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mika

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  1. Is it safe to ignore "Ajax error"? In my opinion, no it is not. It's an error and should be handled as such. Hiding errors only lead to more problems as errors are ignored instead of being handled properly.

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  2. I can't find a way to change tooltip displayed by UniDBGrid when dragging and dropping rows inside grid. "1 selected row" is displayed but i have to be able to change it because our software is localized to few different languages.

     

    I guess there are some fairly simple way of doing this by directly calling ExtJS but thus far I haven't found a way to do it. Help would be greatly appreciated.

     

    -- Mika

  3. I know drag&drop using two UniDBGrids are discussed and there are even demo about it but how about dragging and dropping inside one grid? I have data in which rows are ordered by indexed row number and I'd like to add feature where user can drag rows to different positions and when user does that, row numbers are updated in the background accordingly. What is the easiest and more importantly, correct way to achieve this?

  4. As far as I know the answer is yes. We have constantly 10 to 20+ users using our software and load seems to be distributed between cores. I have estimated that our current system can support somewhere near to 50-100 online users without any issues whatsoever. However, our software can be quite demanding in terms of memory and CPU power. Also, SQL Server uses some CPU power depending what kind of queries are made but everything works smoothly.

  5. Okay. Thank you. I  will test this in some point. It would be nice and in my opinion more easy and simple to achieve this without using runtime packages but it's good that implementing this functionality with runtime packages is at least an option

  6. I have this same problem.

     

    This kind of functionality would be very useful for us. Most of our clients can use generic (One-Size-Fits-For-All-ish) version of our software but there are some clients who require very specific features that nobody else need. If we could build "Add-on modules" for these clients, it would solve many problems for us.

     

    If feature like this is possible to implement, I'd love to see "UniGUI AddOn" or "UniGUI Library" as a new option UniGUI Project wizard. If, however, this is not possible, I would like to know at least some kind of "dirty" hack to accomplish functionality like this.

     

    -- Mika

  7. It seems that it doesn't work. At least, not entirely as expected. When I place TUniTreeNode Expand(Recurse: Boolean) in TUniForm.AfterShow, it works as it should but for example following code does not work:

    TButton.OnClick(Sender...
    begin
      UniTreeView.Items.Clear;
      
      { Add some items here }
    
      if UniTreeView.Items.Count > 0 then
        UniTreeView.Items.GetFirstNode.Expand(True);
    end;
    
  8. I think answer to your question is quite obvious. If you require new functionality in Sencha/ExtJS, you  must ask them to implement it and if they eventually do that, uniGUI might support it in the future. However, I don't think either Sencha nor uniGUI developers can make any promises about new features that aren't even proposed yet.

  9. We use SQL Server 2014 Express Edition. And yes, I also wondered why whole application froze like that but I haven't had time to investigate it further. We currently have only few business clients and all of them use their own databases and there aren't any shared databases between clients. Only one server instance is used, though.

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