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Putting a web-style face on a Fox app
Wow! Tthayer...what a resource! Thanks so much. Laura- Lauradc
- Post #11
- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Putting a web-style face on a Fox app
The idea I have in mind is something that either has a menu at the left, perhaps in a frame, with the equivalent of menu options (perhaps icons). If the user clicked on the item on the left, the right-hand pane (the larger part of the window) would display information about the option and one...- Lauradc
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Putting a web-style face on a Fox app
I've been using older versions of Fox (Mac, DOS, FPW26) for many years, but now I'm migrating many FPW26 apps to VFP6. I have this pipedream of putting a web-page-style user interface into place, but continuing to use all the great Fox database manipulation and speed. What would make that...- Lauradc
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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User interface in Foxpro 2.6. Need help.
Csallee, Since you've been using Fox for several months, you've at least learned how to create .DBF files, right? If you're doing this project in FPW26 (FoxPro for Windows 2.6a), you should be able to do this: 1. Create a .DBF with fields for all the data you want to see on the screen. 2...- Lauradc
- Post #13
- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
