... try this for adding new record. This is working for me and should work for you too. First run this program as it is without changes before you adopt to your tables. function MariaNewRecord() local oCn := maria_Connect( "209.250.245.152,fwh,fwhuser,FiveTech@2022" ) ...
... try this for adding new record. This is working for me and should work for you too. First run this program as it is without changes before you adopt to your tables. function MariaNewRecord() local oCn := maria_Connect( "209.250.245.152,fwh,fwhuser,FiveTech@2022" ...
Hello Marco, This is a test for HTML report. If you also make mod harbour programs later, you can adopt the reports 1:1. You'll see that the report is saved as index.html in the program directory. You can then open this report with Word and save it as a docx file. I hope ...
I am giving a very simple sample. You may adopt this logic to your situation. function BrwColorCells() local oDlg, oFont, oBrw, oCol local aPos := { { 1, 2 }, { 1, 4 }, { 2, 1 }, { 3, 3 }, ...
I am giving a very simple sample. You may adopt this logic to your situation. function BrwColorCells() local oDlg, oFont, oBrw, oCol local aPos := { { 1, 2 }, { 1, 4 }, { 2, 1 ...
... different I explain you Generally, we at fivewin always start from a Browse and call the insertion and modification procedures I would like to adopt another technique but I don't know how I can do it. When the user loads the management of an archive the procedure must already display the dialog ...
... to classic win32 applications. We can see the difference in applications like Explorer, Calculator, etc but not with Notepad, etc. So, We need to adopt 2 different approaches for OS upto Windows 8.1 and for OS Windows 10 and later. For older versions we can use SetSysColors() For W10 and later, ...
... any image format other than BMP. Now that you raised this topic, we will provide this facility in the coming versions. For now, I suggest you adopt this work-around and this works well: Use FW_ReadImage( nil, <YOURRESOURCE> )[ 1 ] in the place of image-name in the command or method. ...
... with the MDI window system. This problem is only in the case of NONMODAL previews. This issue is addressed in FWH2007 to be released. You may adopt the same fix in your "rpreview.prg". Please locate the following code in the METHOD BuildWindow() if ! ::oDevice:lPrvModal .and. ...
... and recreating whenever the index is changed, record is added or deleted of a keyvalue is edited and modified. This is upto you if you want to adopt this approach.
Would that mean that your DIALOGS and WINDOWS would then be responsive, too? I mean that the screen is to small one line breaks into two, etc. Do you think we could adopt a kind of CSS?