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    JSInterface.JSCode(#1'.el.select("input[type=checkbox]").elements['+i.ToString+'].disabled='+FReadOnly.ToString.ToLower+';');

    produces

     

     

    Unable to get property 'select' of undefined or null reference
    localhost:8077 (177,8)

     

    With 1531 Trial. Any ideas? Thx.

  2. Hi,

     

    I am using 1531 Trial. Those 2 lines dont seem to work. Any ideas?

     

        int i = UniCheckListBox1->Items->Add("Hallo");
        UniCheckListBox1->Selected = true;

    Gives an Ajax error:

     

    HFQPQGS.png

    The form

    object MainForm: TMainForm
      Left = 0
      Top = 0
      ClientHeight = 411
      ClientWidth = 852
      Caption = 'MainForm'
      OldCreateOrder = False
      MonitoredKeys.Keys = <>
      OnAjaxEvent = UniFormAjaxEvent
      PixelsPerInch = 96
      TextHeight = 13
      object UniMemo1: TUniMemo
        Left = 192
        Top = 24
        Width = 449
        Height = 169
        Hint = ''
        Lines.Strings = (
          'UniMemo1')
        TabOrder = 0
      end
      object UniCheckListBox1: TUniCheckListBox
        Left = 360
        Top = 256
        Width = 121
        Height = 97
        Hint = ''
        TabOrder = 1
        ReadOnly = False
        TrackOver = True
      end
    end

  3. 6 hours ago, mehamada said:

    give a TUniStringGrid a try

    I need drag and drop. It doesnt seem to have it for a line or row. Maybe I go with dbgrid in the meantime. Because its not released yet.

  4. Thank you for your offering. We have our own visual components built in C++ in our application. The mentioned one is inheritated from TListView.

    As it is not available yet we made a workaround inheritated from TDBGridView. Probably its better to wait for TUniListView.

  5. Excellent. Thanks a lot! 

    We are looking forward for ListView. Because we do a lot in memory. We dont have that much databases. Looks like unigui's strength is database related.

  6. On 7/13/2019 at 11:15 PM, akr said:

    Hi,

    I am trying to write a unigui custom component. For testing I derived a simple component from TUniEdit.

    It compiles and gets installed.

    As soon as I put it on a unigui form I get a access violation in rtl250.bpl in function "GetPropList". Qdp7Wap.png

     

    Doing the same in Delphi Pascal works fine. Has this ever worked? Any change to get it fixed? We are evaluating unigui for a large C++ application.

     

    Sherzod, Farshad, just wanna know if there are any news with C++. Same behaviour in 10.3.3. Still crashing when building components with C++. Everything is described here. Either a unigui or cbuilder bug. Hard to say. cbuilder comsumes headers generated by delphi on install time. Compiles well. But when component is installed in ide it crashes immediately. When I remove a property (e.g. RTL, commented out in uniguiclasses.hpp), some components start working. Strange.

    (1509 Demo)

  7. 27 minutes ago, Sherzod said:

    Are you still using the trial version?

    Yes. Our applicaton makes heavy use of Listviews. We are waiting for this component. Any progress?

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  8. That doesnt impress me. Have u ever tried to make a database event driven website with TMS? Forget it. Data access will require another strange TMS tools and strange TMS REST services.

    With unigui it just works. I dont have to implement a rest layer and can use standard FireDac & standard MS SQLServer. A powerful combination.

    Dont get me wrong. TMS is worth to keep it in mind. But its much too early to consider it as a serious alternative.

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  9. Hi,

    I am using 1509 trial. 

     

    I am trying to update a Unimemo with FDEventAlerter (OnTimeout, OnAlert). Timeout is set to 1000. Works on normal VCL. But Unigui doesnt seem to update. 

    When the memo gets refreshed it shows several entries. But how can it be updated via FDEventAlerter/OnTimeout, means every second?

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