Category: WEBDEV
WebDev v24 introduced a new switch control, which is far more attractive than a plain checkbox. I have been using a Jquery control called SwitchButton to get something similar in my interfaces for a few years now. This week, we did a lot of work on one of the sites that use that Jquery library … Continue reading Loving the new Switch Control, but …
I rarely use the menu controls in my WebDev projects. Most of my projects are more workflow-based and the navigation is custom to the workflow instead of being menu-driven. However, one of our mentoring clients, ask for some assistance with the menu this week, and I thought I would share the results. First I must … Continue reading Enhancements to the Vertical CSS Menu
I ran into one today, that I haven't seen in WebDev before. We use to run into a similar problem in that "old language whom's name shall not be mentioned" when dealing with reals, but this is the first time I have seen this behavior in WebDev and I believe it actually is JavaScript that … Continue reading Be careful when doing math on edit controls in Browser code!
We are working with a very early Alpha release some a few warts are to be expected, but we wanted to show you a few of the exciting new features of v24. Over the next few weeks we will try to show a few of the new items that we think are the most interesting. … Continue reading WebDev V24 – First Look
I have spoken about this many times at our workshops, Devcons, etc. And written about it even more, you might say its a bit of a soap box 🙂 But as we have more and more new WebDev developers joining the ranks everyday, I bears revisiting. There are two primary methods of developing WebDev sites. … Continue reading WebDev Dynamic versus AWP
A brief exert from one of my presentations on WebDev, discussing the differences between CSS styles and WebDev Styles CSS Styles and WebDev Styles This is one area of WebDev that is a bit confusing and I wish, had been implemented a bit differently. If you have worked with WinDev, you have worked with … Continue reading CSS Styles versus WebDev Styles
I had a client ask a question this week, and I thought the question and answer deserved a blog post. The client is getting ready to start a new WebDev project and was asking me about "style templates" and how to view the available ones and chose one for his new project. That turns out, … Continue reading Skins, Palette, WebDev Styles, CSS styles, Templates – What are they?
In a recent project, I found an "issue" with the upload control. When you press the button to upload, it does not send the value of controls to the server. Let's look at the General Tab of the direction for a normal button. See the option for Send the value of controls to the server. … Continue reading Upload Controls Doesn’t send the value of controls to the server…
One of the new features in v22 is Icon Fonts. First what does that mean? You will notice a lot of modern sites are going to clean and simple designs with graphics for buttons, etc. being flat and simple (ala window metro). Prior to v22 we had to create those icons as graphics. In fact … Continue reading Using Icon Fonts in v22
It didn't take long for one of the new features of v22 to save us enough development time to pay for the cost of the upgrade. We ran into a need this weekend to create a "lite" version of a website for some users. The website normally looks like this: All three of those "boxes" … Continue reading One feature of the v22 Upgrade just paid for the upgrade!
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