.htm

[markodonovan]

Hi there,

I am currently see the following problem with one of my extensions.

The extension does a jquery post to save values to a database.

Most of the time the extension works but sometimes the following url is opened /QvAJAXZfc/opendoc.htm and I get the following error "failed to open document, file not found".

The error message is because qlikview is trying to open the following file c:\programdata\qliktech\documents\null.qvw (from the Session log file on the qlikview server).

I am currently try to debug the extension script file.

Let me know if you have any ideas.

Thanks

Mark

[#2]

Try this

Resolution
Two options:

1)    1) If this file remains in the Recently Opened Documents view you can right click on the file and select the option Open '<filename>’ Without Data.

2)   2) If the file is not on Recently Opened Documents you will have to go to the Start button and type on the command line C:\Program Files\QlikView\qv.exe /nodata C:\<foldername>\<filename>.qvw.

This need to be typed all in one line so you might need to type it into notepad and copy/paste into command line.

[Clever_Anjos]

Is it possible to post you extension?

[markodonovan]

Hi Koti,

Thanks for the quick reply.

The problem is with using the document in firefox\IE.  I can open the document without any problem.

I have a webservice moves documents into different folders based on the input the user provides.

I then reload the document using the excellent CallEDXFromAjax extension by Stefan Walther.

If only the problem happened all the time it would be easier to test.

Thanks

Mark

http://www.markodonovan.com

[markodonovan]

I changed the web service to copy the files to another location instead of moving them, I also cleaned the javascript files.

I'm still doing some more testing but this seems to have done the trick.  At some point I will need to find another solution to avoid having copy the documents.

If you would like me to post the Script.js  file I am happy to do this.

Thanks for the replies.

Mark

http://www.techstuffy.com