html forms a desktop app
html forms a desktop app
Has 2.0 progressed to where we can create html forms and use them instead of dialogs ?
I'm thinking of only a limited number of circumstances..
If 2.0 has not gotten there yet...
I remember something about scrollable dialogs.. Has anyone found that to be practical ????
I'm thinking of only a limited number of circumstances..
If 2.0 has not gotten there yet...
I remember something about scrollable dialogs.. Has anyone found that to be practical ????
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Re: html forms a desktop app
This is my next project.
Till Warweg says that a lot of it is completed, but not documented.
Till Warweg says that a lot of it is completed, but not documented.
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Re: html forms a desktop app
i do not think that you can create a Dialog-Windows with HTML ... you NEED a CreateWindow() as Top-Windowsbwolfsohn wrote:Has 2.0 progressed to where we can create html forms and use them instead of dialogs ?
Xbase++ v2.x can use HTMLayout*** to render XbParts with HTML Code instead of Presentation Parameter ( which does not exist in Windows )
*** http://www.terrainformatica.com/htmlayout/
this is "pure" Xbase++bwolfsohn wrote:I remember something about scrollable dialogs.. Has anyone found that to be practical ????
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oDlg := XbpDialog():new(AppDesktop(), ,{0,0},{x,y},,.F.)
...
oDlg:drawingArea:scrollbars := XBP_SCROLLBAR_VERT
oDlg:Create()
// remenber Size
aSize := oDlg:DrawingArea:currentsize()
// this Static is bigger than aSize !!!
oStatic := XbpStatic():new(oDlg:DrawingArea,,{0,0},{nWide, (nCount+1)*30 } )
oStatic:Create()
// set XbpSLE on scrollable oStatic
nStep := (nCount)*30
FOR i := 1 TO nCount
...
oSLE := XbpSLE():new(oStatic,,{50,nStep}, {nWide,26})
...
nStep -= 30
NEXT
// NEED resize before Show
oDlg:DrawingArea:SetSize( {aSize[1]+1,aSize[2]+1} )
oDlg:Show()
DO WHILE .NOT. lExit = .T.
nEvent := AppEvent( @mp1, @mp2, @oXbp )
...
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Re: html forms a desktop app
Xdemo has a sample in samples page #4. It is somewhat jumpy in its scrolling. TopDown Library has a nice scrollarea sample. I moves in a screen of gets quite nicely. I have not used it though.
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Cliff, ithanks.. i tried out sample 132. doesn't seem to be hiccupy but also doesn't seem to respond to any mouse events...
I'm thinking of trying it on a one-page single-activity set-up options process..
but the page would have to scroll...
once they finally integrate css into dialogs, we s/b able to go a long way towards having some of our web pages being used on the desktop...
I'm thinking of trying it on a one-page single-activity set-up options process..
but the page would have to scroll...
once they finally integrate css into dialogs, we s/b able to go a long way towards having some of our web pages being used on the desktop...
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Re: html forms a desktop app
When I say hiccup, what I see if you get to the last get on the viewable page, the screen was not scrolling up automatically to show that get in the viewport. With the topdown demo that I have, it refreshes the view automatically which is smooth and not quirky.
Re: html forms a desktop app
This thread is discussing something other than HTML forms.I remember something about scrollable dialogs.. Has anyone found that to be practical ????
Now it's about scrollable dialogs.
What is it that you want?
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Re: html forms a desktop app
what i WANT is html dialogs...
what i want to test in the interim is scrollable dialogs...
but, the 2 are not necessarily mutually exclusive...
in a browser, a long vertical form will scroll..
what i want to test in the interim is scrollable dialogs...
but, the 2 are not necessarily mutually exclusive...
in a browser, a long vertical form will scroll..
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Re: html forms a desktop app
I don't understand what it is that you are scrolling.
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http://tsaco.cusauctions.com/?auction=1507&toa=registerrdonnay wrote:I don't understand what it is that you are scrolling.
if this was an xbase dialog that didn't fit in the vertical screen...
yes, i know i could re-arrange things so they could fit.. that's not the issue..
the issue is the ui being something "kids" are more familiar with.. they're familiar with scrolling up and down...
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