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cutting out extjs from unigui is impossible basically unigui is 'just' a wrapper for sencha most probably because sencha is the most similiar to vcl from what is available currently) i'm reading again and again about unigui being a problem regarding pwa and responsive design this is in fact utterly false the app i'm developing is using the desktop-line of controls, because the mobile one is lackluster except for the mainform, everything is "alignment client" and "layout auto" basically i do not use the layouting from sencha nor the server alignment for desktop all new forms are parented into the mainform everything in my app is using css flex for layouting i do NOT have any changes done to unigui (currently requesting a change for some code, so lookup-combobox i developed will work) my app is pwa (but without an offline mode, which is basically possible even with unigui, but heavy work/code needed) for that i developed a big css file and using a self-written wizard to apply css classes to the layout.cls property its impossible to design a layout that is equally 'good' on a portrait 400*1000 and a landscape 1000*800 and a Desktop monitor 2500*1600 but every single Module/Form does actually responsively scale in my App Its just that someone has to invest quite abit of work to get things done but this is true for every framework unigui has the beauty, that someone is able to use his existing bussiness logic in delphi code (which is huge advantage) sure, there is alot to be wanted left from unigui, lots of just very basic implementations BUT, the longer i develop with it and the more i delve into it and extjs, the more i see the work that was done making something better is a very very big task, i heavily doubt that its done in near future by anyone

Hallo, I'd like to ask for 1 simple Code Adjustment I Use the Desktop line of controls, because the Mobile one has simply not enuf Controls / Options. Combobox i have a new Combobox ready for use, but need some methods as virtual, to be able to override them the Combobox can independently set KeyField, DisplayField, LookUpList-Columns, DataField, PageSize etcpp uniGUI/uniGUI/Source/Core/uniGUIClasses.pas | 8 ++++---- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/uniGUI/uniGUI/Source/Core/uniGUIClasses.pas b/uniGUI/uniGUI/Source/Core/uniGUIClasses.pas index 3887a24..9ff85bf 100644 --- a/uniGUI/uniGUI/Source/Core/uniGUIClasses.pas +++ b/uniGUI/uniGUI/Source/Core/uniGUIClasses.pas @@ -1564,10 +1564,10 @@ type constructor Create(AOwner: TComponent); override; destructor Destroy; override; - procedure ResetOriginalValue(AIndex: Integer); overload; - procedure SetOriginalValue(Value: Variant; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); overload; - procedure SetOriginalValueRaw(Value: string; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); - procedure SetOriginalValue(Value: TJSObject; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); overload; + procedure ResetOriginalValue(AIndex: Integer); overload; virtual; + procedure SetOriginalValue(Value: Variant; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); overload; virtual; + procedure SetOriginalValueRaw(Value: string; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); virtual; + procedure SetOriginalValue(Value: TJSObject; TargetJS:TJSControl=nil); overload; virtual; procedure WebFocus; override; function IsMultiComponent: Boolean;

Awesome post. Just what we were looking for.

Hi, we purchased a license so i can do a pilot. We all work on Terminal Server so there is always a Delphi running (sometimes mutiple version). The Setup doesnt run in this case. I do not want to kick out everybody, just to install unigui for myself. Thats why i extracted the files from the setup. To completely compile everything i need UniGUICoreX.res which is created based on the license. The problem is, i can start retlic.exe but it doesnt allow me to specify the email under which we purchased the license for me. The customer portal doesnt allow me to download the license manually. Is there any way to run retlic and give it the propper email or do i realy have to kick everybody in the company out of delphi, just to install unigui under my account? with regards