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    #61
    Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

    Originally posted by mvaughn View Post
    Hey Stephen.
    Login screen looks sharp.
    I would recommend matching your fonts to your banner header for symmetry.
    Thanks Michael, never even thought about that. Well, I'm definitely more of a science geek and not so much an artist
    I think the header font is Arial, so that's what I changed it to for now. I'll confirm for sure when I'm back at work next week.

    Login.jpg ChangePass.jpg

    Thanks for the feedback.
    Stephen
    Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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      #62
      Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

      Included a couple of screen shots

      Input form.png

      Pagination.png



      Here is the JavaScript that build the pagination

      //left
      //alert("pagination");
      var detailView = {};
      var grid = {};
      //populate the 'system' fields manually
      {grid.object}._getGridVariables(grid,detailView);
      var rn = grid.pagesInGrid;
      var cp = grid.pageNumber;
      var rec = grid.recordsInGrid;
      //alert(" Pagination alert page " + cp);
      var cl = 'class="';
      var aclose = '"';
      var v1 = '';
      var ist = "<ul class='pagination pull-right'>";
      var lst = "</ul>";
      var one = '<li ';
      var two = '<a ';
      var three = 'href="#" onclick="GRID1_GridObj.pageNavigate';

      var five = "('";
      var n1 = '1';
      var six = "'); return";
      var seven = ' false;"';

      var eight ='>';
      //n1
      var nine = "</a></li>";

      var Bdora = "" ; // begin
      if(cp == 1) {

      var Bdora = cl + "disabled" + aclose ;

      }

      var Edora = ""; // End

      if (cp == rn) {
      var Edora = cl + "disabled" + aclose;
      }

      var begin = ist + one + Bdora + ">" + two + three + five + "prev" + six + seven + eight + "Previous" + nine;

      var end = one + Edora + ">" + two + three + five + "next" + six + seven + eight + "Next" + nine + lst;
      //alert(begin);
      //alert(end);
      var txt;
      // loop
      var text = begin;
      var i;
      //set rowNumber to max of 5
      if(rn > 5){rn = 5};



      for (i = 1; i < rn + 1; i++) {

      if(i == cp ){
      txt = one + cl + "active" +aclose + ">" + two + eight + i + nine;
      }
      else{
      txt = one + v1 + ">" + two + three + five + i + six + seven + eight + i + nine;
      }
      text += txt ;
      }
      text += end ;

      //alert(text);

      document.getElementById("pagination").innerHTML = text;

      I guess there are better ways to do this but I am a newbie.

      Michael

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        #63
        Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

        Form_Page.png

        Sorry posted the old page.

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          #64
          Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

          Here's one we're putting out for Beta while I work on the Paypal subscription. footballengineer.com Use my email address to sign in which is my username at gmail. the password is password. the player rating is the only input screen and in it you can place a rating of your assessment of the players performance, The rest of the pages will show you a wealth of info calculated from your ratings. it will show overall team strengths broken down by offense defense and the individual strengths of the teams like cornerbacks, safeties, etc. It will also compute the betting line and compare it to the casino line mined in real time from the casino site. have fun. You may create a user account if you want to and when the Paypal is done we'll give you an opportunity to subscribe.

          I'd love your feedback on the project, It's been the most complex program I've ever developed.

          lee

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            #65
            Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

            Lee, looks great! I really like the clean, uncluttered look of the site. Nice work.
            Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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              #66
              Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

              Ditto Kiddo - Your theme is perfectly tuned to your audience.
              Rapid Development, Training, Support
              http://data2web.network
              903-740-2549

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                #67
                Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                Lee,
                Looks sharp. Tried it on ipad, the page doesn't resize properly since the login/logout to the right is cropped. Also, since you used a grid, this didn't scale as well.
                How did you achieve the splitter's?

                http://screencast.com/t/ebkPWWP17TOP
                Regards,

                Kotin Karwak
                Developer Edition
                Version 12.3 Build 2684
                System Addins: Build 4438
                Build machine Windows Vista
                Skype: mateso08

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                  #68
                  Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                  1. My internal office Helpdesk system ( my first project )
                  qq3.png
                  qq4.png

                  2. Online KPI & Performance Review Form
                  qq1.JPG

                  3. Manufacturing Resources Planning System
                  qq2.png

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                    #69
                    Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                    Looks a good start ferry

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                      #70
                      Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                      Originally posted by Michael1954 View Post
                      Looks a good start ferry
                      Thank you michael

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                        #71
                        Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                        New Login screen and logo design...
                        https://www.nwcopro.com

                        Alpha makes it so simple to customize the standard login component!
                        NWCOPRO: Nuisance Wildlife Control Software My Application: http://www.nwcopro.com "Without forgetting, we would have no memory at all...now what was I saying?"

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                          #72
                          Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                          Nicely done, Charles. I like your new login page better. Your eagle is wicked good! You'll have to share how you did that. However, you left your login font at Times New Roman, whereas the rest is using Arial, I think. Anyone who uses Times New Roman is telling the world that you just don't care. Never use Times New Roman for anything.
                          Rapid Development, Training, Support
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                            #73
                            Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                            Thanks Michael,
                            the Eagle is easily customized because I made it in Photoshop using layers. I started with a solid silhouette of an Eagle I found on Pixabay (a real royalty free place to work from!) then made a mask with the reverse outline being the mask. In Photoshop it is called a clipping mask. This allows me to put any image basically under the outline, when I changed the background of the page to a black background I knew I had a cool look with that one.

                            I made several others and you can see some of them on my Facebook page at
                            https://www.facebook.com/nwcopro
                            in the photos area. I plan on making some holiday themed ones for variety. I remember a post awhile back how we should try to make our apps more like video games instead of BORING database apps! so I am trying to be as creative as possible in the way it looks, that's another reason to go with the tablet optimized forms - at least for me. Thanks again for the compliment!

                            I have an animation that occurs in my app when you save a record of a squirrel hiding an acorn, that is just the start! I really want some subtle stuff occurring on the page like maybe a snake slithers by or I don't know a raccoon wanders across the screen - but all that will depend on filesize and if your on a desktop or a mobile device. Either way I do plan on being super creative with it in terms of layout and visual cues.

                            Cheers!
                            NWCOPRO: Nuisance Wildlife Control Software My Application: http://www.nwcopro.com "Without forgetting, we would have no memory at all...now what was I saying?"

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                              #74
                              Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                              I remember doing animations like that in VB6 years ago. It was fun doing it and seeing the result. Remember the Win95 folder to folder save animation? That bored me to tears, so I made my own. All it is, is just a form with a timer. Timer fires, change the Left coordinate of your graphic (get Left value, add 10 and watch it move). I'll have to see I can get the left and top properties of a graphic in Alpha. Alternately, I imagine playing a short video in a popup modal form. That might actually be easier to do. There are plenty of freeware video editing proggies out there and free videos are yours for the taking. The only problem I can see with this is knowing when the save completes so the form can be unloaded. I suppose it can be done in xbasic. I'll look into this and see what I come up with. Sounds like fun again.
                              Rapid Development, Training, Support
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                                #75
                                Re: Fun Topic: Show off your work!

                                Meyers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator Assessment (free)
                                Want to know what your personality type is just for kicks?
                                I thought it would be fun to create the MBPTI in Alpha.
                                I used session variables to keep a running score between pages and then did the math at the end.
                                Have fun, it's very accurate!

                                http://data2web.network
                                Rapid Development, Training, Support
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