Farshad Mohajeri

Hmm. I will ask for details when 0.85.0 is published. Yes, I can guarantee that the new core will introduce new bugs.

We have OnSelect event for ComboBox controls. What OnClick event is supposed to do for a ComboBox? That said we will implement OnCloseUp event for ComboBox.

I agree that ExtJS license price is a non--issue for commercial projects.

jQuery definitely is not ready for such tasks.

I don't believe that the jQuery provides the extensive OOP structure we have in Ext JS.

You should be able to download the update from Embarcadero EDN site. To resolve this I will create a separate package for Chart or I may publish source for Chart component so you can compile it yourself.

Thank you

You must do some small modifications to your existing projects before you can run them with 0.85. The biggest difference will be in published properties in uniGUI components. In 0.85 only implemented events and properties are published. If your Forms contain extra properties that are not published in new version, you'll get errors while opening the Form in IDE. All you must do is opening all Forms in IDE and save them back. There are also some change in unit names and some units are no longer available. Thx

Thanks. I really wanted to continue old newsgroups, but at least we have syntax highlighting here: for I := 0 to rLines.Count - 1 do begin S:=Trim(rLines[i]); sWord:=GetAttrib(S); end; I think it needs some tweaks for Pascal language.

Welcome to uniGUI web forums! As we already discussed in another topic , technical difficulties prevented us from continuing our NNTP newsgroups . Unfortunately the NNTP technology is no longer maintained, and companies providing NNTP server software are no longer selling Windows based NNTP server software. I don't know about the Unix/Linux, but for Windows the situation is getting worth each day. As an example, Microsoft stopped deploying IIS NNTP services in Windows 2008. Since our new server is running on Windows 2008, we had to migrate our newsgroups to another media. After a long search I selected Invision Power Board as our forum software which seems to be fast and reliable with lots of management options. While I'm a big fan of NNTP newsgroups, there are some pros to web forums which can't be found in text based newsgroup. Syntax highlighting, text formatting, editing posts, archiving , advanced moderation, advanced search facility are among them. Porting NNTP posts to web was a big pain as there was no ready software to achieve this. I had to write the import tool myself which read each individual NNTP post, extract the message part, insert them into board MySQL database and rebuild the message structure. Attachments are not imported. All imported NNTP posts are bound to an internal Guest account. There was no way to build a user database from newsgroup posts. You can find your old messages using forum search facility.