I prefer to use VFP.exe as I do my development on the web server. Foxweb doesn't know where my VFP.EXE is and I can't specifiy it because the option to do so is disabled in the Foxweb control panel. Why is that, and is there another way I can provide that path to Foxweb besides the control panel?
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 03/04/2016 03:42:46 PM:
You can either use the VFP Run-Time DLL, or VFP.EXE. In the first case, there's no point in specifying the location of the executable.
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Sent by Eric Havemann on 03/04/2016 03:26:37 PM:
We are moving to a new Windows 7 server with IIS 7.5.. I downloaded and installed current version of Foxweb on this PC I never "formally" installed VFP9.exe on this PC, just stuck VFP9.EXE and supporting DLL's in a folder C:\VFP9. When I try to specify this location in the Foxweb control panel, the text box and 'browse' button to the right of the text box it is greyed out. How do I correct?