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BitBlt(dc,0,0,487,456,Bitmap,0,0,SRCPAINT);

At this line you have tried to pass bitmap handle to device context handle parameter.

Note that BitBlt transfering bits from one device context to another. You would create another one device context for your bitmap, select bitmap into it and then do what you want to. For example:

Had a similar problem with ffmpeg.exe (4.3.1),
but everything works fine with ffmpeg-20200802-b48397e-win64-static,
since mp3_mf is not used in the standard container there (WAV/MP3 in your problem, AVI in my problem).

So if you can't switch to a different ffmpeg version,
you should force it to use libmp3lame, not just mp3
and the use of (System?)-codec mp3_mf :
So don't use: -f mp3
Instead use (or add): -c:a libmp3lame

You may use this regex with corrected lookahead assertion:

Hellou,

so a competent colleque find an answer within minutes. I mean it was as silly as expected, just remove on click action on button and set the heading from the button to the form. And changed the button to submit. I quess the guy I copied the code from used some other spells of high magic so it worked for him. I hope this will help. Correct form below:

You need to use GET, not POST

You have your datatype integer for choose variable. So you cannot pass character or String as switch parameter.

Thanks

The issue is that SomeResponse has this type for code:

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If you want to boost the score of documents containing all the query terms in close proximity then you can pass the pf parameter with the value of the field name. In your case you should be passing pf=name (pf stands for phrase fields). The eDisMax query parser will attempt to make phrase queries out of all the terms in the q parameter, and if it’s able to find the exact phrase in any of the phrase fields, it will apply the specified boost to the match for that document.

In case you're not using the eDisMax query parser by default you can use it temporarily for the current query by passing q={!edismax pf=name}cafe 9.

You could also pass the pf2 parameter (as in pf2=name) which works in a way similar to pf except that the generated phrase queries are the bigrams in your query (that is, every two consecutive terms will be considered a boosting phrase). There's is also a pf3 parameter if that happens to be what you're looking for.

You can also customize the boost and pass more than one field name to the phrase proximity parameters (for instance, pf=name^2 title^3).