Petzy

Thank you for sharing! Awesome share, thank you!

How many concurrent users in your project and how is that working so far with Contabo? Care to add any details to my question, since you use Contabo for production? It would help me

thank you for your post but maybe detail a bit. Most people say it's fine for production. A lot of people use it, uniGUI and other software as well. What exactly is the problem, if you'd care to explain?

** an answer to any of the question would help ** Hello, It's been a few years now since I worked with uniGUI. I have an offer for a long-term single project that I would get off the ground and then manage and I'm thinking to buy a uniGUI Complete license for it and do it in that. To that end, since I haven't kept up with updates, I'd appreciate it if you guys can help me out with some answers to my question, so I can reach a decision faster: Question 1: Type of Server Windows or Linux? Assuming that the Windows extra cost (license) isn't an issue for me, would you recommend I go with that or rather with Linux? What is your experience/recommendation and why? Does uniGUI still work best under Windows or has it caught up to Linux and there's no difference (other than Windows license cost)? Question 2: Development Can I develop uniGUI on a Windows machine as a Standalone, after that - add Linux as the platform, set Release and compile it to that and then run that uniGUI on a Linux server? Assuming I'm gonna buy the Linux hosting and not the Windows one Question 3: HyperServer Can I use it if I choose a Linux server and not a Windows server? Any important differences? Question 4: Hosting provider I'll be going with Contabo most likely. VPS M I'm thinking - Windows or Linux. (so 6vCPU Cores, 16 GB RAM, 200 GB NVMe) Would that be enough to handle, say, 100 concurrent users? What would the concurrent user limit be to that Contabo VPS M, in your experience, assuming good development practices and such? Question 5: Database heavy application I'll be hooking uniGUI up to a few databases, either/or MySQL or PostgreSQL. Aside from the obvious (indexes, optimized query's, etc) any particular advice, from your experience so far, in handling the mentioned number of concurrent users? ---- Any info/opinions from own experience would help me speed up my decision making on the matter so I appreciate any answers. Thanks!

so in the screenshot he provided he has currently 72 leaks with a peak of 76 above the normal?

hello?

Should I give up in waiting for some help on the matter? :P

hello? Answered above

I'm using several. Line, Bar, and Pie does the code differ by each one? The code I posted, taken from your examples, works for 1 series - if I have 2 - the second one doesn't work. I tried adding [1] and 'B' to another piece of the same code directly under that one and it still doesn't work I must be doing something wrong - that's why a code example on how to do it for 2 series in a chart (Line, Bar or Pie) would help

Any help?

procedure TsomenameForm.someDBGridDrawColumnCell(Sender: TObject; ACol, ARow: Integer; Column: TUniDBGridColumn; Attribs: TUniCellAttribs); begin if someDBGrid.ColumnByName('someColumnName').Field.Value > someDBGrid.ColumnByName('someOtherColumnName).Field.Value then begin if Column.FieldName='someColumnName' then Attribs.Style.Style := 'border: 2px dotted red'; if Column.FieldName='someOtherColumnName' then Attribs.Style.Style := 'border: 2px dotted yellow'; end; end; I use this to compare values from two different columns in the DBGrid and if it matches said condition, add a border around the cell. Maybe this will help? Play with the colors, pixels, dotted or other options etc. You can obviously adjust the code to your liking / conditions.

+1 for this

Trial, 1531. I'm trying to build and test out everything I'm planning before buying a license. How would that code above look like for 2 series in a Chart? Could you provide a code example?

Using the following code (that I got from a thread here on the forum) to show a tooltip window when I hover the mouse click over the mark on the chart: UniChart1 -> UniEvents -> Ext.chart.CartesianChart [chart] -> chart.beforeInit function chart.beforeInit(sender, config) { config.series[0].tooltip = { trackMouse: false, width: 120, renderer: function(tip, item) { tip.setTitle(item.get('LL')); tip.update('Suma: ' + item.get('A'));  } } } Works well. However, it only works with 1 Series added to the UniChart. How can I make it work with the 2nd Series or a 3rd series (and so on) added to the UniChart?

I just lost 8 hrs on this thing alone. Why do you need a test case so I can waste another hr? Open up Delphi - Create the unigui project - Add another application form to the project - add a button to the main form, in the button onclick event put: anotherForm.ShowModal(); Set the other form Height to 950 and Width to 2550 Open the other form - drop a UniMainMenu to it - now drop an UniPageControl and set it to align to Client - add a tabsheet to the pagecontrol On the tabsheet - drop 4 UniChart's - 1 in each corner of the tabsheet Run the program. Do you have scrollbars or not? You shouldn't have any - it your monitor resolution is lower than 950x2550 h/w the TabSheet and its contents will appear cut after the middle and you won't see the 2x UniCharts from the bottom right and upper right corners Set autoscroll. Run it again. No scrollbars? Welcome to my world. Not even the demos are helpful as they are all made intentionally small and don't scale or scroll apropriately. Not even using a ScrollBox - that just makes it even worse, even in the demo.