Oops, the forum software won't let me upload the HTML file as an attachment. I guess its a security restriction that you can't attach html to a message.
The labelFrame.html file is very simple, though. You can just copy/paste it from here:
Scott,
I really appreciate you taking the time to help.
I implemented your IFRAM suggestion with the exact SAME results.
A little more info from debug:
window.localStorage is not returning ServiceHost or ServicePort like it should.
function Sd(){var a=Qd();return a?{Port:a.ServicePort,Host:a.ServiceHost}:Nd()?{Port:Pd("ServicePort"),Host:Pd("ServiceHost")}:{Port:window.f,Host:window.c}}
This is the Qd stmt imbedded in the above stmt
Qd function Qd(){return"undefined"!==typeof window.localStorage&&window.localStorage?window.localStorage:null}
Returned when run from Profound screen, now Iframe
window.localStorage [object Storage]
__proto__ [object StoragePrototype]
pui-grid-UBALIB-UBA000FM-UBA000S1 {"sort":{"columnId":1,"descending":false},"cols":"51,80,187,187,80,80,80,76,76,76,76,60,33,85,70,0,0,0,0,5"}
pui-is-mouse-capable true
Returned when run outside of profound.
window.localStorage [object Storage]
__proto__ [object StoragePrototype]
ServiceHost 127.0.0.1
ServicePort 41951
Sorry, Kenny! I really thought that would work. You'd probably need to move more of the logic into the iframe and out of the main panel. Unfortunately, there's only so much that I can do since I can't run or test anything.
I'm not understanding your reference to localStorage. If you're not familiar with localSTorage, it works a little bit like a keyed database, you look things up based on a key. So if you look up localStorage.getItem("X") it returns the data stored under X. You seem to be saying that localStorage.getItem("ServicePort") is returning PUI informaton, which doesn't make sense, we don't store anything under the key "ServicePort". Your dump shows that localStorage has items under the keys "pui-grid-UBALIB-UBA00FM-UBA000A1" and "pui-is-mouse-capable". But those are different keys from "ServiceHost" and "ServicePort" so I don't understand what they have to do with one another. They should be able to co-exist without any problems since they're completely different keys.
localStorage also separates data based on the document's origin. So data for ServerA would not be visible from ServerB, for example. Hard to say how that applies, here... but maybe? I just don't know enough about this Dymo software. But, maybe that'll help you get going in the right direction.
I give up!
Scott, If you want to pursue this, you should be able to test the Dymo web service without a printer. Just download and install the label writer software from Dymo, this will also install the web service. Then do "dymo.label.framework.checkEnvironment();" to see if you can talk to the web service. This URL shows how this works. http://labelwriter.com/software/dls/sdk ... nment.html
It should return:
isBrowserSupported: true
isFrameworkInstalled: true
isWebServicePresent: true
And it does when run from a separate tab in EDGE browser but not when run from a rich display screen even when using a iFrame.
If anybody gets this to work, please respond even if has been a while.
I think it has something to do with "local storage" not coming up with 127.0.0.1 and port 41951, ServicePort and ServiceHost keys.
This is way above my pay grade!
Looks like this a problem with the EDGE browser. I installed the Firefox browser and it works fine!
I have no idea how the host/port gets put in local storage, but it is there in Firefox but not in EDGE.
Company policy is to stop using IE and start using EDGE.
Any ideas to look at on the EDGE browser settings?
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