For example formatting at cell level is available in AreaList Pro v10
(ALP_Cell_Format property).
This way you don’t have to convert your numeric arrays to text.
See
http://alp.docs.e-node.net/doku.php?id=arealist_pro_v10_new_features&s%5B%5D=alp&s%5B%5D=cell&s%5B%5D=format#column_features
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I agree 100%.
You will have to start with arrays or a selection anyway, so why complicate
the solution.
I can do everything in your screenshot suggests (plus more interface
goodies) in 1 or 2 days work maximum, promised.
I will develop a proof of concept and send it to you on Monday, Is 1 hour
of
Re: Why would you want to do that?
IMHO you don’t really need a web area for this need.
Your description perfectly fits listbox arrays for basic features, or AreaList
Pro if you want a more advanced tool, yet easier to use.
It all depends on the granularity that you wish, and if you need any of
Hi Bob,
I have to agree with John - I don't see anything that precludes using a
listbox. And I say this as a guy who really likes using web areas.
Just make all the listbox arrays text. (This is essentially what you would
be doing using javascript anyway.) You can handle converting to and from
oth
Bob,
I did not see anything in your image or description that could not easily be
done with a listbox. Native HTML tables don't have any enterability features,
so you'll have to pick a Javascript library to do that. Any library that can
edit tables is going to have a fairly high learning curve.
Hi Everyone,
I have a task that might be a good application for a 4D web area. This
would be my first use of this feature; normally I'd use Arealist or a
Listbox to do this, but in this case the number of variables is high
enough that a new approach might be warranted.
The problem: we have a
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