Changes:
[fix]-developer plugins init race-condition
[fix]-font kerning workaround for Java 5 bug
[fix]-prevent blob sorting by end user
[fix]-prevent developer plugins to be shipped to client
[fix]-web client does not break when media field is used
[fix]-delete of not yet stored record some times failed
[fix]-toolbar setToolBarVisible via plugin failed
[enh]-better databaseManager.switchServer sample code
[enh]-support for getNameAt/getFormNameAt/getTitleAt on tabpanel
[enh]-printing keeps JavaScript changes now
[enh]-application.setNumpadEnterAsFocusNextEnabled(…)
[enh]-batch processors can now be deleted
[enh]-utils.getUnicodeCharacter(…)
[enh]-visibility JS support on all web client form components
I left Servoy 3.0 alfa11 running over the weekend and found that log files were added to the Servoy\server\logs folder for each day. It looks like new lines were added to the files about every 5 seconds. The log text files are about 9MB in size per day. Is that normal?
We have to tune the logging…its logging to much currently, we also will make the logging start over when the logging file is like 25Mb, so it will never fill your disk.
How can I modify a web page created by Servoy Web Client and place it back so that the modified version will be used instead of the original version? I have no experience with WebDav.
I tried using a Windows web folder. That allowed me to copy a web page locally and change it. However, the only way I can place it back is to first rename the form within my Servoy Web Client solution. I just want to alter the web page so that it will be centered at any screen resolution.
if you have a windows web folder to http://server:port/servoy-webclient/templates/ you can just open a html file from the web folder with your html editor and save the file when you are done.
When deleting the file it will be regenerated again by the system.
About centering the entire web-client: I think this will be hard todo because we use absolute positioning to display a form as page
Jan Blok:
if you have a windows web folder to http://server:port/servoy-webclient/templates/ you can just open a html file from the web folder with your html editor and save the file when you are done.
Using Notepad or Wordpad I was not able to open, alter and save the file to the same name while the web server was running. However, I was able save the html and css files under different names and then from the host computer open the: