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This special rebuild of the Embarcadero distributed XE3 RPCL 5.0/5.1 to version 5.11 removes the conflicts with PHP 7.

The updated RPCL 5.1 code was refactored to remove the Object error, rewrote the ‘easy’ function, and removed phrase error from XAJAX library which solved all other page loading issues.

Because the RPCL code can be reused on existing RPCL projects – this update is only available as an archive file format.

KitCAD i3 rX with PHP 7 XAMPP users will need to extract the ZIP file into the folder of
C:\xampp\htdocs\library\i3\

Download/s: KitCADi3rX_RPCL_PHP7_XAMPP.* (ZIP | 7Z)

After Installing the above, see the php 7 ready XAJAX update (see entire post for more information)

Note: Only modified files/folder are included – the special build will update 5.1 version RPCL. The special build RPCL version may only work with a limited number of PHP 7 versions and it not designed for previous PHP 5 or future PHP 8 versions.

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Enabled services for HTTPS / SSL protocol; All/Shared access to the web site domain of www.kitchenpages.com.au and its service which supports HTTPS / SSL protocol usage has been enabled.

A non-Shared copy of a site can be located via https://www.kitchenpages.com.au/{sitename} and is enabled for public use of Kitchen Pages computer software Web site/s where required. Information on the new server will not be copied back to the original, nor the original to the copy – As an example, all Account logins will not copied from server to another server and will reside on the server where created and used.

Only versions of the feedback page and KitCAD i3 KCG rX are enabled for public use at this time. The grey padlock has been re-enabled for that version only; All other versions of i3/r3/r30/r35/r5/r50 will continue to display no graphic. Any versions of KitCAD i3 KGC that are not enabled for use will result in a site error upon access attempt.

HTTPS / SSL protocol supplied Web site page – Certificate Information :

The USERTRUST Network
Connection Encrypted (TLS EDHSE RSA WITH AES 128 GCM SHA256, 128 bit keys, TLS 1.2)
Uses: SSL Client Certificate, SSL Server Certificate.
Begins On Sunday, 10 June 2018.
Expres On Wednesday, 10 June 2020.
Serial Number 00:84:9D:37:97:93:93:9D:37:E3:7F:48:D6:71:43:38:45
SHA-256 Fingerprint 0E:6F:74:A6:6D:18:F1:FF:3B:15:28:28:52:75:CC:E3:
61:DC:7A:A3:D4:85:5C:17:92:67:BA:AF:7F:AF:7E:C3
SHA1 Fingerprint: 69:60:1D:2A:8E:2E:37:2D:47:E2:A4:56:70:1D:8E:C9:BE:A1:C3:F9
Country: US

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Added a new Object item titled cbc2di as an example corner base cabinet Object Item, into the KitCAD library system (for all versions where required). Some cabinet makers can stockpile such corner Object items or order prefabricated and use when they are required – as such there is no cutting list (two infills may be listed) and the default size is 900Wx600D X 900Wx600D. The default size should NOT be altered as for such cases will require another Object Item to be coded by the end user. Limited testing was performed at 900Wx600D X 900Wx600D and minor corrections may still be required. Some older Object Item code from the CnrBC2di Object item was recycled and modified to suit.

The example titled cbc2di was modeled from the former CnrBC2di which was created from BC2di. The example library system is not a correct representation but is instead used to teach and test function of KitCAD2, KitCAD i3 KGC and above.

The image above shows testing of the KPD format whist using KitCAD i3 KGC rX – the image shows: Red line as Rotation, Blue box/line for an Object Item, and Green box/line is a KPD Fixed Item (and used to code cbc2di).

See comments of this posting for more information and a manual download link.