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Dear friends, I use ENDTEXT? "test1"? "test2"TEMPLATE  which works fine... but would prefer something like this in some situations... <?prg? "test3"?> do I need to escape the "?" in this context, because the code-example doesnt seem to work. what ...

Dear friends, I use ENDTEXT? "test1"? "test2"TEMPLATE  which works fine... but would prefer something like this in some situations... <?prg? "test3"?> do I need to escape the "?" in this context, because the code-example doesnt seem to work. what ...

... results and am convinced that this will spark interest. I am here. Just send a message, then I'll post the code and experiences. There are often situations where you're stuck for hours. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/xreport.jpg https://mybergland.com/fwforum/xreportsourc.jpg

... volumes does not can be useful for understanding how your files are managed and how to recover or manage them in more technical or specialized situations.

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 ...

Hello friends, We often have situations now where there are days without new posts. What happens then: You stop checking the forum regularly. It's actually the beginning of the end. Only a small correction: you do not have to check the ...

Hello friends, We often have situations now where there are days 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 ...

... we can trust the Windows OS to flush its own buffers to the physical disk safely even in case of unexpected shut downs except in extremely rare situations. So, I believe that COMMIT does not do anything extra.

Otto wrote:I mean, assuming the system doesn't crash. Do you really have to make a commit for another user to see a change?

No, as far as I know. It is the network system responsibility to handle those situations with the system buffers.

Hi,

A DBF file is open (use MyFile). In some situations, it closes for no apparent reason. Is it possible to catch the moment of closing the database and find out what caused it to close ?

... example in an archive of articles we can view the normal table or a grouping by category, it must be a fluid system. Must have research in both situations see your mail.

I have this xbrowse



can the end user select the cells with the mouse and if he press ctrl + c copy the information into memory to paste it into notepad or in other situations?

how can i make the user do this?

... It gets stuck or goes back to doing it on the paper notes as it used to be connections, even in fiber optic mode, are not yet secure, atmospheric situations also limit digital TV in our region when it rains the connections of the banks stop, the post office is really a disaster how does a business ...

... the data in the dbf in utf8, you can use the encoding of your page with utf8 <meta charset = "utf-8"> You should be aware of 3 situations if you use dbfs with harbour. As you have your encoded table. As you have encoded your code. and as you encode your web page

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First time i see this one...

I suppose it is adviced for the moments that we process xbrowse records like the sample posted here ?

but where is it build for ? are there more situations its use is better ?