I’m able to install the FileAccess Xmodule successfully on my windows pc, and the UIvision folder appears on my desktop. However, when I go into the settings that status is showing ‘Not Installed’ and testing it via the ‘test it’ button gives an “status updated: not installed” prompt. I’ve tried reinstalling, but i’m not having any luck. Has anyone seen this before or know how to fix this?
I am using windows 10 version 10.0.19043 Build 19043. I am only using the chrome extension at the moment, but I wanted to install the xmodule in order to store macros on my hard drive
Could you list those please and show me how to check them? I basically followed the ‘how to install on windows’ section here below and installed the executable
Ah interesting, so I tried it through Chrome and it’s showing up as installed. I didn’t clarify before, but it was Edge that wasn’t working. I tried removing the extension from Edge and adding it back, but Edge is still not working.
I think I can float with the Chrome method for now. Thanks for the help
Thanks for this hint. For me it works on Edge, too - but we will keep this report in mind. My guess is that your Enterprise version of Windows has some restrictions for Edge in place.
Hi,
I am not sure of the restrictions, but i am unable to download and install the Xmodules on my system (tried with UIvision on chrome, edge and firefox). is there a way I can autoimport csv files from the Downloads to UIvision local storage? My requirement is that daily a csv file export is done from an application and we need to search a particular value’s index. I can do everything except automatically upload the csv file. Is there a workaround ?