Posts by DecSoft

Hello,

That's depend on the application tin. The problem is this is something that works only with Cordova, but, App Builder produces HTML5 applications in the first time, and, something like Cordova's plugins does not work in the browsers, just because the database supports in browsers is very low at this time.

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If SQLite is extremely required may can be an option.

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Probably we can prepare something like the above using just Push buttons and/or images for the tabs, and app's views for the tabs' contents. I will try, however, to implement a good control from the UI-Bootstrap Tabs component.

From App Builder is probably too much complicated to prepare the tabs' contents in the same way than UI-Bootstrap does, but, probably I can implement a Tab control which works in a similar way than the Delphi's "Tabs" control.

This can allow us to be advised when a tab is clicked, or when a tab changed, then we can provide the tab contents in an app's view, an Iframe control, etc. Just let me sometime to take a look around tin.

No problem!

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Yes; App Builder uses right now the latest 4.5.0 version.

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App Builder already includes FontAwesome in addition to GlyphIcons...

I will take a look!

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In the current release of App Builder I modified the "Animated2" app sample in order to show us how we can use the above CSS rules. So we can change the animations' duration, delay and iteration count.

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Take a look at the animate.css documentation, since AB animations are based on it.

From the animate.css documentation:

You can change the duration of your animations, add a delay or change the number of times that it plays:

#yourElement {
-vendor-animation-duration: 3s;
-vendor-animation-delay: 2s;
-vendor-animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}

Note: be sure to replace "vendor" in the CSS with the applicable vendor prefixes (webkit, moz, etc)

So we can use the "InlineCSS" app's option or an external (and included) CSS stylesheet to prepare the appropiate CSS rules.

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If the window is opened by certain "link" (like the Google Map's one) then I don't know any way to be advised when the window is opened. Only if we open an HTML page in another window, we can use the "load" event, for example, but probably this is not what you wanted right now...

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First of all, honestly I really don't think a WYSIWYG editor can be good here. About DevExpress (I never use DevExpress, even when appear a good package of components), they are very expensive to my economy edunt. Just take a look by yourself.

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Sorry, can you explain a little more about tin?

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In fact the "overflow" already exists in controls like Container, Report and HTML Content, because they are useful sometimes. The new are the Focus and Blur events in all Inputs, Select, MultiSelect and Textarea controls. And the interesting "InputsScroll" sample.

Yes, certainly everyday we can learn something more. :)

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After some tests, the behaviour can't be reproduced with the view itself, even if we set their "height" at start. I am not sure about, because the view is itself a DIV element like a Container control, however, probably it's the way in how the controls are placed in the view. It's not exactly the same if they are placed inside a Container than if they are placed in the view.

Hello,

Did the "view" can overflow too?

Maybe... if we set their height in the same way than the Container. I did not try it however.