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Getting Started with Dynamic Web Objects in DataFlex

Strengthen application security, enhance users’ experience easily & automatically  With the introduction of Dynamic Web Objects to DataFlex, developers are easily able to apply the power of dynamic objects to their web applications.  Examples of when to use Dynamic Web Objects include creating: unique application user...

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By Brienne Casanave

Synergy 2017 may have been hosted in North America, but it was attended by a global audience from six of the world’s seven continents and eleven different countries; truly a Data Access Worldwide gathering! The conference’s...

By Harm Wibier

Today, applications can be viewed on any number of devices using any number of browsers. This is forcing technologies to be more fluid, and to be able to accommodate nearly any screen size. The need for icon images to be...

By Bob Cergol

When it comes to business intelligence, formatting is about more than just aesthetics. Color, font, size, positioning, rules, and other visual devices can all convey additional information beyond what is already represented...

By Doug Goldner

One of the most important parts of any application is the output of various reports/documents - for example, invoices, customer statements, shipping manifests, etc. Many developers produce high quality output by using pre-printed...

By Harm Wibier

In this third blog about Styling DataFlex Web Applications, I’ll discuss how styling and designing DataFlex Web Framework applications is different than doing the same for plain HTML & JavaScript applications....