You might be looking for (in oApplication)
Set psApplicationTitle to '<Companyname>'
or add a cWeblabel above the breadcrumbs if you prefer that.
Type: Posts; User: Evertjan Dondergoor
You might be looking for (in oApplication)
Set psApplicationTitle to '<Companyname>'
or add a cWeblabel above the breadcrumbs if you prefer that.
With RDS yes. If you use ODBC you do not need base64.
Where did you expect to find it?
If you go to DR-help, type [binary] in the search go to RDS sample data, it says:
Binary data (for images) needs to be entered as a base64 string.
And if...
With Base64 it worked for me. So something like this
String s
Pointer p
Boolean bVoid
Repeat
I couldn't find a property either, so I assume the RowOdd/RowEven are always being set and it is up to the designer or theme to use them or not. Anyway, if you have several rules about the...
Looks like you use alternating rowcolors? That would conflict with a manual background color.
Yeah, like Sture said. you just google 'unicode symbol for <whatever symbol you want>'. Generally you end up on a site with a bunch of symbols collected and you copy-paste the one you want.
Hmm,...
Just set the caption to the arrow you like (https://unicode-table.com/en/sets/arrow-symbols/)
or set in it CSS
Object oWebButton1 is a cWebButton
Set piColumnSpan to 2
...
The casing (and name) in Dataflex is just a matter of how the table was entered into the filelist. In DbBuulder, just filelist, edit entry and change the tablename how you like. Check the output-FD...
Yes, that should just work.
1. This is by design. You can fiddle with it by putting this in the application.css (or a special customer-theme CSS) and change the font-size to what you want it to be. I like the default...
Use SpanTotalSeconds/SpanTotalMinutes in stead of SpanSeconds. Also there is a sleep command. It doesn't accept less then a seconds though.
...
No, you cannot stop the focus from moving, but you can put the focus back to self. It is not common in the web world to change the focus too much, nor validate on focus events.
Nevertheless, just...
Yes, but it means a roundtrip to the client, so you probably have to split up your procedure in two parts. ...
Function SQLDateTimeToDFDateTime String s Returns DateTime
DateTime dt
Integer iYear iMonth iDay
Integer iHour iMinute iSecond
Move (Mid(s, 4, 1)) to iYear
...
In WebDhxScheduler.js, note no underscore in textColor!
dfhx.tWebDhxEvent = {
id : df.tString,
start_date : df.tString,
end_date : df.tString,
text : df.tString,
...
How Nice :-)
Why not just set the cssClass and define the (text)color in CSS?
Normally you'd use the debugger. Alt + G, enter the line number 23684 and there you'd find the cause. Edit: Actually, this is not be a great example :-)
(Could be a SQL filter where this fieldname...
If the csv-data should not be editable you can read those in an array and show the results with OnSetCalculatedValue.
If they should be editable, I'd read them in a real table and relate it somehow...
The idea of option A I mentioned is to have the login separate from the selected dataset. The users has to log in, which is stored in a cookie. He will have choices which dataset to work with, say...
The possible options I see:
a.Aallow one login to chose which data they want to see. You can store the choice in a client-webproperty and use that to determine what data needs to be used. This...
The code you posted seems to work fine, but you mention Datetime and that will not work well.
So this works fine
{ WebProperty = Server}
Property Date pdVanaf (DateSet(1900,01,01))...
Although it has probably nothing to do with the problem, I would consider dynamically changing the SQL-Filter + constrain in a search as very risky. You'd have to make sure these filters get reset...
Ah, ok, right. That's true.