Hi Rick,

I noticed that there are a couple SET STEP ON statements in the latest release of wwhttp.prg and wwbusinessobject.prg has one as well.

The link to return to the admin page from the web connection and web connection error log pages is broken.

For example, this one links to itself instead of back to the admin page:

https://enterprise.invaluable.com/admin/wc.wc?wwmaint~showlog

Of course, it's always possible that I've broken something in the admin template...

SET STEP

Thanks removed. Thankfully there were in low traffic areas that aren't on the common code path, so that's why they got missed.

Admin links

Yes all the admin links have been reshuffled due to the new Admin page consolidation that now points the Administration.wc that combines what was on admin.aspx and the Module or Middleware Administration pages.

I have to check but I think those links have been fixed already.

There will be a 7.13 release soon that cleans up some of the small issues that were uncovered in 7.12 and have since been fixed with patched updates. Kind of a roll up release to get a clean and consistent install 😃

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Thanks, Rick. Good to know I follow the uncommon code path... 😉

Looking forward to 7.13

Working with 7.13 now. There are still some malformed links in the admin pages. The one I just ran into was the refresh page link when looking at the request log. Running on my local dev system, this is the refresh link:

https://dev-enterprise.invaluable.com443/admin/wc.wc?wwmaint~showlog

Note the 443. Also the link to go back to the admin page is not right. Here's that one:

https://dev-enterprise.invaluable.com/admin/Administration.wc%20class=

Finally maybe I'm missing this somewhere but is there a way to get to the session log from the admin page or is the only option besides querying the table to use the status form?

That's fixed. Updated update EXE is available (again 😃)...

Actually is a more serious bug because it affects the server URL resolution logic...

Specifically caused by a missing LOCAL declaration of lcPort in GetServerName():

FUNCTION GetServerName()
LOCAL lcServer, lcPort

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Download the 7.13 exe again, same link, same pw?

Yup...

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Where should I be seeing this change? prg? vcx?