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Property tax exist as a collection of objects that inherit from the PropertyTax object. It includes items such as: "AdditionalTax" "AssessmentTax" "CityTax" "CountyTax" When a new HUD order is created, it is created with three tax objects - CityTax, CountyTax, and an AssessmentTax. If you want to se...

Property tax exist as a collection of objects that inherit from the PropertyTax object. It includes items such as: "AdditionalTax" "AssessmentTax" "CityTax" "CountyTax" When a new HUD order is created, it is created with three tax objects - CityTax, CountyTax, and an AssessmentTax. If you want to se...

While "ILookupsQuickPicker" is a publicly visible interface, the implementation is not public. Therefore we do not support others using our implementation. The logic behind the lookup code dialogs are all internal so not available for third party use. To replicated it, you would have to implement yo...

Many languages over time have differed on what the index is of the first index. In ReadyDoc coding, it starts with 1.

In C# - it doesn't matter because you asked a question in the "ReadyDoc Development" forum.

Since I do not know what you are writing to the SPS_CERTPINS environmental variable - presumably something like: // Example code enabling two separate servers with individual PINs. Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("SPS_CERTPINS", "http://localhost:8080/|F351BA;http://localhost:8080/dev|F351BA") Tr...

Glad you got it working!

I have had to pass this question to a group that can answer this question. Unfortunately, many people are out this week so we may not have an answer until next week.

Sorry for the potentially slow turn around but it is in the queue.

I have had to pass this question to a group that can answer this question. Unfortunately, many people are out this week so we may not have an answer until next week.

Sorry for the potentially slow turn around but it is in the queue.

No worries. The "Custom Order Rules" forum is reserved for a type of Select rules written in Python. In the future, use the "Integration Development" forum or use a forum under it if it is a better fit. That way I know which language you want the answer in. :) For C#, the field code is the property ...

We have to treat the hash symbol specially since it is not a valid character in the body of Python code - but it is a valid character for a Python function. (Yes - it's strange.) What we do is create a temporary name for the function where we put our code then rename it later. For instance, I have a...