http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii0etjS2z4c
Best regards,
Otto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii0etjS2z4c
Best regards,
Otto
Congrats Otto. Very modern and professional looking UI ![]()
Hua,
thank you for the kind words.
Best regards,
Otto
Really nice and professional Otto.
Anyway, I understood there is a lot of works to do on the dialogs to convert a "classic" Windows style application to a "Metro style" application and - in my opinion - there isn't enough value for money to do this. Different is to migrate to a web solution (hoping FW WEB) where this work has effective value.
Marco
What you say is true unless you target tablet applications, then migration is valuable but it is a lot of work...
Everything has to be redesigned. I am in a middle of a small migration process and i realize the difficulty.
No menus , boxes and panels and unfortunately metropanel class still needs a lot of tuning, hopefully Antonio spends some time on it to improve it.
Richard
Richard,
If you and Otto keep providing such valuable feedback, then we will keep fine tunning it.
I think this way is a very good approach and I have even seen it on another apps (not developed with FWH) so its clear that many people have thought about the same way too ![]()
Otto,
I am interested in more details.
1) What are you using as a container for the controls, a MetroPanel, a window, a dialog?
2) Do you have new metro controls such as the menu on the left side, etc?
3) I notice you have vertical scrolling on some screens. Isn't this different than the Windows 8 design principles (everything scrolls horizontally)?
Any other tips you care to offer?
Regards,
James
...and unfortunately metropanel class still needs a lot of tuning...
But, what we need is a metropanel to develop apps in the Win 8 style. Since there can be lots of different app design formats, I think the best solution would be to use templates (as does Visual Studio). This, of course, would be a rather large project.
The alternative is to just use the current metropanel like a dialog and add controls to it manually via coding. This would be a much smaller project.
We also need more Win 8 style controls. Possibly these can just be subclasses of existing controls.


Otto,
very nice ![]()
Congratulations
I started 2 years ago with the transformation to the “METRO STYLE LIKE LOOK”. To change a whole program is much more work than you first think.
I use FIVEWIN now more like HTML. Years ago I changed all to resources now back to hardcoded.
I found my personal style for WINHOTEL but I don’t know if this is according to the standard.
Otto
How do you deal with radio buttons ?
Have you developped a particular control for this ?
Richard
Otto
Personalization of your application is wonderful and a great job.
You are using Segoe UI Symbol Font ? or pictures ? icons for "back", etc. ..
regards
Cristobal,
FWH provides samples/touch.prg used to test the FWH Metro related Classes, with many bitmaps, segoe font use, etc.
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