Omnis web client plug in on safari

Hi

does it need Safari to be run in 32 mode, perhaps?

quit Safari, select the app in Applications folder, & use File-get info - then check the 'open in 32 bit' box

does it show in either mode under Safari-Help-Installed Plug-Ins ?


Last resort, if the plugin is actually visible in HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ or Home/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ is to run Safari under Rosetta (same info window as above)
but don't do that unless you really have to - it will slow Safari down.

Hi...

Are you certain that it's compatible with v10.6 ??

Only v10.4 or later here ...

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5166/omniweb

That doesn't necessarily mean it's compatible with Snow Leopard.

Email support available here for you. http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/support/









Carolyn 🙂

Sure

exactly what plugin is it? - a Finder 'get info' on the dmg should show exactly the name & where it was downloaded from.
Omni have a few products.

A different Omni to the one Carolyn & I thought 🙂
I'm downloading it, will let you know how/if it installs.

After the installer app runs - you should see a file in HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
named 'webclient.plugin'

and an entry in Safari-Help-Installed Plug-Ins as follows



Omnis Webclient Plugin
The Omnis Webclient Plugin allows you to access Omnis Remote Forms via your Web Browser — from file “webclient.plugin”.
MIME Type Description Extensions
application/omnis-rcc-plugin Webclient Content smp

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If you're not seeing either of those, and you have +*restarted Safari since installing*+...I'd guess the installer app didn't install after all - you should be able to place the plugin manually, after extracting it from the download... let me know if you want to try that.

Hi

that's odd - what should happen is the download osxweb.dmg opens to show an osxweb application. You double click that & it places a file webclient.plugin in +HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/+

Anyway, all the app seems to do, is extract the plugin & place it - which you can do 🙂

Highlight the osxweb application & ctrl-click + show package contents
Look inside for .../Contents/install/webclient.tar &double-click it... a 10MB file will be extracted to your usual Downloads folder - named webclient.plugin

Drag that file into HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ along with your Flash, quicktime etc ones; Quit any browsers; and omnis plugin should now be available to any browser - check it in Safari-Help-Installed Plug-Ins/ which will also list the other plugins, of course. If it doesn't, ensure that Safari-Preferences-Security-Enable plug-ins isn't checked Off.

If there's still no sign - check in another browser and a New User Account