Re: Date / Date Time Picker Class

I posted a calendar control in FoxWikis http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~CalendarControl~SoftwareEng On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 5:37 AM, Chris Davis wrote: > > > Get Outlook for iOS > > From: Chris Davis > Sent:

RE: Date / Date Time Picker Class

I use the dtperiod container class. Jun tends to use object properties as opposed to control values. dtFrom.Value and dtTo.Value are what I get or set for dtPeriod. +1 to Woody's comment. There are a lot of really cool things in the ssUltimate classes and the cost to subscribe is nominal. --

RE: Date / Date Time Picker Class

I have just had a play around with the DTPicker VFP example which is good but when I try and use that on my own form it reports that value is readonly Basically I need to set this control to an empty date when adding a new record or set it to a date from an existing record in a table as it

Re: [NF] Reporting in Python (Django)

I've checked it out, I can see your point, it's a beautiful tool, but too many dependencies and a long product chain. For simple database reports (that would be 98% of the time) I'll work with xlsxwriter and PollyReports which is close to the fox style but stays within python and keeps the

Re: [NF] Reporting in Python (Django)

Happy Happy Joy Joy they say. Needing 3 server environments to dev, test as well as prod because one upgrade or update can screw things up. Been there and done that. On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 10:15 AM, Alan Bourke wrote: > I've used JasperStudio alongside Servoy (which

Re: [NF] Reporting in Python (Django)

I've used JasperStudio alongside Servoy (which is essentially a Java/Apache stack) to do this and it was the path of least resistance. Once it was up and going it has worked fine creating complicated invoice PDF files on demand from a database. But as is the way with development nowadays it's

Re: [NF] I liked this...

Andy - very interesting indeed. The whole webpage write-up about the book seems like a bit of a spoiler. But, then at one point they stop relaying the story - so that they didn't relay any spoilers. The writer, Carlos Bueno - his name sounds REALLY Familiar. Anyway - sounds like a cool book.

Re: [NF] Reporting in Python (Django)

Thanks Ricardo, On 08/03/2018 01:39, Ricardo Araoz wrote: You could also check "relatorio" and "pod" if you are willing to work with open office. Gaetan's Appy Framework does exactly that. It works with odt documents. For simple reporting, it is ok. But for complex reports(which is easy in