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... to avoid using pre-made components for web development (like web servers or webview2) as much as possible. I now have a template for consistent navigation in my web programs. Here, I also host the xbrowseWeb module. Another principle I follow is to keep the source code as simple as possible ...

... to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists users, especially those using keyboard navigation, to understand which element is currently active. Yes. I know very well. No argument over this. That is what FWH does it by default in case ...

... to the "FocusRect" you mentioned. The focus outline is crucial for accessibility, as it assists users, especially those using keyboard navigation, to understand which element is currently active. Here is a sample I made with WebView2 to demonstrate. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/resizewithbtns.gif

... for web view control. The class design is focused on interaction between the native application and the web view, providing functionalities like navigation, script execution, and event handling. This class provides a comprehensive interface for embedding and controlling a web browser within a ...

... Features and APIs: WebView2 offers a range of features and APIs. The CoreWebView2 class provides web-specific functionalities such as networking, navigation, script handling, and HTML parsing and rendering. It includes methods like PostWebMessageAsJson, PostWebMessageAsString, and events like ...

... processes in the background. Each process serves a different purpose: Browser Process: The main process that manages the user interface, handles navigation, and coordinates other processes. Renderer Process: Handles the rendering of web content. There's usually a separate renderer process for ...

hi,

nageswaragunupudi wrote:Please use this:
This is working:

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TArrayData():New( {aValues}, aFields ):Record():Edit( nil, .t. )

Yes, now it work, thx

it seems not to make any difference :? Code: CLASS TArrayData METHOD Edit() INLINE ::record():Edit() there are no Parameter to pass ... Sorry and also thanks for pointing our oversight. Please use this: This is working: TArrayData():New( {aValues}, aFields ):Record(...

hi, thx for Answer Syntax: METHOD Edit( lReadOnly, lNavigate, cTitle ) We can write: TArrayData():New( {aValue}, aFields ):Edit( nil, .f. ) it seems not to make any difference :? CLASS TArrayDataMETHOD Edit()  INLINE ::record():Edit()...

Syntax:

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METHOD Edit( lReadOnly, lNavigate, cTitle )

We can write:

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TArrayData():New( {aValue}, aFields ):Edit( nil, .f. )

hi, to "edit" a Recored i´m using oRec := TArrayData() :New( { aValue }, aFields )// disable navigation Buttons ?lEdit := oRec:Edit() https://i.postimg.cc/02XWTNCd/Edit-Button-navigation.jpg there are some navigation Button on ...

... topics: After creating help topics, you need to organize them into a logical structure. You can create tables of contents, indexes, and other navigation elements to help users find information easily. Use the "Project" menu to add, reorder, and modify the structure of your help file. ...

Dear Antonio ,

Yes we can use but issue with combo box navigation using arrows keys and also its looks is different compare to GET.

Thanks
Shridhar

... 3) Rotate the report 4) Opens Auto Preview BUT that's just so he doesn't wait so long, if he wants to see the next 200 records, create some navigation buttons in MySQL, pagination even and with Open Preview. Many reports the guy just wants to see the total or some information, Placing the ...

In RDBMSs other than DBFs, indexes are not used for Navigation or for Seeks. The purpose of indexes is only to optimize where clauses for queries. Intelligent planning of indexes is an essential part of database design to optimize queries in OLAP (Online ...