Do you have any code that tells me if the running APP is Mobile or Web?

[Fábio Matte]

Hello,

 

Do you have any code that tells me if the running APP is Mobile or Web?

 

For example:

 

If it is mobile, it creates a UnimLabel1 at runtime, if Web creates a UniLabel1 at runtime.

 

Something like this, but to differentiate Mobile from Web:

   {$ IFDEF RELEASE}
     {$ define UNIGUI_DLL} // Generates DLL directive
    // {$ define UNIGUI_SERVICE} // Service Policy
   {$ ENDIF}

  {$IFDEF DEBUG}
    {$define UNIGUI_VCL} //
  {$ENDIF}


  {$IFDEF UNIGUI_VCL}
    program {$E exe}
  {$ENDIF}


  {$IFDEF UNIGUI_DLL}
    library {$E dll}
  {$ENDIF}


  {$IFDEF UNIGUI_SERVICE}
    program
  {$ENDIF}

 

[Abaksoft]

You can do what you want in hybrid application.

(See demo).

After launching your appli, the server know itself if it's mobile or desktop.

So creating components at runtime is not a problem (no need here $ifDef directives).

[Fábio Matte]

Tank you. very good.

 

You can do what you want in hybrid application.
(See demo).
After launching your appli, the server know itself if it's mobile or desktop.
So creating components at runtime is not a problem (no need here $ifDef directives).

[Ron]

When running a hybrid application, you have two mainforms,

one for each platform, and only one of them will be created and shown.

 

So in onShow you can have code which controls the flow of the app,

like for instance skipping login if a url parameter is used, and 

then hide the mainform and going to another form etc.

 

Like if the user clicks on an email confirmation link,

you can redirect to a confirmation page, by skipping login

in the beforeLogin event if a url parameter is used.

 

You can do the skipping login by really logging in as an

anon user with no rights, which may change if the user

later chooses to log in.