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Windows and Dialogs - SiteFusion
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How does it work? A running SiteFusion application always has at least one window open. This root window is an object of the class XULWindow and is opened automatically and made available through the Application: $window. Property. To influence the characteristics of this root window, you can set some properties in the Application class definition:. Boolean indicating whether the window should always be under the other windows. Defaults to FALSE. The properties Application: $alwaysLowered. Function that ...
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Trees and XULCustomTree - SiteFusion
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How does it work? Trees are a traditional subject of hurt in webapplications, since they can get very complex and heavy, and a painful influence on performance. Not in XUL though, Mozilla implements a tree. For simple trees, the basic buildup consists of a XULTree. Object containing a XULTreeCols. Object and a XULTreeChildren. Object. The XULTreeCols object contains a XULTreeCol. Object containing a XULTreeRow. The result looks like this:. In a multi-column tree, the structure is slightly more complex:.
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Events - SiteFusion
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How does it work? In SiteFusion, events are the driving force. Events signify anything that happens and might require a reaction. There are two kinds of events: application events. Recall that a node consists of a client part and a server part. Both parts can fire events. When the client part fires an event it is usually the result of a user action, like clicking a button. Events are distinguished by their name. Most events triggered on the client side are standard XUL events. The event message is also a...
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SiteFusion Documentation - SiteFusion
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How does it work? The contents of this package are listed in the left column. This documentation was generated by phpDocumentor v1.4.3. Documentation generated on Mon, 07 Apr 2014 00:50:45 0200 by phpDocumentor 1.4.3. All content is 2009 by FrontDoor Media Group. Is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 License. And is maintained by the SiteFusion.org staff.
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Tutorials - SiteFusion
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How does it work? Note that this section does not nearly cover the whole spectrum of possibilities within SiteFusion yet. We continue to add tutorials over time to cover more advanced topics, but the current base should be able to get both. Novice and experienced programmers. 11 How to set-up a SiteFusion server. The comprehensive installation guide for the SiteFusion daemon. Including some troubleshooting guidelines. 12 Setting up the client. A short guide to the setup of the client. 26 Menus and Popups.
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Trees and XULCustomTree - SiteFusion
http://www.sitefusion.org/21
How does it work? Trees are a traditional subject of hurt in webapplications, since they can get very complex and heavy, and a painful influence on performance. Not in XUL though, Mozilla implements a tree. For simple trees, the basic buildup consists of a XULTree. Object containing a XULTreeCols. Object and a XULTreeChildren. Object. The XULTreeCols object contains a XULTreeCol. Object containing a XULTreeRow. The result looks like this:. In a multi-column tree, the structure is slightly more complex:.
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Standard App Menu - SiteFusion
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How does it work? An automated menubar class that simplifies creating and modifying application menu's. Contributed by Francesco Danti. Features include automatically adding whole nested structures in one method call, adding event handlers on the fly, locating menu's on the left and right sides of the menu bar and modifying menu's and their contents by re-adding substructures under the same name. See the forum thread. And the blogpost on oracoltech.com. Author: Francesco "Abbadon1334" Danti.
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Examples - SiteFusion
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How does it work? This is a charmingly small chat application that demonstrates many concepts, including the use of global events. Start two or more instances to send messages from one instance to the others. The screenshot on the right shows the end result. Demonstration of the XULCustomTree class including the use of editable cells, drag and drop, sorting, checkbox/progressmeter/image cells and sparse tree construction. This sample application demonstrates a few of these features. Full in-application X...
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Features - SiteFusion
http://www.sitefusion.org/features
How does it work? OS-native look and feel. Writing applications in pure object-oriented PHP. No traditional browser security restrictions: access the client filesystem and run programs. API that offers the full set of possibilities that XUL and PHP entail. Aimed at quick, efficient programming by minimizing the amount of code needed. Client connecting through a regular webserver, no additional configuration required. Thin, update-free, fully brandable and customizable XUL client. And last but not least: ...
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Download - SiteFusion
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How does it work? For direct source access use our GitHub repositories:. SiteFusion Server version 6.4.2. Targz, 175.58 kB). SiteFusionClient Windows version 3.0.2. Exe, 41.31 MB). SiteFusionClient MacOS X version 3.0.2. Dmg, 64.32 MB). SiteFusionClient Linux version 3.0.2 (x86). 7z, 35.98 MB). SiteFusionClient Linux version 3.0.2 (x64). 7z, 35.31 MB). SiteFusionClient BuildKit version 3.0.2. Targz, 1.45 MB). Client SiteFusion.org branding. SiteFusion.org Branding version 2.0.0. Xpi, 536 kB). SiteFusionC...
