FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Something more:
When we are going to perform an action from the client side, we need to decide if it is an action that we can solve locally (using javascript and using FiveWeb javascript functions) or if we need to request it from the server (database management, new requests, etc.)
The server app can ve invoked many times, and providing a parameter to it, then we can decide what to do from the same server app:
function Main( cWhatToDo )
so when we call our app, we do: //server/myapp?TheActionToDo
When we are going to perform an action from the client side, we need to decide if it is an action that we can solve locally (using javascript and using FiveWeb javascript functions) or if we need to request it from the server (database management, new requests, etc.)
The server app can ve invoked many times, and providing a parameter to it, then we can decide what to do from the same server app:
function Main( cWhatToDo )
so when we call our app, we do: //server/myapp?TheActionToDo
Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
I like it.Antonio Linares wrote:Something more:
When we are going to perform an action from the client side, we need to decide if it is an action that we can solve locally (using javascript and using FiveWeb javascript functions) or if we need to request it from the server (database management, new requests, etc.)
The server app can ve invoked many times, and providing a parameter to it, then we can decide what to do from the same server app:
function Main( cWhatToDo )
so when we call our app, we do: //server/myapp?TheActionToDo
"No me lo puedo creer! Vuelvo a ser un níño con zapatos nuevos!!"
Un Saludo
Carlos G.
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Added center vertically and horizontally, and delete of controls:
http://www.fivetechsoft.net/cgi-bin/fiveform
http://www.fivetechsoft.net/cgi-bin/fiveform
Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
I could not get the examples to run on our IIS server. I finally downloaded and installed Apache xampp. Now I have the examples running except the menus do not work properly.
They run along the left side of the browser window, not across the top like your examples.
Any ideas what I can do the get the menus to work ok?
They run along the left side of the browser window, not across the top like your examples.
Any ideas what I can do the get the menus to work ok?
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Gale,
Please try it with Google Chrome
Please try it with Google Chrome
Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
I can try that but it looks ok when I run the sample links you provide. I tried it with Firefox and IE. It just doesn't work on web server.
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
I have already been through that page of information and could not get it to work on our IIS server.
Thanks
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FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0) CGI-FastCGI
Hola a todos,
A ver quien me puede resolver esta duda. La pongo aquí porque creo que algunos se encontraran con lo mismo y está relacionado con el uso de FiveWeb (de esta version al menos).
Si contrato un servicio de Hosting que me permite FastCGI, ¿Debo entender que tambien soportará CGI?
Perdonen mi ignorancia, en esto estoy "en pañales".
Si ya se, la empresa de hosting me lo responderá, pero seguro que ustedes seran más rápidos.
Gracias.
A ver quien me puede resolver esta duda. La pongo aquí porque creo que algunos se encontraran con lo mismo y está relacionado con el uso de FiveWeb (de esta version al menos).
Si contrato un servicio de Hosting que me permite FastCGI, ¿Debo entender que tambien soportará CGI?
Perdonen mi ignorancia, en esto estoy "en pañales".
Si ya se, la empresa de hosting me lo responderá, pero seguro que ustedes seran más rápidos.
Gracias.
Un Saludo
Carlos G.
FiveWin 19.06 + Harbour 3.2, BCC 7 Windows 10
Carlos G.
FiveWin 19.06 + Harbour 3.2, BCC 7 Windows 10
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Dear Antonio,
How is FiveWeb coming along? When do you expect to release version 1.0? Can you provide a functions list? I would like to convert a small FWH application to FiveWeb to insure all functions are working properly before I convert a much larger application.
Sincerely,
How is FiveWeb coming along? When do you expect to release version 1.0? Can you provide a functions list? I would like to convert a small FWH application to FiveWeb to insure all functions are working properly before I convert a much larger application.
Sincerely,
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Carlos,
El servicio de hosting tiene que proporcionar soporte de CGIs, y cambio de permisos de ficheros (a ejecución).
A mi personalmente lo que aprecio mucho es que me permitan conexión por SSH, lo que se traduce en que puedes controlar el ordenador remotamente
El servicio de hosting tiene que proporcionar soporte de CGIs, y cambio de permisos de ficheros (a ejecución).
A mi personalmente lo que aprecio mucho es que me permitan conexión por SSH, lo que se traduce en que puedes controlar el ordenador remotamente
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Darrell,
Its moving along nicely and also step by step...
I would like to comment that you can not think on a full 100% portability. Keep in mind that a desktop app is going to be converted to a client/server model and that means some changes.
We will upgrade the wiki for FIveWeb as we move along and define and implement more and more the required functionalities.
Its moving along nicely and also step by step...
I would like to comment that you can not think on a full 100% portability. Keep in mind that a desktop app is going to be converted to a client/server model and that means some changes.
We will upgrade the wiki for FIveWeb as we move along and define and implement more and more the required functionalities.
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Re: FiveTech's FiveWeb (free up to version 1.0)
Added Class TImage to support images:
http://www.fivetechsoft.net/cgi-bin/testimg
testimg.prg
http://www.fivetechsoft.net/cgi-bin/testimg
testimg.prg
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include "FiveWeb.ch"
function Main()
local oDlg, oImg
DEFINE DIALOG oDlg TITLE "Using images"
@ 10, 10 IMAGE oImg OF oDlg SIZE 100, 80
ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg
return nil