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Dear Antonio, Thank you. I add it. I made a little program with mod harbour - GENESIS - and TINY document management. Text is stored to DBF file. Furthermore, I use this now for documenting mod development. When I have the HTML viewer ready. I will put online the link to this knowledge ...

... DMS is becoming a great tool. Does someone use Help&Manual. In practice, this is doing the same. But you have the advantage that the text is stored in HTML and not in a proprietary format. And that you can extend as you like. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/treetodbf.jpg ...

... was successful with that. Is that a possiblility now, or would we need to only use .rtf files? My goal has been to take "boring" text stored in the .fpt files, be able to make them "look nicer" in RTF, and keep them stored in the .FPT file. Initially that file would be a ...

... on a tool to automate source code generating for DBF data handling in mod harbour. Best regards, Otto Get data from DBF file: DBF data first is stored to a Hash. Then Hash is passed to a JSON object. JSON object is passed to the HTML FORM Save data to DBF file HTML FORM fields passed to the ...

... may be specified in the array for compatibility with DBF, but this value is ignored. Please note that dates and datetime/timestamps are internally stored as numbers and we are not at all concerned with that. Date formats are NOT stored in the database. You may use whatever date format you like ...

We do have a local php.ini and this value inside:

; After this number of seconds, stored data will be seen as 'garbage' and
; cleaned up by the garbage collection process.
; http://php.net/session.gc-maxlifetime
session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440

whats the right value to place theere ?

... .. The Cloud is BASICALLY SOMEONE ELSES COMPUTER ... now let me ask you .. would you put your Userid and Password to your bank account ( stored as a document ) on on some one else's Computer ?? .. and the over-whelming answer is "HELL NO" Rick Lipkin

... way we have no problems with LAN as we access locally. The same as a standalone desktop program. Same with mod harbour. If you have your DBF files stored on the mod harbour server, all is locally. Best regards, Otto

Hello friends, I use Tinymce HTML editor to input and edit the textarea field. Data is stored into memofield of a DBF file. Now I made a little program to view the DATA. https://mybergland.com/fwforum/viewmemofield.jpg Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/crudviewer.gif

...      ::oRs:Source         := "select * from usuario2;"         ::oRs:Open() Como puedo "recuperar" el resultado de un STORED PROCEDURE a ese oRs ?? Algo así como ::oRS := TraeElResultadoDelSToreProcedure("nombre del store procedure") oCmd := TOleAuto():New( ...

Hello friends, Reading content from the DBF file Controller cPage returns the selected page from the request mypage.com/?page=99999 HTML which is stored in the database memofield is shown in an HTML DIV Container We use LOCATE as we do not use indexing. Datebases for a web page usually do not have ...

... and check on this field but I wanted to know if there was an alternative. Yes, the alternative is a numeric, sequential primary key. This can be stored as a number or a character. In the program I often have families that have the same surname and often also the name, for example my name is like ...

... in different files. For instance, all you need in a reservation database is the person's primary-key. This way the address (for instance) is only stored in the customer file, yet you can print the address on a reservation invoice. This also prevents the problem that arises when the customer moves ...

... The files were created and saved, but I couldn't find them. They were not in the same directory as the EXE which they normally are. There were stored in a completely different directory. Took me hours to figure this out. So always set the default path! Nice to see you back on the forum, Iris.

... many records were there in the query before ReQuery() is called? Is there any way I can access the tables and work myself? (in case the data is stored in the cloud) We will try to figure it out and fix the problem.