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FAQ Part 1: General plug-in questions

Answers to questions that are applicable to every plug-in.
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IMPORTANT TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS:
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Here you’ll find some information regarding compatibility of Troi Plug-ins with FileMaker Pro 14.
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In this post you find the older release notes for Troi URL Plug-in for FileMaker Pro.

Version 4.0 for FileMaker 11, 12 and 13 (June 24th, 2014)

Compatible with FileMaker Pro 13 and 64-bit
Tested and made compatible with FileMaker Pro 13, including 13.0v3.
Added support for 64-bit architecture: On Windows there are now 2 plug-ins: Troi_URL.fmx (for 32-bit) and Troi_URL.fmx64 (for 64-bit).
NOTE Only Filemaker Server and FileMaker WebDirect are 64-bit processes and require the Troi_URL.fmx64 version to be installed. On OS X the 32-bit and 64-bit version is a single universal plug-in.
IMPORTANT This plug-in drops support for Windows XP (the plug-in will no longer load on XP). On Mac OS X the minimum system is now OS X 10.6.8 (the plug-in will not load on 10.5 and earlier).
When running under 64-bit the TURL_Get, TURL_Post functions have no progress dialog implemented. Currently this not needed too, as on FileMaker Server no UI can be shown anyway.
Improved the Twitter example file: it is now alsways using a secure https connection for posing tweets, as Twitter switched off posting via the (less secure) http protocol.
Improved the example file FillForm: it is now easier to set the username and password and to specify an encoding switch.
(Mac OS X) Improved the flash dialog, it is now implemented as a Cocoa dialog and 64-bit compatible.
Several small corrections in the Read Me file and example files.

In this post you find the older release notes for Troi Encryptor Plug-in for FileMaker Pro.

Version 2.5.2 (for FileMaker Pro 7, 8.x and 9) (September 25th, 2007)

Fixed a bug in the Encr_DecodeBase64 function, where the last Base64 character would not always be decoded correctly.
Added new switch “-DecodeSafeAsciiDecryptDESDecompress” to the Encr_Code() function. This will perform three actions in succession: first decode from SafeAscii, then decrypt the intermediate result (using decryptDES) and finally decompress it.
Fixed a small inconsistency with Encr_Version( “-GetVersionString” ). It now properly returns with a space between the plug-in name and the version number.
Updated the User Guide for version 2.5.2.