The combination of SQL and HTML is not always easy.

Especially at the beginning, and especially when the documentation is still very scarce.
Therefore, I ask politely if it is possible a small very simple example
can give.   I kow time is short.... :)  
In particular, I am interest to the example of the simple calendar display.
It has already been discussed in this forum excerpts. (unfortunately not for download).

However, an example for download would be so much easier.
I think it also  is a good object to the new contexts to be understood.

With kind regards

Markus

Download Calendar Sample

It is Christmas after all so why not give you guys another little "present" ;-)

As you say, time is precious but we need to keep you guys interested and on your toes.

This is just a simple example, but it should put you on the right path.

We have only listed UK holidays and show how you can draw the calendar in a WebField and how you can use Timer() to trigger the change or month without leaving the SpinField.

There is a lot of small goodies everywhere, but you have to look and find so view this as a Christmas Quiz... ;-)

We will expand on this sample in the new year and show you how you can use Drag and Drop inside the Calendar to populate it and how you can use the Web/PRISM bridge to trigger activity in the form and save data generated inside the WebField.

But as the request was for a sample that show code then I guess we should leave it to you now to "rip it off".

PS! Remember that this is just a combination of very straight forward technologies. The DQL is just generting a text document where you can do multiple levels. The output can be something simple as a text invoice, but it can also be very advanced with a lot of included code (HTML, JAVASCRIPT, CSS etc etc.)

You can in principle combine these technologies any way you like and achieve any result.

Imagination is the code ;-)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Thank you for this Christmas.
Become now unwrap the gift and experiment with it and learn how it works ..... :)

HAPPY NEW YEAR !!

Markus