Andreas Pfeiffer
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Hi Khanh,
with this technique you can copy objects in a remote form.
However the question is if this is a good approach. Designing the remote form by adding objects dynamically will be slow and is not using the remote form class as it has been designed. The class is a kind of a database record that is holding its fields. The whole library is the database that holds the UI and the functions.
If you still need an example how to copy objects in a remote form let me know. I will send some code how to achieve this. I am just afraid that Omnis is then kind of misused by storing the field information somewhere else. I have seen this in other projects which makes things unnecessary complex.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi,
There are color schemes that you can use. Here is the documentation: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/WebDev/03jscomps.html#js-themes
For fat client please see here: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/Programming/01omnistools.html#color-themes-and-appearance
I hope this helps.
Best,
Andreas
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Hello Khanh,
There is a typo in your code. You would need $designcols (with the “s”).
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Mischa,
I would recommend using a data grid instead. This one has $multipleselect and if switched on you can select multiple list lines.
The complex grid is designed for always being enterable, hence not really useful for making a user selection.
What you probably could do is adding a control that shows the status of a line. For example you could use a checkbox or an icon to show if a row has been selected. You could also change the text color of certain objects (see here: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/WebDev/03jscomps.html#exceptions) or use a page pane that shows different pages by setting the paged panes $dataname to a column of the list. https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/WebDev/03jscomps.html#using-dataname
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Nathanaël,
I would think this is due to asynchronous execution. Omnis starts the worker and continues to execute that method. Therefore you need to have a callback that can be used to get the result from Python.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
There is a $iconsets property of your library. This is also documented here: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/WebDev/03jscomps.html#icon-sets
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
I am not sure if I understand you well.
Do you mean where to copy the icon folder? It is described in the readme.txt file.
Does that help?
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Nathanaël,
I think Götz already covered this.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
What chapter in the training manual do you refer?
BTW. Do you mind not mixing the threads?
Thanks and best regards,
Andreas
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No worries. Have a great day!
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
I suppose no data are in the complex grid. Hence the buttons will not show up.
If you want to present data you can do the following:
Add a folder in the Omnis App Support inside the /omnispdf folder and call it “Madagascar”. Then place PDF files there. Those are the one that will be displayed for every of the contacts. Possibly you would need to load the data differently because it would not make sense to present the same files for all contacts.
To change this: go to the $load method of taFileList. This table class is used in that specific subclass. Then you could probably add some SQL that loads the file list and the pathnames from SQL if you have the information there. But note that only the /omnispdf folder is allowed for downloading. If you need a different folder then you would need to give permission via getpdfFolders in the server section of the config.json file.
Best,
Andreas
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Please see attached picture
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The application support is not in the Program Files folder.
On Windows go to: c:\user\yourUserName\AppData\Local\Omnis Software\OS 11 35439 x64\studio
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Hi Martin,
Sorry, I have overseen your question regarding config.json and servermgmt.lbs.
In Omnis Studio 11 you will find the library in the Omnis package (on macOS) /Applications/Omnis\ Studio\ 11\ 35439.app/Contents/MacOS/webserver/servermgmt.lbs
On Windows it is here: C:\Program Files\Omnis Software\OS 11 35439 x64\webserver
I will add a documentation fault as it was different in Omnis Studio 10.22
The config.json file is located in the /studio folder within your app support. Alternatively you can use the little button on the left bottom in your Omnis Studio Browser and pick “edit configuration”. That will allow you to change the content of your config.json file from within Omnis. Here is the reference: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/WebDev/07Deployment.html#server-configuration
I hope this helps.
Best,
Andreas
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You are welcome.
Best,
Andreas
