Example 2: rotating controls – PB Docs 80
Example 2: rotating controls The following DataWindow object shows column headers rotated 45 degrees. To rotate each of these three text controls, you would select Properties from the popup menu for each control and make an entry by clicking the button next to the Escapement property on the Font property page. Specifying rotation To specify…
Using inherited scripts – PB Docs 80
Using inherited scripts In the hierarchy formed by ancestors and descendants, each descendant inherits its event scripts from its immediate ancestor. If an inherited event does not have a script, you can write a script for the event in the descendant. If the inherited event does have a script, the ancestor script will execute in…
About nested reports – PB Docs 80
About nested reports A nested report is a report in another report. There are two ways to create reports that have nested reports: Create a composite report using the Composite presentation style Place a nested report in another report About creating a composite report You can choose the Composite presentation style to create a new…
About DataWindow objects – PB Docs 80
About DataWindow objects A DataWindow object is an object that you use to retrieve, present, and manipulate data from a relational database or other data source (such as an Excel worksheet or dBASE file). DataWindow objects have knowledge about the data they are retrieving. You can specify display formats, presentation styles, and other data properties…
Using the Sybase Web DataWindow DTC – PB Docs 80
Using the Sybase Web DataWindow DTC The Web DataWindow DTC (design-time control) lets you add database-driven content to your Web applications. Brief history of the DataWindow DTC The Sybase Web DataWindow DTC was previously called the HTML DataWindow DTC, which replaced the original DataWindow DTC. The original DataWindow DTC is not provided and should not…
Building Web targets – PB Docs 80
Building Web targets The build phase for a Web target: Provides link verification Moves the files to a Build folder under the target folder to make the files available for deployment You can build an entire target, or just one file. Building a file lets you quickly make sure that links from the file work….
Chapter 7 Working with Application Servers and Transaction Servers – PB Docs 80
Chapter 7 Working with Application Servers and Transaction Servers About this chapter This chapter describes how to create dynamic Web content by working with pages in a Web delivery environment that contains an application server and/or a transaction server. Contents Topic Integrating with application servers Working with server scripts About the Web Target object model…
Enabling debugging for your deployment configuration – PB Docs 80
Enabling debugging for your deployment configuration Before you can debug a project, you need to create a deployment configuration for a PowerDynamo application server. You then select this deployment configuration as your debugging configuration and specify the starting page for your Web site. For more information, see “Adding deployment and debugging configurations “. If you…
Components – PB Docs 80
Components The Components page of the System Tree lists the components that are installed on your PC. There are several categories: ActiveX Controls The registered components are self-categorizing. The categories you see depend on what is installed on your system. The categories of greatest interest are: Web design-time control (DTC) Controls that are safely scriptable…
Chapter 6 Managing Window Instances – PB Docs 80
Chapter 6 Managing Window Instances About this chapter This chapter describes how to manage several instances of the same window. Contents Topic About window instances Declaring instances of windows Using window arrays Referencing entities in descendants Document get from Powerbuilder help Thank you for watching.