Andreas Pfeiffer
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Martin,
Attached please find the test library made with Omnis Studio 11.1 CE and the required user.css that you would need to copy into your installation. If you have already contents in the user.css then you can simply copy the CSS class from this user.css into your own user.css.
Best,
Andreas
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Martin,
We found a little glitch with this approach. Apparently when adding the bottom border, the text on the button jumps a little. So instead using a CSS class for the button we use a container (i.e.scroll box) and put the button or trans button into that container given it an edge float kEFPosnClient. Note that it does not look nice if the button has rounded corners. Hence we set $borderradius to zero for both the button and the container.
Now the container will receive a CSS class like this:
.showbottomborder:hover {
border-bottom: 3px solid red;
}If you put “showbuttomborder” into $cssclassname (without the quotes) it will show a 3px, solid and red line at the bottom when hovering with the mouse without affecting the button itself.
Kudos to Maurin for this.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
You can achieve this with a CSS class.
Add the following to the user.css within your installation:
.mytransbutton:hover {
border-bottom-width: 3px !important;
border-bottom-color: darkblue !important;
}
Then add the name of this CSS class “mytransbutton” to the $cssclass property of your transbutton.
When testing this, the transbutton should show a 3px, dark blue border at the bottom when hovering with the mouse.
I hope this helps.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Martin,
It could be that the sample library was created using the Omnis Studio Professional Edition. In that case you cannot open it using the Community Edition. But I am not sure. Maybe you can ask the author.
Best,
Andreas
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Is it $horzscroll?
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Hi Martin,
Yes – this is possible within Omnis.
Check out the pictconv… functions. Here is a link to the documentation: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/FunctionRef/Functions_A-Z/pictconvfrom.html#pictconvfrom
There is also a function to find out what format the picture is: https://www.omnis.net/developers/resources/onlinedocs/FunctionRef/Functions_A-Z/pictformat.html#pictformat
Hope this helps.
Best,
Andreas
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Awesome Uwe, well done!
We love to see our customers happy!
Best regards,
Andreas
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Martin,
Do not use a server side timer.
Instead use the timer control and run the timer on the client side.
Best,
Andreas
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Martin,
Maybe you might try this with the latest version though. I was using Build 37266
Best,
Andreas
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Uwe,
Brilliant! Have a nice day.
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Uwe,
It is probably because you are creating the content on the server and the server has no clue about the language being used. You can either change $language or you can change the $prefs.$separators() if you want to support more than one language.
Best,
Andreas
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Awesome!
Have a great day!
Best,
Andreas
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Great! It will good to see you again!
Best,
Andreas
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Hello Rainer,
You are welcome. I am glad you found my technical note.
Also there is a sample library in the HUB that shows how to import or export when using a remote form: jsFileUploadDownload
Best,
Andreas
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Hi Uwe,
I did a quick test with the sample library from the HUB copying the following into the $init method of the remote form:
Do lPrefRow.$define(lPrefName,lPrefValue)
Do lPrefRow.$assigncols('omnis_pref1','iPref1')
Do $cinst.$clientcommand("loadpreference",lPrefRow) Returns #F
Do method process (iPref1)
The “process” method is a server executed method and will receive the loaded content. Note that iPref1 needs to be an instance variable though.
You can then use this information to make a $changeform or assign a specific subform if you wish.
I hope this helps.
Best,
Andreas
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