Delete requests with a request body are non standard. Most clients won't support that as it's not in the spec. Macro Scheduler does not support it. Ask your developer if they can make a version of the endpoint which has query parameters instead.

Rudolf wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 27, 2023 6:54 am

Hi,
UPDATE: My engineer says the request body is not sent to the server

There is no request body with a DELETE. Please clarify.

You can set the main icon when you compile to an executable. You can't change the actual Macro Scheduler one - when the script is running under Macro Scheduler it's only ever going to show the Macro Scheduler one. But if compiling you have the option of compiling in a custom icon. But no, you can't ...

Nothing is shared. There shouldn't be a clash.

In any case, if you're not admin, and you start something as admin, then you won't have permission to interact with or access that process, so you won't be able to read its STDOUT. Makes no sense. Hence you can't use RP_ADMIN here.

Can someone confirm that this is working with RP_ADMIN=1 ? It cannot work with RP_ADMIN=1 as it has to use a completely different mechanism. (as in, while you can set RP_ADMIN to 1 it will have no effect when using RP_CAPTURESTDOUT). There are likely lots of other caveats we have yet to discover an...

You should just need to create an app password:

https://myaccount.google.com/apppasswords

I think this depends on the email client. You can add &body= parameter but I am not sure how many mail clients support it.

It's not a problem but a impression sinker. I'm developing a bundle of apps to this one company. I call them help apps and now the users starts to get this ALT + TAB window manager polluted by a non-window entry per compiled app. It's a nag for them and I feel their pain. Maybe we need to start a b...

I'm not sure there's anything we can do here as this is what Windows does. But once minimised to the tray an app should disappear from that alt tab list and if not minimised then it has to follow the rules of windows. So just make sure it's minimised. And if you can't then I'm sorry you'll have to p...

This can't possibly have anything to do with v14 vs v15. There were no changes to WriteLn between v14 and v15. This has to be a coincidence and something else is causing it.

I think you want:

Yes, as you would with any other database client. Create your SSH tunnel. Usually you would map 127.0.0.1 through to your MySQL server. Then in Macro Scheduler you simply specify 127.0.0.1 as the host.

It's not a limit of "macro schedulers". Whatever you use, whether Macro Scheduler or C#, you will need to first focus the window to make it fully visible before you can get a screenshot of it. Good luck.