Oliver Morsch

You can use TinyMCE (or other Web-Editor): http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/1851-tinymce-in-unigui-applications/?hl=tinymce http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/3191-how-to-use-more-advanced-htmleditor-in-unigui/?hl=tinymce&do=findComment&comment=14813

Have you seen this? http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/2490-multiple-file-upload/

You can access content of TUniUrlFrame (= iframe) only if the content uses the same server and port as your webapp, otherwise it it is blocked by the browser (security issue).

If you use ISAPI-DLL this could be another path (not dll path). You cannot get/access folders of the client (in a browser window).

This may help: http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/3275-messageserver-push-messages-from-server-to-client-long-polling/

About thread handling in UniGui: it is simple! Don't use global vars, instead of that use fields/properies (in the form-/module-/anyOther-class definition) Then each session accesses only objects in its own thread (controled by UniGui) and you never read/write memory used by other sessions. Each session has ist own instances of all.

See here: WebCamPic.zip

Farshad wrote in post #2: I think ServerModule is another thread/context and something like ShowMessage() there will produce other problems.

Use a text like this: <span onclick="alert(123)">Edit</span> Instead of "alert(123)" you must use "ajaxRequest(...)"

Read post #2 from Farshad ?!

see here: http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/2490-multiple-file-upload/?p=11814

And the password is: see here

http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/3275-messageserver-push-messages-from-server-to-client-long-polling/

You can use this HTML/JS in a TUniHTMLFrame.

Use Properties / Fields in TUniMainModule! Don't use global vars!

I don't know how it works exactly in unigui, Farshad could say more on that... But what must be done on the client? The client (browser) can only show HTML, so the new (visible) "controls" must be inserted as HTML code into the currrent HTML code using javascript on Client side. If there are 100, you must insert 100. But if this 100 are in a "container" you can produce HTML code for the complete Container and insert this (big) html part in one Operation. Try to create a new Frame (TUniFrame) with the controls and then set .parent := form.

That's what i wrote in post # 8 in other thread Try this: Close all(!) connections and transactions and reopen the database. Don't add fields, if the table is open on any client.

Old problem ?! http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/3683-sql-statement-alter-table-problem/?hl=zconnection

No. The Client sends a request to the server, the server performs everything and sends the complete answer to Client. The difference is if the server can create 1 complete html part so the client mus only insert this 1 part or if he must insert 100 small parts at different places. Chrome, for example, has performance problems on deleting big parts.

What do I make "wrong" (that it works for me) ?

Or you can use sommething like my "MessageServer" (see sample projects)

In the "mega demo" there is a "Cookies demo".

Not by default. But you can use (session) cookies.

AFAIK the dll uses another memory manager (by default), which can generate problems with strings and objects used in both. You could try: - packages - using interfaces instead of objects - configure memory manager (shared memory) - make 2 exe and use TUniUrlFrame to include the 2nd one

ich liebe Schnee vor und besonders an Weihnachten - bei uns (Saarland) aber leider viel zu selten...