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| [WB18] How to use dhtml components |
| Iniciado por guest, 13,jul. 2015 13:38 - 4 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 13,julio 2015 - 13:38 |
Hello to all
Surfing the web i found this interesting site: http://dhtmlx.com/
Their components have a great UI and i would like to include them using Webdev,
but unfortunately i have no idea on how to start with them..
Is there someone who has already used these components??
Any help is very appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Gianni |
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| Publicado el 14,julio 2015 - 11:16 |
Gianni,
Thanks for the link. It is interesting and truly usable set of Widgets.
After playing with the online demos I feel that it is a set of complete UI which is very tightly connected to each other and almost all the elements have their own set of CSS. The syntax used by DHTML it reminded me about HTML5Builder and its components. 
I have never used WB but from what I have been able to infer (and I may be wrong here), frankly I don't think you can use these in WB or if you want to use it you will have to put in more efforts then justifiable.
I would be better to just use them without any overheads of WB and is set of UI controls.
HTH
Yogi Yang |
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| Publicado el 14,julio 2015 - 13:31 |
Gianni,
Just had a quick look and there are some tutorials on the site, starting here;
http://docs.dhtmlx.com/tutorials__first_app__step1.html
I'm by no means a WB expert, but it looks to me that it's a matter of including .js and .css files and then "plugging in" various references to the UI as per the tutorial. It's the "plugging in" bit that is crucial and where the references should reside in WB.
It should be possible, but as Yogi states, is the time and effort spent working it all out worth it?
..but this does beg the question; what are people who don't use WB doing? Because there's a very similar "learning curve" no matter what dev system you're using isn't there? |
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| Publicado el 16,julio 2015 - 17:39 |
Darren,
Those who are not using WB are either developing in Core PHP or .NET or using some kind of framework.
As for me I prefer to develop in Core PHP without any overheads of any framework and without the need to frame myself to that framework
But at times we get projects from other companies which are developers themselves and they demand that we use some kind of framework. In that case my preferred framework is Yii and am learning RadiCore in my spare time.
If I have to use .NET for web development I always use IronSpeed as it can cobble together a functional app in very little time!
HTH
Yogi Yang |
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| Publicado el 17,julio 2015 - 12:53 |
Hi cool widgets indeed.
If you look on the internet there are quite a few of these libraries. This one is great it even has a gant chart and speadsheet that are only availeble in windev.
But using it in webdev I donnot think so. Webdev geves us lots of cool stuff to be verry productive but sadly a bit limited to these kind of libraries. The poit of ussing webdev it because of its total integration of things in the ide. Webdev is great in that it works with and analyse and that one can use components that can make use of this and thus use one db connection. These widgets all have their own connection to the db (As I saw in the php sample code).
It maybe possible but it would be a pain to work with all these seperate parts. But that is just my opinion.
If you need the gant chart etc one can always make use of ericom html 5 stuff and bring the whole windev app to the web. I did some testing on ericom. And i think this is way better than tsplus and not verry expensive. In my test my whole application was in the browser ( on a windows vps )and responsive as if it where running on my local machine.
If interseted look at this link:
regards
Allard |
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