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    Hello, has anyone had experience sending fiscal invoices with APII from Microsoft Access?

    Need to brush up on your Albanian, Doc 🤣
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    I use A2K7, so it could well be a version thing. I will re-test again when i get back to a machine
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    I don't [*think* I] see the bug - what happens?
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    DLookup Function Alternative

    No shame, except for a run-time error when it's an empty recordset! (ie when .BOF and .EOF are both True!)
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    I can not reproduce this (from your Post #11). However, your basic methodology is flawed here anyway. Instead of looping the whole listbox and testing for which items .Selected = True (which gets thrown with .ColumnHeads), you should just focus on the .ItemsSelected collection. Loop that to...
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    I'm not sure I follow. My suggestion changes the iterator dynamically, dependent on whether column heads are present or not.
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    Did you try what I suggested, so that you avoid i = 0 if you have columnheads?
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    Listbox ItemsSelected returns NULL item on first call - but not if debugging - not a DoEvent problem

    Just had a quick glance because I'm rushing at the moment, but the problem appears to be: ' ... For i = 0 To .ListCount - 1 If .Selected(i) = True Then ' <--- Problem here ' strFilter = strFilter & " " & i & ":" &...
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    DLookup Function Alternative

    What happened?
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    Solved What's up with not being able to post simple replies?

    The only problem is that it won't match straight urls's like www.spamsite.com - the offending text needs to include the protocol and :// Whether that is a real issue, I don't know. It depends on at which point the spam filter runs the check. Does it occur after whatever other forum code has...
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    Solved What's up with not being able to post simple replies?

    I guess that might be the one I mentioned in Post #12 I thought if you were already using such an addon then you may have missed the whitelist capability - but now we know you're not using one. All these always come with extra wallet pressure 😖
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    Solved What's up with not being able to post simple replies?

    Something like this should get you quite far: /(([http|ftp|file|mailto|imap|tel|ldap]s?):\/\/(?!(www.)?access-programmers.co.uk)[\w\.\/\-=?#]+)/i (based on the pattern in Philipp's link)
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    Solved What's up with not being able to post simple replies?

    Still not sure why you can't whitelist links back to AWF.
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