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  1. Hi group, I would like to develop an application where the main form contains a header panel, a footer panel and in the middle a TUniUrlFrame where to insert a different TUniFrame depending on the operations performed by the user. The objects on the main form have a fixed width of 1000 pixels and the TUniFrame objects too. The TUniUrlFrame object should have sufficient height to completely contain one of the TUniFrame objects in the project, possibly beyond the height of the main form. Someone can give me advice on the following issues: 1) Is it possible to position the header, the TUniUrlFrame and the footer in the center of the web page? 2) Is it possible to adapt the height of the TUniUrlFrame object at runtime so that it can completely contain the inserted TUniFrame object? 3) Is it possible to reposition the footer immediately after the resized TUniUrlFrame object? Thanks for your help.
  2. Hi, everyone, In standard Delphi VCL for the desktop it is possible to create new VCL visual components the easy way of the hard way. The hard way is to create everything in code and hope that it will render correctly later. You design it first and export the design to code. The easy way is to keep always everything as a RAD design. You can do that by using TFrame and converting it to a control (exposing the internal properties or hiding them), or by embedding the TFrame in the control. I'll like to use the same "easy option" with uniGUI, but I need to encapsulate the frame so that the only published and visible properties come from the control. It looks like inheriting from TUniContainerPanel could be a solution. If that is correct, where can I find some demo code for testing it? I'm interested in providing design time support for that new component, like activating a database connection and showing a live grid. Thanks, David Izada Rodriguez
  3. It is necessary that the background TUniFrame was transparent, and normal controls. This is real? Thanks.
  4. Hi, I use the "MegaDemo" approach to manage serveral frames within tabs. Most of this frames are edit/input masks for datasets. So its important that data can be entered quickly. It would be nice if i press per example F6 for enter a new dataset, F8 for saving it and so one. In the "MonitoredKeys" i saw how that could be done if you use a form. How can that be done within a frame?
  5. In the next release if possible add the event OnMouseDown for TuniFrame. Att,
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