HTML Template import into Visual Neo Web
Quote from webmaster on November 9, 2024, 12:13 amHi folks,
I'm still new here. I have a question. I have a template from Sitejet and would like to import it into Visual Neo Web. How do I do that? In general. How do I also import an HTML template?Regards
Armin
Hi folks,
I'm still new here. I have a question. I have a template from Sitejet and would like to import it into Visual Neo Web. How do I do that? In general. How do I also import an HTML template?
Regards
Armin
Quote from luishp on November 9, 2024, 12:24 pmHi @webmaster and welcome to the forum. Please note that VisualNEO Web is not an HTML editor but an App Builder.
Althougt you can use HTML code within VisualNEO Web objects, you can't load a standard HTML template into VisualNEO Web.
Sorry.
Hi @webmaster and welcome to the forum. Please note that VisualNEO Web is not an HTML editor but an App Builder.
Althougt you can use HTML code within VisualNEO Web objects, you can't load a standard HTML template into VisualNEO Web.
Sorry.
Quote from webmaster on November 9, 2024, 1:28 pmok, I see. Can I write HTML code in each object or only in the container? one more question...can I connect VisualNeoWeb with ODBC or which databases can I connect with it? Thanks.
ok, I see. Can I write HTML code in each object or only in the container? one more question...can I connect VisualNeoWeb with ODBC or which databases can I connect with it? Thanks.
Quote from luishp on November 10, 2024, 10:03 am@webmaster some more objects can be filled with HTML content (those that accept content).
Regarding databases, please teake a look at neoPhp Plugin samples and documentation. It currently supports SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server and some more options.
Here is an video tutorial introduction to databases:
How to Code a Database App - PART 1: Getting the data into our appRegards.
@webmaster some more objects can be filled with HTML content (those that accept content).
Regarding databases, please teake a look at neoPhp Plugin samples and documentation. It currently supports SQLite, MySQL, SQL Server and some more options.
Here is an video tutorial introduction to databases:
How to Code a Database App - PART 1: Getting the data into our app
Regards.