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Hello friends, Has anyone experienced using Apache in a portable or standalone mode? I see there are, for example, XAMPP through PortableApps.com or Server2Go. Both of these solutions offer a convenient way to create a portable web development ...

... started. These preconceived opinions. And that's unfortunate because you have the reputation of an expert in this group, and it unsettles the less experienced. Please be fair and admit that I am right, there is no need for the internet for webview2 and mod harbour. Best regards, Otto

Guys, good morning! I have two situations in xBrowser and I wanted to know if you have already experienced this and if you were able to resolve it: a) when using a larger font, for example: "Arial" -20, xBrowser starts showing the line, columns with different ...

... Only a small correction: you do not have to check the forum regularly yourself, just activate the forum notifications. It's clear, we are now all experienced FIVEWINNERS, FIVEWIN is super stable, and the standard situations are solved. But for those of us who don't just want to coast into retirement, ...

... without new posts. What happens then: You stop checking the forum regularly. It's actually the beginning of the end. It's clear, we are now all experienced FIVEWINNERS, FIVEWIN is super stable, and the standard situations are solved. But for those of us who don't just want to coast into retirement, ...

... overview of Harbourino's capabilities, emphasizing its utility in making code more manageable and maintainable, especially for beginners or less experienced programmers. User kannst du mir ein beispiel geben, wie harbourino code aussehe könnte: '#include "fivewin.ch" function main // ...

Enrico, I am glad that I brought up this topic. At first, I thought it is a bit weird for an experienced programmer like me to talk about it. But I see there are many opinions here. I can only confirm what Mr. Rao says. If you insert UNLOCK into Enrico's code, then the ...

... will be able to make your web applications, it seems to me that it is an error of appreciation on your part of what has happened. I have already experienced it for the last 4 years and most harbour programmers are not going to do this for various reasons that need not be discussed now. That's ...

... This would suggest that hbmk2 is actually not processing the database class in FWH but using something native to Harbour itself. Has anyone else experienced this ? If so, have you found a workaround ? If you are using hbmk2 perhaps you have some further guidance. Thank you. ( I know it is very ...

Dear Enrico,
thank you.
I am trying on a PC where I have Harbour installed.

As I am not so experienced with compiler setup, I just wanted to know if I have an easy fix.

Thank you very much,
Otto

... there is apparently a configuration issue with my 64 bit builds using the IDE. Any thoughts ? ( Perhaps no one is doing it that way so you haven't experienced it ). Thanks.

I remember having experienced the same problem, when I was writing the METHOD ToExcel() of XBrowse. Please see my notes towards the end of ToExcel() method in XBrowse. #ifndef __XHARBOUR__   else      //      SysRefresh()  ...

Dear James, You're right. But remember when you taught me OOP, what problems I experienced first. But the standardization and wrapping everything into FIVEWIN often inhibits the ideas of the application developers. Even if we application-programmers try to create ...

... the menu and appearance. We have to be careful not to lose touch with application programmers who just want to solve a problem quickly. For us experienced programmers, it appears simply pass the object to a new function and continue working there. But I have a young team of employees who always ...

... Our friends Angel and Diego published a speed comparison between DBF, LetoDB and mySQL. Thank you so much to them. It is actually as I have always experienced. DBF is an ideal database for small applications. Here are the first results. https://github.com/diegofazio/hbDBSpeedTests For your surprise ...