nickbro

Can you provide what was POST'd to the server, that's the response

Good to hear, I can't remember if I added that info the documentation or not

You can try setting up an internal SMTP relay on the server you are using to relay the SMTP traffic up stream. The live tile uses EWS to get the live calendar/emails, so it'll be https (443) and the url of the outlook server. It should work. In OWA, The help menu usually has the client connection details listed for SMTP data, it may be that your county blocks the SMTP traffic from connecting to the outlook server (if you are using OWA or outlook it doesn't use SMTP, it uses MAPI)

1. That's an odd one, you will need to do some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html to find out what the browser is sending to the server 2. Same as 1: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html 3. The only version of IE that supports drag and drop uploading is IE10+ 4. You will need to make sure that the resources are visible, and that the ~/bookingsystem/web.config is changed.

Any errors like this will need some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html to find out what the browser is sending to the server to find out what it's not liking

Hmm, try going to that page on the server's browser instead. It should be giving you a detailed error message

Go to /style/basestyle.css and see what the error message is IIS is reporting

Number 2 is possible already by looking at the bookings.xml file in the App_Data folder, it auto deletes stuff older than 2 weeks (if keep xml clean)

Ah ok, that works too. You could set HAP+ up to use Windows Authentication as well, which v9 supports, couple of things need to change to do that, if you want it

Hmm, odd, what error does it give you on the files page?

Ah, I don't think you can from classic, sorry to say. It's a ASP.net thing

Is there any way you can do a fresh install, and after completing the setup then transferring parts of the hapConfig.xml file back into the file, being careful to look at any formatting or tag differences

Open the Registry Editor: Select Start then Run Enter regedt32 or regedit [*]Navigate/expand to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\Security [*]Right click on this entry and select Permissions [*]Add the Network Service user/IIS AppPool\HAP [*]Give it Read permission

C# User.Identity.Name Is what you are after

Good to hear, it could of been a text encoding issue

We had the same experience last year, iPads that are hardly used, when we could of had more laptops

Bug confirmed and fixed in v9.1: https://hap.codeplex.com/releases/view/105711

Thanks for the info, try v9.1: https://hap.codeplex.com/releases/view/105711

Bug confirmed and fixed in v9.1: https://hap.codeplex.com/releases/view/105711

Hmm, very odd, the browser is running correctly. I don't seem to get that issue though. Very odd. It isn't loading the file types correctly, check that you've added the mime types for all 3 font files that the CSS file references, in the correct content type

In IE, open the developer tools (F12) and check the browser version it's running in, should be native (IE10/IE10)

The Camera Roll is a limitation of iOS. Get a Windows 8 Tablet . I'll add a checkbox to "add a random name suffix"

ok, that's loading correctly, hmmm, is it just IE that's doing this? It looks like IE isn't loading tte CSS file and Font file properly.

To fix this issue, open ~/MyFiles/default.aspx, line 551: if (item.Data.Traverse == false || (item.Data.Type != "Directory" && item.Data.Extension.toLowerCase() != ".zip")) open = false;

Hmm, that's odd, it'll be a browser caching issue.