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Well getting rid of the HTML editor does allow me to display html code, but it also gets rid of all that rich text editing. Using the HTML tab was the backup plan anyway, so I'll go with that. The reason I wanted to avoid that is because this solution was meant for users who potentially know nothing about HTML but would need to use it (like ...

Tried the new one, same result... Empty:null

Yes and No... Three payments have come through the portal Scenario 1 -my test payment. company email receives the 15 messages. My personal email (a Gmail account) receives "the email send failure alert" Scenario 2- a client pays-I receive no email to our company email. What did the client receive in this case? Scenario 3- a client ...

Can I ask if you also received a Method notification email about being unable to send the emails?   This may be a case where users have Exchange server setup for relay restrictions.  The server comes back to us saying it couldn’t send the email due to relay errors, but actually sends the email anyway.  The thing is, since we ...

@smohyee - Can I ask why?  If the users need to edit the html of the solution, they can just click the "Html" tab of the HTML editor (March version) or the Html icon of the HTML editor (April version). If you don't want to use the HTML editor, just edit solutions screen, and edit the solution body text box and remove the ...

I know it is possible to display HTML as HTML code in browsers rather than having it interpreted. I'm trying to get my Solution page to show a chunk of HTML code I want my users to see unrendered.   Google led me to various ways of tagging my code so the browser wouldn't interpret it:  1. <pre> and </pre> tags 2. ...

I am using your current documented api.  I will try the new one.  Hopefully that will give me better feedback on what I am doing wrong.    

 Hi CF_Pro, Is this happening with the current version of the api https://www.methodintegration.com/MethodAPI/Service.asmx Or the version we will be releasing in May a preview of which is at  https://www.methodintegration.com/methodapitest/service.asmx Dave

Chad,   You're quite right; I was making changes to a screen that was also open at the same time on my computer. I was under the impression any changes would not take effect on  a screen until it was published, much like one does when publishing a web page for instance. I never really thought about it much before, but I guess I ...

Rgr that, thanks for clarifying.