WebView2
is it functional ?
how to use ?
> WebView2
Si
> is it functional ?
Yes!
> how to use ?
Please review webview*.prg examples in FWH\samples
A response is given to look at TSwitch control.
A further response is given that the control is incomplete because it doesn't have a prompt ability, nor does it have resource implementation
Dear Tim,
I fully agree with you
WebView is opening new possibilities but users should not be forced to use it
FWH provides a Class TSwitch that includes a ::lOvalStyle
Tim,
The challenge of integrating modern UI elements into traditional applications involves technological compromises and economic constraints.
The cost of updates, for example for TSwitch, can outweigh the benefits, leading to a difficult balance between innovation and financial feasibility.
I'm not very familiar with this, but I think one would need to reprogram FIVEWIN from the traditional Windows API (WinAPI) to WinUI,
which is the latest and most modern user interface library for Windows, to achieve nearly the same results on the desktop.
Best regards,
Otto
was tSwitch updated to provide for the use in resource files ?
WebView could also become a separate forum ?
In all cases Webview is not interesting for people that are not willing to use it. It would keep the forum more on topic.
In Belgium there was a serious hack. 320.000 peoples data were stolen. Since then we are getting phonecalls from the other side of the world, putting down in hope that people call back on a heavy cost phoneline.
There are always people not smart and looking and call back.
For me... no online data
Thankfully, FWH has given us tools to take advantage of those web services we do need.
Of course, I was asking a question about an existing control, and I only wanted to know if it now worked with resources. I don't have to use it. My clients are fine with a checkbox for logicals, but since they see it in other applications, IF it were available, I could use it.
Tim,
Please explain to me why you need the internet for WebView2 or mod_harbour.
It works wonderfully on a local network or even on a single PC.
Best regards,
Otto
Tim,
Do you see your preconceived opinion?
Now, because it turns out that you are completely wrong with your claim that it needs the internet,
you list a series of points that have nothing to do with the matter.
The fact is, you don't need the internet for WebView2 and mod_harbour.
And that's where the whole problem started. These preconceived opinions.
And that's unfortunate because you have the reputation of an expert in this group, and it unsettles the less experienced.
Please be fair and admit that I am right, there is no need for the internet for webview2 and mod harbour.
Best regards,
Otto
