(web) database application design tool

[cosmic fool]

anybody know of any good ones?
(besides dotnet and ultradev)
i have decided to build my own.
all i am using is javascript, html and the dom.
all properties are stored in the document
(there are no external files, just the web page itself)
it's kind of cool, all i have to do is dblclick to go into design mode.
make changes, save, and when i refresh i'm back into run mode.
it's actually very similar to the way access works.
i even have subforms, these are just iframes.
a properties window, taborder, recordsource, controlsource,
snaptogrid, multiselect drag and drop, field alignment,
several types of comboboxes, duplicate fields,
import fields from table, generic save, new and delete routines,
and all the normal tags and properties, styles, etc.
and it works in ie, navigator and mozilla, with any database.
it is possible to do.
every positionable tag has to be surrounded by a div.
in design mode, i can change the properties of a tag,
or alt-click to change the properites of the div that contains it.
i'm using the northwind database to test it,
i tried to post a screen shot but attachments won't go thru

[Randy Webb]

cosmic fool wrote:

anybody know of any good ones?
Any good what?
(besides dotnet and ultradev)
i have decided to build my own.
Build your own what?
all i am using is javascript, html and the dom.
all properties are stored in the document
(there are no external files, just the web page itself)
Thats nice because any file you try to use outside my browser is off
limites to you.
it's kind of cool, all i have to do is dblclick to go into design mode.
Double click what?
make changes, save, and when i refresh i'm back into run mode.
it's actually very similar to the way access works.
i even have subforms, these are just iframes.
a properties window, taborder, recordsource, controlsource,
snaptogrid, multiselect drag and drop, field alignment,
several types of comboboxes, duplicate fields,
import fields from table, generic save, new and delete routines,
and all the normal tags and properties, styles, etc.
and it works in ie, navigator and mozilla, with any database.
it is possible to do.
every positionable tag has to be surrounded by a div.
in design mode, i can change the properties of a tag,
or alt-click to change the properites of the div that contains it.
i'm using the northwind database to test it,
i tried to post a screen shot but attachments won't go thru

GOOD! If I wanted attachments, I will subscribe to a binary group.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

[cosmic fool]

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

anybody know of any good ones?

Any good what?

(besides dotnet and ultradev)
i have decided to build my own.

Build your own what?

all i am using is javascript, html and the dom.
all properties are stored in the document
(there are no external files, just the web page itself)

Thats nice because any file you try to use outside my browser is off
limites to you.

it's kind of cool, all i have to do is dblclick to go into design mode.

Double click what?

make changes, save, and when i refresh i'm back into run mode.
it's actually very similar to the way access works.
i even have subforms, these are just iframes.
a properties window, taborder, recordsource, controlsource,
snaptogrid, multiselect drag and drop, field alignment,
several types of comboboxes, duplicate fields,
import fields from table, generic save, new and delete routines,
and all the normal tags and properties, styles, etc.
and it works in ie, navigator and mozilla, with any database.
it is possible to do.
every positionable tag has to be surrounded by a div.
in design mode, i can change the properties of a tag,
or alt-click to change the properites of the div that contains it.
i'm using the northwind database to test it,
i tried to post a screen shot but attachments won't go thru

GOOD! If I wanted attachments, I will subscribe to a binary group.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

read the subject dummy

[Lee]

cosmic fool said:

comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

read the subject dummy

Read the FAQ, dummy.

Never assume that people have, or even can, read the subject.
Some newsreaders don't show the subject while you're reading
the message. Since you're in the position of asking people
to give you information, it's your responsibility to post in
a manner that everybody can read.

[Randy Webb]

cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

<--snip-->

read the subject dummy

You are assuming that I can even see the subject. But that's nice
language coming from someone who wants an answer (possibly from the
person you called stupid). Learn to read FAQ's, learn to post, and come
back.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

[cosmic fool]

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cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

<--snip-->

read the subject dummy

You are assuming that I can even see the subject. But that's nice
language coming from someone who wants an answer (possibly from the
person you called stupid). Learn to read FAQ's, learn to post, and come
back.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

get a newsreader

[Randy Webb]

cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

<--snip-->

read the subject dummy

You are assuming that I can even see the subject. But that's nice
language coming from someone who wants an answer (possibly from the
person you called stupid). Learn to read FAQ's, learn to post, and come
back.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

get a newsreader

Thanks but I already have one. It is, perhaps, you who should get a
resource that can teach you to read and comprehend.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

[cosmic fool]

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cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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cosmic fool wrote:

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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>cosmic fool wrote:

<--snip-->

read the subject dummy

You are assuming that I can even see the subject. But that's nice
language coming from someone who wants an answer (possibly from the
person you called stupid). Learn to read FAQ's, learn to post, and come
back.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

get a newsreader

Thanks but I already have one. It is, perhaps, you who should get a
resource that can teach you to read and comprehend.

--
Randy
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly

it's you who can't read the subject
i'm fine.

[Lee]

cosmic fool said:

get a newsreader

You're the one asking for help. It's your responsibility
to adapt to the fact that the person who is best able to
help you may happen to choose to use a newsreader without
the features you expect.

[cosmic fool]

"Lee" <RE**************@cox.net> wrote in message
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cosmic fool said:

get a newsreader

You're the one asking for help. It's your responsibility
to adapt to the fact that the person who is best able to
help you may happen to choose to use a newsreader without
the features you expect.

let's not worry about it ok?

[Tony]

"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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get a newsreader

Thanks but I already have one. It is, perhaps, you who should get a
resource that can teach you to read and comprehend.

Please do not feed the Troll

[cosmic fool]

"Tony" <so*****@somewhere.not> wrote in message
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"Randy Webb" <Hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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get a newsreader

Thanks but I already have one. It is, perhaps, you who should get a
resource that can teach you to read and comprehend.

Please do not feed the Troll

thank you

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

cosmic fool wrote:

[...]
it's you who can't read the subject
i'm fine.

"One driver's on the wrong side??ß Thousands!"
PointedEars, amused