Highlight: Embedded PDF Viewer in Detail View (DV)
Description Integrated PDF viewer based on pdf.js which automatically loads and displays the uploaded pdf file. Showcase Screen Recording Details Components https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/
Highlight: Office-look-alike Navbar
Showcase Description Customized Bootstrap 3 stylesheet that mimics the look of office applications. Note that all changes have been coded without touching generated files. This means after re-generation of the app there are no template changes required. All has been done using Javascript/JQuery and CSS Details
Highlight: Table View with Open Street Map (OSM)
Showcase: Using Leaflet for interactive maps in AppGini application
Preview: (Auto-) Hiding table columns in children tabs of DV
In this preview of the next version of AppGini Helper Javascript Library I show the new function “autoHide” for columns of children tabs. Please note that the functions shown here will be available by the end of 2020, probably The problem with too many columns As you may already know a master record may have detail records in a different table. AppGini can generate tabs for each detail table and will show the tabs below the master record’s data. You can see there may be many columns in the children tab table. There are a few CSS tricks to hide …
How to: Redirect to requested page after login
Sometimes, in our AppGini applications we’d like to share data with co-workers or other users by sending a link via email, for example. Unfortunately, this does not work as expected, by default. I am going to show a very simple, solution, based on our AppGini Helper Javascript Library. AppGini default behaviour By default, if we are not logged in already, AppGini redirects us to the login-page first, then to the homepage (index.php) after login. This means the user will not see the requested page unless he/she clicks the link again (or copies the url into the browser’s address bar). AppGini …
AppGini Helper PACK: New Version 1.2
New version with custom blacklist option and another option for copying required files without compressing. Compress vs. Copy When “Compress” is checked, this is the already known zip-compression: Necessary files will be compressed and stored as zip-file in a subdirectory of .release. If you unckeck “compress”, the required files will just be copied “as is” into a new subdirectory of .release. This option can be helpful for FTP upload of project files. Blacklist Now you can add custom folders and search-patterns. Folders/Files matching the blacklist will be excluded. Version 1.2 is available for download now.
BUG: display of dropdowns/lookups in tabs
There is a display bug for the add-/view- buttons next to dropdowns when applying field.dropdown().fix() on fields placed in tabs. The reason is that select2 dropdown container returns height = 0 in certain scenarios when applying the fix. Additionally there is an inheited css style for overflow-x which may hide the add-/view- buttons in certain sizing-scenarios. This bug will be fixed in next version which will be released probably in July 2020. We are sorry for any inconvenience! Refers to:
Formatting numbers in SQL, PHP, JS
As a web developer, some tasks keep coming up. And every time you look for the solution in the online documentation. This includes converting numbers into different formats. On this page we summarize the elementary number conversions for SQL, PHP and Javascript How to read this page If your have an INPUT like “1234.999” and you’d like to convert in into an OUTPUT like “1.235,00” using language SQL or PHP or Javascript your can use the code shown here as a starting point. Standard number conversion Input 1234.999 MySQL/MariaDB PHP Javascript Output 1,234.999 Attention: Rounding Input 1234.999 MySQL/MariaDB PHP Javascript …
AppGini Helper PACK: New Version 1.1
There is a new version of our single-click packager for AppGini projects. Download here and check it out. If you don’t already have a license, have a look at the product page here. There is a new Simulation mode which generates a list of packed files instead of creating a new package. So you can check what will be inside before.