Posted by gabriele on 03/26/07 16:26

pittendrigh ha scritto:

> How is the XML generated? Do you have a drag-and-drop editor
> of somekind? In other words, can you click form-element icons
> and then drag them down onto a blank screen, press then press
> a buttom to generate the XML?
>

At the bottom of my previous post you can read some simple steps to
access the editor.

Note : the framework is created to be fully compatible with Firefox and
Internet Explorer, but the editor, for programming convenience (the
built-in DOM inspector of FF is a great tool for programming javascript
object model) is compatible only with FireFox.

You can also go to my blog to understand a little more, but only italian
version is available.

Go to http://soundcafe.dyndns.org/Gabriele/blog/

This editor is inspired from VisualBasic.

The framework is born to create web applications like local applications
with simplicity, it include many functions for now only partially
implemented :

- Internationalization
- themed webgets
- easy effects implementation
-globally managed security :
Users can own homes with personalized settings and
data(language,theme...).
Conditional access to the forms and reports is centrally managed with
only one xml file.
- Internal structure is organized to join third parties contributions
easily. New libraries can be made and plugged in following the rules of
the framework.
- Multiple type of data sources with the 'base-libraries' : All data
sources supported by PHP plus tables based on cvs and xml data structures.

And more...

the editor is accessible from this site :

By clicking one file in the tree at the left side the editor will be opened.

You can modify only files called 'editable'.

Drag and drop in the dotted area some labeled icons in the top left frame.

Click one webget dropped over the grid and look the property area in the
bottom left of the page. The content changes according to the selected
webget in the dotted area.

Try to place some webgets and go to the top bar.

Click 'Salva' button and then 'Anteprima' button.

Bye

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