I want to let you show, what you can do in Servoy!
Even calendaring is possible!
I can't give it for free, because my client has paid for this feature and we have a huge amount of time in it. So, here are some screenshots
In a few weeks, it will be commercialy available.
If you are interested, please mail us.
Servoy Calendar
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Servoy Calendar
by Harjo » Wed Dec 03, 2003 11:16 am
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Can you drag & drop entries from one date to another?
by Tony_Adrian » Wed Dec 03, 2003 1:55 pm
Drag & Drop in this context is of great interest to us.
Tony Adrian RN
Nursing Data Inc.
A Medicare Approved Software Billing Vendor
Database/Document Management for the Health Care Industry
Servoy, Sybase, Lotus Domino/Notes
Tel: (337) 394-8548
Fax: (337) 394-8504
sales@NursingData.com
Nursing Data Inc.
A Medicare Approved Software Billing Vendor
Database/Document Management for the Health Care Industry
Servoy, Sybase, Lotus Domino/Notes
Tel: (337) 394-8548
Fax: (337) 394-8504
sales@NursingData.com
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by Harjo » Fri Jan 09, 2004 9:10 am
nope, simply because Servoy does not support drag & drop in this situation.
I am almost finished, with a neat trick, that almost simulates (more or less) drag and drop. Later on, you can click on a appointment. A little pop-up comes up, where you can change the time and date. If you leave the pop-up the Calendar is instantly updated.
I am almost finished, with a neat trick, that almost simulates (more or less) drag and drop. Later on, you can click on a appointment. A little pop-up comes up, where you can change the time and date. If you leave the pop-up the Calendar is instantly updated.
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by Harjo » Wed Jan 21, 2004 3:14 pm
PLEASE LOOK BELOW FOR A NEW VERSION!
here it is, the first release of what I called: Calendar Tool.
Use it only in Servoy 2.0 rc2 (because this release solves some date-related issues)
Place the calendar.gdb in your database-folder
make in Servoy a standard Firbird-database with the name: Calendar and pointed to: calendar.gdb (BTWthis gdb only works for windows PC!)
You can use an empty database too, but than you have to fill it on your own.
Now import in Servoy: Calendar.servoy
BTW this is protected solution. If you want the unlocked version, so you can implement this in your own solution, for EURO 199,- it is all yours!
Please let me know.
In the 1 Week view, you can click on a appointment en a little popup appears. Here you can instantly change things, like date or times. If you click on the close-button, the calendar is updated.
The Calendar is also multi-user now! You can add as many users as you want. Every user has his own Calendar.
Good luck.
Greeting HJK
here it is, the first release of what I called: Calendar Tool.
Use it only in Servoy 2.0 rc2 (because this release solves some date-related issues)
Place the calendar.gdb in your database-folder
make in Servoy a standard Firbird-database with the name: Calendar and pointed to: calendar.gdb (BTWthis gdb only works for windows PC!)
You can use an empty database too, but than you have to fill it on your own.
Now import in Servoy: Calendar.servoy
BTW this is protected solution. If you want the unlocked version, so you can implement this in your own solution, for EURO 199,- it is all yours!
Please let me know.
In the 1 Week view, you can click on a appointment en a little popup appears. Here you can instantly change things, like date or times. If you click on the close-button, the calendar is updated.
The Calendar is also multi-user now! You can add as many users as you want. Every user has his own Calendar.
Good luck.
Greeting HJK
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) like it?
by pbakker » Fri Feb 06, 2004 10:29 am
Hi Harjo,
I donwloaded it and imported it.
I must say that I had trouble using it. Got various error, reactions of Servoy to actions (press button etc) took very long etc. Maybe something went wrong with the import or something.
Since it is not something I would be using, because I do not have the need for it, I didn't investigate further....
Paul
I donwloaded it and imported it.
I must say that I had trouble using it. Got various error, reactions of Servoy to actions (press button etc) took very long etc. Maybe something went wrong with the import or something.
Since it is not something I would be using, because I do not have the need for it, I didn't investigate further....
Paul
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by Riccardino » Fri Feb 06, 2004 11:01 am
HJK wrote:It is a bit quiet here!
Do you guys (or woman! :lol: ) like it?
does it work properly?
Do you want to see enhancements?
All comments are welcome!
Bye!
I'd love to test it, but it has problems related (I think) to Firebird non-crossplatform format (I work on OSX): so I can't open it...
Do you have the chance to create the database under OSX and release them?
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by Harjo » Fri Feb 06, 2004 11:06 am
You don't have to.
just copy an empty database from empty.gdb to calendar.gdb
and than do the import.
1.)After import, go first to layout: Calendar and create (manually) one record.
2. Goto Layout: Users. Create here one user, with a name!
3. Goto Layout: Appointments. Create here an appointment for that user.
4. Goto Layout: Calendar. to see the appointment in the calendar
Voilah!
BTW: Please try it in a Servoy Client too! This has much less overhead!
just copy an empty database from empty.gdb to calendar.gdb
and than do the import.
1.)After import, go first to layout: Calendar and create (manually) one record.
2. Goto Layout: Users. Create here one user, with a name!
3. Goto Layout: Appointments. Create here an appointment for that user.
4. Goto Layout: Calendar. to see the appointment in the calendar
Voilah!
BTW: Please try it in a Servoy Client too! This has much less overhead!
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Little problem
by tweetie » Sun Feb 08, 2004 8:42 pm
I did all you said:
-created DB
-created DB connection
-imported solution
-created 1 record in calendar
-created 1 user
-created 2 appoitnments
-went to calendar...and I saw nothing
-and it gave an javascripterror in agendaboekingtm:
Exception executing agendaboeking: Cannot convert null to an object.
Further...it looks great....and I probably need 1 to work on OSX and Windows
-created DB
-created DB connection
-imported solution
-created 1 record in calendar
-created 1 user
-created 2 appoitnments
-went to calendar...and I saw nothing
-and it gave an javascripterror in agendaboekingtm:
Exception executing agendaboeking: Cannot convert null to an object.
Further...it looks great....and I probably need 1 to work on OSX and Windows
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by Harjo » Mon Feb 09, 2004 11:21 am
See the latest message in this topic!!
Hello guys. here is a new version of the Calendar Tool.
when I upgraded to RC3, I too ,faced a lot of errorsn when I tried to start it. There was a change in Servoy related to globals and fields with the same name. Now I have fixed that.
Place the calendar.gdb in your database-folder
make in Servoy a standard Firbird-database with the name: Calendar and pointed to: calendar.gdb (BTWthis gdb only works for windows PC!)
You can use an empty database too, but than you have to fill it on your own.
Now import in Servoy: Calendar.servoy
Please let me know what you think.
Hello guys. here is a new version of the Calendar Tool.
when I upgraded to RC3, I too ,faced a lot of errorsn when I tried to start it. There was a change in Servoy related to globals and fields with the same name. Now I have fixed that.
Place the calendar.gdb in your database-folder
make in Servoy a standard Firbird-database with the name: Calendar and pointed to: calendar.gdb (BTWthis gdb only works for windows PC!)
You can use an empty database too, but than you have to fill it on your own.
Now import in Servoy: Calendar.servoy
Please let me know what you think.
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