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  1. I read somewhere here that was not possible to play a sound on the mobile platform using uniGUI. I completely forgot about the subject and these days I needed to put sound in one of my web/app/sites and already knew how to do with JQuery and mainly did not want those HTML5 audio controls disrupting the interface. And combining JQuery with uniGUI I was able to do much faster. So I made this example Desktop / Mobile showing that yes, "uniGUI DOES" sounds and very well. Both desktop and mobile. Example showing how to play direct from a URL, local (local file here refers to a file on the server and not from the client's computer, of course), using ClientEvents and conventional OnEnter Event. And in Mobile, no need to put in TAP, because it's obvious. Project available at https://www.uniguiexpress.com
  2. Not this example thou. But can be done. QrCode is the most flexible due to the distance e irregular positioning. While 1D Barcode and other format every scan reader already decodes the barcodes and may insert as if it was some sort of keyboard attached to the device. And while everybody has a cam/webcam only those ones working with automation has this sort of equipment. So the demand was really for QrCodes. I have 2 barcode reader and one of them (table/cashier position, like in the ones used in stores, a multibeams scanner) can read any format available and convert on the fly by hardware to the program. While the other one can read only 16 formats except QrCode (it's a handheld single line laser beam). Single Line Beams scanner don't work with QrCodes, at least to my knowledge in the field. Resuming, the majority of old scanner can't read QrCodes. So, it's a solution looking for a problem.
  3. QrCode Reader for uniGUI That's is my new series (old "All about x topic") and now inspired in Chelsea DOES Series... (lol) here we go. This is the first experimental project for our future Pack 4 commercial/biz automation. The final version will have several other features as well as QrCode generation capability etc. This code is free and based on several JavaScript libs linked and adapted. This project design is hybrid. Restrictions: Chrome only allows WebRTC access via https or localhost. Safari ONLY https. FireFox is the most compatible of all. This is an HTML5 feature that has not yet been implemented in most browsers and many users have old versions. So check the browser version of your device and test with others browsers. Website that shows what each browser supports https://caniuse.com/#search=getUserMedia Mobile Compatibility with HTML5 http://mobilehtml5.org/ https://webrtc.github.io/samples/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebRTC_API How to use: Copy the / files folder just below where you want to place your ISAPI or StandAlone. And let's rock ! Live Demo: https://lojasms.com.br/qrcode/qrcode.dll More Information, Resources, Books, and Project Packs visit http://www.unigui.com.br (the Brazilian portal to uniGUI). ' Enjoy... and have a good one! Sorry: but I'm experience some health problems today... tomorrow I'll post version with English Interface. Project available at https://unigui.express
  4. Hi there...

    There is very similar component from Falcon, is it based in your code ? Did you authorized ?  Was already in public domain ?

    Your code still free, as in "free meal" ?

    I'm trying to put a public and free uniRX (-ish) type library for uniGUI community and I want to ask you permission to include uniGMaps.

    Would you allow it
    Care to join us in this endeavor . ?

    Thanks...

    1. lema

      lema

      Wow, I just saw your message.

      I was away from Delphi Web development and uniGUI for a looong time...

      Yes, the uniGMap is free.

    2. Fred Montier

      Fred Montier

      OK...

      uniGUI has a GMap component but I haven't the time to update my things. And there is a projetc uniGUI OpenSource that is going on. I'm not involved with it at this time but soon will make a package with all stuff free for uniGUI.  Similar to RX project lib for Delphi endured for so many years.

  5. Making it clear... it should be free to uniGUI community and works as a code donation basis as RX Library was. You could Help by: 1- Indicating the component itself. 2- Indicating the origin (uniGUI Forum link or external link), author, author's contact and how to credit. 3- Indicating source to or providing documentation, examples or demos. 4- Helping to doc, creating demos, trying it.. etc. 5- Suggestions 6- whatever... And of course, if you're the author of any uniGUI component, you are more than welcome to participate. I could provide the final package with installation and format the documentation to it and notify the community whenever an update or version is available. More suggestions ?
  6. Hi Folks... For quite some time I have found and collected a lot of components here in the forum that are not include in the official uniGUI distributions. Some of them are very good in quality (like uniGMaps) and unique and while other are just regular uniGUI components with minors but good tweaks. To "old Delphi timer" (like myself above 40), we loved Rx Library. How about we put together a "uniRX Library" free for all uniUsers ? Could work also for a "lab" and suggestions on improvements to the main uniGUI pack's without bother the development team with little requests and at the same time help the community and the folks behind uniGUI with a community compass to their work. We should open a GitHUB Project and start from there with a Small Packs and adding as things come up. Who is up to the task or help it ? What you think about ? Is there anyone else doing it already ?
  7. These are low-res gifs... take a look at the snowflakes project. You got hi-res with Jscript effect at the end. The other examples will be soon available in www.unigui.com.br only. I don't want to "spam" the forum with similar posts with the same subject. Next month, two new post using the "All about" tag series (Grids and Edits) and we will move to a new topic and series. C'ya
  8. From the "infamous" series, "All about...", we got together 4 examples of animated backgrounds for LoginForms. A foreground LoginForm (with some tricks and a soft gradient) that can be easily included in minutes to you project for a "quick facelift" and voilá . Different solutions with only one goal: All formatted to be used in LoginForms because "it's all about the looks my dear"... With the examples provided you can easily adapt any animated JavaScript background to your projects and get an extra bang to user attention. There are lots of animated jscripts , particules, elements in codepen and other Jscript resources websites that you can use the same tools and solutions here. Since we are almost at Christmas and Festivities days, SnowFlakes JavaScript Animated background is here for direct download. Additional projects with nice effects and ready-to-use is downloadable from the link below. Visit www.unigui.com.br (use the google translation control at the top - soon in english) and download the other examples and material. Project Packs, Books (in Portuguese only for now but coming soon in english) and resources exclusive to uniGUI Framework. Happy festivities, Christmas and a prosper new year. Cheers, Fred. PS: you can write me in english for more info and support. "No problemo.. "
  9. You might use UnimVideo1 over the form and behind the panel. Works just fine. A slight problem with the video aspect ratio. Keep in main that the user can move the phone repositioning the screen, hence the problem.
  10. Not tried with mobile yet because it is pack with 5 projects with Login Forms with different approaches, animation, Jscripts and some things really do not work in mobile browsers. I was thinking on making another package only for mobile in a near future.
  11. Login Form with a Background video Project Repository for a Initial Login Screen for desktop projects with background video and informative DIV and pause / play button. Adapted example from W3School (http://wwww.w3schools.com). Panel with Gradient in two colors and centralized shade to facilitate the definition of your login controls. Note that it is a borderless LoginForm and properly configured to work. Future versions like this example and others you will find easily in the portal http://www.unigui.com.br Source code right below... have fun. Project available for purchase at https://www.uniguiexpress.com
  12. Of course... all the files are on the main folder. How you gonna use or distribute... is up to you. Be careful with ISAPI format.
  13. Another example from the "All about..." series. This time, about Tips, Hints and CallOuts Three examples to put some fun in your programs. One example was collected from this very forum and others two from the HTML/Javascript World. Could not find the original post to give the credits and link... .sorry pal. Have fun... Project available for purchase at https://www.uniguiexpress.com
  14. How about let us configure it as was done in Additional Server page recently ? We could be free to put more options there. And of course, "Open in Browser ...", as suggested above. and "Pause/Stop" and so on..
  15. Another example from the "All about..." series. This time, about user's session info. Some information is a little harder to find like your real IP. I´m note talking here about the IP address between client/server session but you Internet real IP. If you´re running your server and client in the same machine it will only result to localhost/127.0.0.1. Here (look at the image provided) the IP is my real connection to the public Internet and the local IP is my Network local IP. They are both different from uniSession.remoteIP info. Another useful information is Geolocation that you can get a relative position via IP connection in most browsers device even without GPS available. This example shows how to do it and how to locate in Google maps (the easy part...). It's not precise as GPS is but you can easily resolve to the Country and and City by that retrieved info (coming soon in next version). Have fun Project available at https://www.unigui.express
  16. From the "All about..." series, my second contribution to the community All about Form Transparency using images and gradients. That´s all folks ... Project available at https://unigui.express
  17. Never mind... worked... Late night programing syndrome with too much coffee...
  18. Hi Mohammad.. Is there a way to do the same with the other forms or just the login form and why ? I've tried the mainform and other but not working. Only LoginForm class.
  19. Simple: unisession.RemoteIP It's embeded in the session. Otherwise, the server would not "howto knows" where to send the data.
  20. ...and thanks to the original post from Delphi Developer He originally adapted the BadgeText plugin.
  21. See new demo at http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/topic/10762-all-about-the-badge/ Thanks... and your JS correction is credited in the source code.
  22. A repository project showing how to use the Badge plugin updates and manipulating its properties. Enjoy it. Project available at https://unigui.express
  23. Works perfectly... thanks. { Você poderia escrever um manual/livro para nós sobre a integração do Ext.JS com o uniGUI pois ando apanhando muito nisso ainda. Não especificamente no JavaScript mas no Ext.JS para o uniGUI. E como parece que é a maior autoridade sobre o assunto com os seus componentes, seria muito útil e certamente teria muita procura. Este é o calcanhar de Aquiles do framework: falta de documentação. Eu e um monte de gente... }
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