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Solutions Showcase
Posted: 20 Mar 06 9:43 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Ryan, what is the intended purpose of the Solutions Showcase? How does it differ from the articles area?
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Re: Solutions Showcase
Posted: 20 Mar 06 6:13 PM
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Anyway, not sure if it will really take off or not or if I'll finish the area, guess we'll see.
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Re: Solutions Showcase
Posted: 21 Mar 06 12:25 AM
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1) Using a control in a unique way to achieve desired results
2) Using a control to mimic existing behavior not found
I have one I used that falls under #2: Using a ListView to mimic a multi-select datagrid. I've been using the technique since 6.1 but now that it's not necessary, it's been taking me forever to get an example bundle/article together to showcase how it was done. It's not too difficult when you realize the ListView is a simple wrapper around Delphi's TListView control (which is probably a wrapper around Microsoft's AX Control).
Stuff like that would be great to have a place but not necessarily coupled with a big article explaining all of the details. Conversation is best suited for that anyway since there are a number of hoops one must jump through sometimes that an example or article just can't cover. |
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Re: Solutions Showcase
Posted: 21 Mar 06 9:47 AM
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fiogf49gjkf0d Not really. I do want to add a place for smaller code samples that accomplish some task, but the solutions showcase would be a place that would allow someone to sort of show off something cool they built for SLX - a complete solution. Something that went way outside the box. We're not talking simple Architect customizations here, but something that pushed the limited of what out of the box SLX can do.
The idea was really for a place where people could see (and get ideas from) cool solutions others have built. I think that would be interesting to see. Also to get people thinking that there really *is* a route you can take for complex solutions that doesn't involve Architect  |
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