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webbrowser control

PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 3:44 pm
by Otto
As the FW-browser is limited in design I thought of using a web browser control for showing data.
Is this posible?

This is what I want to do:

[url]www.atzwanger.com/rechnung.jpg
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I think with html you could have a better design.
Thanks in advance Otto

PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 6:27 pm
by Antonio Linares
Otto,

As far as I know, the new browse from Hernan supports multiple lines per row. You may ask him at hceccarelli@cesotech.com.ar

PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 7:17 pm
by DanielPuente
Antonio:

The old ones version (version 15 for example) has multiline too, you only have to use a line height big enough and use +CRLF+ in the field specification.

aBrw:nLineHeight:= 29

From wbrowse.prg:

//38) Las Lineas, Footers y Headers, soportan MULTILINE, que esta dado por
// la separacion CRLF de la cadena respectiva. Se ajusta a centrado vertical,
// salvo que su alto supere el alto de celda, entoces, se ajustarĀ  al borde
// superior de celda.


// The lines, footers and headers supports multiline, using the CRLF separator with the character line. It adjusts centered vertically. If the height of the line is bigger than the cell height then it is adjusted to the top border of the cell.

Regards

PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 9:26 pm
by Antonio Linares
Daniel,

Thanks for the info.

PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 9:32 am
by Otto
Thank you for your answer. As you can see on the jpg I did a multiline with FW. But the problem is:
In multiline all the rows do have the same high if you have a row with only 1 textrow the high is the same as a row has with8 textrows.
You can not have an other font for the different text lines with in a row.



Regards
Otto

PS:
If I remember well you could do all that with #5 grid - but I can't use a component which is not longer supported. Are there plans somewhere to update and remarket #C.
I have had a look into the old examples from 1999 !!!!!! and we had much more possibilities than with the actual browse.