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 Hi Antonio, That's awesome that it's working for you now, well done!

Hi Amanda, it is working now. I was seeing the results on the preview of the report designer, but when printed preview from within Method, the form prints the estimate lines as intended - rate for SubTotals, blank (NoPrint) for comment lines and amount with two decimals. The customer is happy - I am happy. Thank you again for your ...

Hummm, not yet working properly, although the formula above seems to be calculating properly. The issue seems to be with the formating. [BlankField] was created as Text length 255 Tried formatting the calculated field in several different ways, on the report designer: {0:n2} prints as 0.00 for [BlankField] <not suitable> and amount ...

Great, I need to upgrade anyway - was just waiting for this issue to be resolved, so I wouldnt add any other variables to the problem. I will install the upgrade on the next few days and will let you know the outcomings. Have a great day.

Matt - the developers are looking into exactly why it started flagging your records as a potential SQL injection. Victor will likely respond to you shortly. For the meantime, try replacing ";" (semi colons) with "," (commas), as a semi colon is notorious for raising such a flag. Paul

Hey l.Fischer, Danny did up a good post that actually explains this very well, check it out below. [quote user="Method_Danny"] I wanted to just add in some of my own, personal feedback, with my experiences with Citrix and Terminal Servers.  I actually helped Right Networks and Insynq, both of which we are partners with, to get ...

 I understand that Method has two approved hosting partners, Right Networks and InsynQ.  My client has already set up his QB in a hosting environement with a different network. I need to be able to explain to my client why only Right Networks and InsynQ are approved, why others are not, and what will happen if they try to ...

I am using the API to do an insert and I received the following error: Failure. There may be a possible sql injection, please verify your parameters. I've never seen this error before. Do you have any insight as to what may be causing this?

Hi Mike, The webinar link is included under the Announcements and FAQs post for the Professional Services Beta Forum. I’ve also included the link below for easy access. http://www.methodintegration.com/solutionproviders/webinar/MethodProfessionalServicesBetaIntroductionforMSPs.wmv Cheers,  

Hey Wendy, I just wanted to let you know that I'm still looking into this and hope to have an update for you soon.