Remote Panel exe no custom icon

[Benamou]

Joe,

I don't think this will resolve the issue on the pop-ups.  My main concern is that the pop-up VIs that appear outside of the webpage have the icon in the taskbar and titlebar.  What you are purposing is just adding an icon to the webpage.  Is there a CAR for this issue?  This seems like a LabVIEW bug.

Thanks for the other CAR description.  That is definitely the description for that issue.

Steffan

[Joe_S]

Steffan,

Could you post some of your code that will demonstrate this issue?  I apologize, I was not entirely clear on the function of your program.  The best way to figure out what is the root cause and whether it is a bug or not is for me to just take a look at your code since it is already demonstrating the issue.

Thanks,

Joe S.

[Benamou]

This is very easy to reproduce.  Since I cannot give you my code as is due to confidentiality reasons, I created a very simple exe that demonstrates the problem.  Steps to reproduce:

1) Unzip the attached zip and place the "RemotePanelTest" folder and all its contents into your "C:\" drive.  The niwebserver.conf DocumentRoot is set to the "C:\RemotePanelTest\www" directory so you must place it here. 

2) Run the RemotePanelTest.exe in the RemotePanelTest folder.

3) Open a browser and type "localhost"

4) When you see the vi running in the browser press the "Dialog" button which will open a custom pop-up dialog (you will see the server side dialog with the custom icon and the remote panel dialog with the default LabVIEW icon).

See attached image for an example of what I see.  This is identical to what happens when truly running remotely but is reproducible when viewing the remote panel on the local machine.

Thanks,

Steffan

[Joe_S]

Steffan,

After looking over the example and discussing with some of my colleagues, we agree that this is a LabView bug.  I will go ahead and file a CAR for this issue.  The CAR reference number for this issue will be: 287322.  As with the other car, you can check the Bug Fix list for our subsequent releases of LabView.

In the meantime, one option for a workaround would be to hide the titlebar when you call the dialog box.  If you want the icon and title of the window to still show up, you can try placing them at the top of the VI.  Hope this helps!

Regards,

Joe S.

[SteffanB]

Ok, thanks. Yeah, I might just hide the titlebar then.

[LabNewbie]

Still same problem/issue.....

Anything new?

(LV2016)