RMChart question.

[Tom]

Hi, Roger.

Are you using XbpHtmlWindow() ?

Yes. We already use the "bootstrap"-based "Tabler"-framework for our web interface for three or four years, and some charts inside created with the "c3"-component from jquery. This works well in XbpHtmlDialogs.

[rdonnay]

I didn't know that XbpHtmlWindow() supports javascript.
Do you mean XbpHtmlViewer() ?

[Tom]

Do you mean XbpHtmlViewer() ?

Sorry. Of course.

To be honest, I'm desperately waiting for a control replacing what XbpHtmlViewer does by now. I heard rumours Alaska is working on a chromium-based browser control to be delivered with Xbase++. This would be very good news. We heavily use XbpHtmlViewer for functions using GoogleMaps, but Google already stopped supporting IE-based browsers, and this will definitely end in august, 2022. We need a replacement then.

[rdonnay]

Google already stopped supporting IE-based browsers, and this will definitely end in august, 2022.

This is bad news.
Bobby's Medallion software also depends highly on Google maps and DCHTMLVIEWER.
All of the taxi trips are mapped with Google.

[Tom]

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If you just use it with a URL, there's no problem, but if you use the API (static maps, directions a.s.o.), you will already get a message inside the map.

[rdonnay]

If you just use it with a URL, there's no problem

Yes, we only use the URL, so I guess there are no worries for us. Thanks for that info.