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Вы сделали еще один замечательный сайт. Хороший выбор для темы тоже. Все фотографии отображаются на моей стороне. Спасибо, что поделились.

Я пока не могу подписаться. Я надеюсь, что это скоро изменится.

You have made another great site.  Nice choice for the theme too.  All of the pictures are showing up on my side.  Thank you for sharing it.

I'm still unable to subscribe for now.  I hope this changes soon.

-joshuA

Hi unforgettable,

I reference https://www.sqlitetutorial.net/ a lot for SQL lite stuff.

As far as scripts, put your queries inside the SQLExecute() function.

And for calculated fields, surround the query in (parentheses).

-joshuA

My apologies for blaming Google, as I made an assumption there...

Yes, it is easy to get overwhelmed when looking for themes.  There are thousands to choose from   I recommend to start with what type of elements are important for you (or that you prefer).  Colors and all that can be easily changed with CSS if necessary when the theme doesn't allow.

The search filter may help you decide and select which elements are available such as Features and Layouts.  Maybe that will help you get an idea for what you are looking for.

I will mention the Bootstrap Basic4 theme.  It is free and based on a popular web framework that I like.

Можете ли вы объяснить это подробнее... это дополнение для WordPress? Из того, что мне удалось найти, есть аддоны, но похоже, что они также отделены от WordPress. Это так для вас?

Can you explain this further... is it an addon for WordPress?  From what I was able to find there are addons, but it looks like it is separate from WordPress as well.  Is that the case for you?

Thanks guys!
Спасибо, парни!

Hi lemodizon,

There is a basic example on this page.  And if you click the button beside the Expression label, it will help you build other similar expressions using your table fields, etc.  Aside from that you will have to experiment and ask more specific questions as you go along.  Good luck!

-joshuA

Да, я поддерживаю концепцию WordPress. Это с открытым исходным кодом и бесплатно, если у вас есть доступный хостинг. И похоже, что у вас это уже есть.

Помимо переноса вашего контента на него, он будет выглядеть и работать так же, как интерфейс блоггера, к которому вы привыкли.

У вас такой замечательный контент, что я надеюсь, вы не позволите Google остановить вас.

Yeah, I second the notion for WordPress.  It is opensource and free as long as you have hosting available.  And it sounds like you have that already.

Aside from getting your content moved over to it, it will look and feel much like the blogger interface that you're used to.

You have such great content that I hope you don't allow Google to stop you.

-joshuA

Привет к245,
Могу я узнать размеры (ширину и высоту) логотипа в вашем примере.
Спасибо!

Hi k245,
May I know the dimensions (width and height) for the logo in your example.
Thanks!

-joshuA

Destiny,

Somehow, you will need to reference the same date field on Form1 as on Form2.  Without seeing your situation, it's hard to make suggestions.  I have provided another example that might be helpful.

Glad it was helpful for you lemodizon.

-joshuA

Hi again lemodizon, and all

I appreciate your mentioning that book (in your Table Grid thread) because it prompted me to go through it (which I have yet to do).  Which leads me to the reason I'm even commenting again on this one.

For me, Page 89 clearly described the purpose for setting a table as a dictionary.  The example there is better than any other explanation that I have yet seen on the forums even (view the attachment).  Aside from what is going on "under the hood", because there has been much detail given for that in other threads.

-joshuA

Hi lemodizon,

This is not a complete solution, but hopefully it provides some ideas to work with.

Most tablegrids are attached to a table in the database, so in my example, I added a TMP table to hold the changes "to be committed".  This gives you a table full of items that need to be updated, so you'll have to fill-in the SQL to make that happen.

While it is possible to add items manually to a tablegrid, I believe that defeats their purpose.  Someone correct me if I am wrong about that.

-joshuA

So there are four ' single quote characters.
The two outer quotes are obvious- they enclose the two other quote characters.
Theses inner two are ones in question.  Is the first inner one like an escape character for the second inner one?
Thanks

hi sparrow, hi derek,

Thank you both as always!  And I learned from both of your examples...

sparrow:
Thanks for the link and the example.  I usually do search the forums first, but I wasn't sure what to search for in this case.  For some reason "report variables" didn't come to mind.   My apologies for that tho.

derek:
Nice, I always like your approach of doing things from MVD.  I have been trying to design my projects this way too.

In my working project, I have too many things controlling the tablegrid output, and I couldn't get the simple Report to work correctly.  I'm going see if I can figure out why that is, so I may have further questions about that

another question:
When declaring that report variable, what are all of those single quotes doing?

frmMain.frxReport.Variables['FromMemo'] := ''''+s+'''';

Why are they necessary, aside from breaking the script

-joshuA