Antonio Linares wrote:Randal,
FiveWeb and clipweb basically do the same. They translate portions of your PRGs to HTML. That simple.
If you install FiveWeb as I have explained on this thread and run tutor01.exe and then inspect the HMTL source file that you get on your web browser, you will see that FiveWeb just translates FiveWin alike syntax to HTML + javascript code. So a FiveWeb app is a Harbour EXE that generates HTML + javascript output.
That said, using FiveWeb you have full control on the source code and you can modify and enhance it the way you may needed it
Antonio:
Using xharbour I get a syntax error with any sample using a button.
Type: C >>>xhb.exe -o"tutor03.c" -m -n -p -q -gc0 -I"d:\fiveweb\include" -I"D:\xHB\include" -I"D:\xHB\include\w32" "tutor03.prg"<<<
xHarbour Compiler build 1.2.2 (SimpLex) (Rev. 9719)
Copyright 1999-2012, http://www.xharbour.org http://www.harbour-project.org/
tutor03.prg(13) Error E0030 Syntax error: "syntax error at '@'"
tutor03.prg(15) Error E0030 Syntax error: "syntax error at '@'"
tutor03.prg(17) Error E0030 Syntax error: "syntax error at '@'"
3 errors
No code generated
Type: C >>>Couldn't build: tutor03.obj<<<
Type: C >>>TMAKEOBJECT<<<
Type: C >>>TMAKEOBJECT:REFRESH<<<
Type: N >>> 1405<<<
Thanks,
Randal