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cod...@outlook.com

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Jan 22, 2024, 10:25:19 AM1/22/24
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Screen design.

I understand that Tweb uses Bootstrap and its grid with 12 columns. Length of each field I can partially control using GRID n command. Sometimes I need to limit max characters user can enter in field. Is there are some Tweb command that can define it, or I must control it in PRG ? In other words, can I put some limitations and verifications in FORM construct ? .  

Thank you.

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Simo.


Juan Castillo Arteaga

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Jan 22, 2024, 1:54:00 PM1/22/24
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Buenas tardes, te recomiendo este grupo :

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Charly 9000

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Jan 23, 2024, 3:12:47 AM1/23/24
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Simo,

Yes, the idea is to offer xbase-style programming by commands. These commands create "control" at a basic, functional level. In these commands there are two basic sub-commands: PROP and STYLE. Here you can specify standard language if necessary.

In your case this could be done GET ID 'myget' LABEL "I'm a get" VALUE 'I am an input/get' PROP 'maxlength="20"' GRID 12 OF o

where maxlength is a typical HTML property.

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C.

cod...@outlook.com

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Jan 23, 2024, 3:28:13 AM1/23/24
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Hi
Thank you to Juan and Charly !

I have started to make small app using UT. First I will use DBF, then I will try to migrate to MySql or some other Sql database. 
For now it looks very promising. I know there are many possibilities in UT I do not know at this time, but I am willing and happy to learn as much as I can. 
I will register to proposed group. 

Regards,
Simo.

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