library
Quote from Phil78 on April 2, 2022, 11:56 amGood morning,
Inside app properties there is a library tab. Which kind of files can be added and how use them ?
For example to avoid copying between 2 applications the dialog box and the code associated for install PWA, is possible to create this app and include it via library in another app or is there another solution ?
Good morning,
Inside app properties there is a library tab. Which kind of files can be added and how use them ?
For example to avoid copying between 2 applications the dialog box and the code associated for install PWA, is possible to create this app and include it via library in another app or is there another solution ?
Quote from luishp on April 2, 2022, 2:04 pmInside app properties there is a library tab. Which kind of files can be added and how use them ?
Any kind of file. They will be just added to your compilation folder. You can use them for whatever you need. For example a .sqlite database, an Excel file or a .php script...
For example to avoid copying between 2 applications the dialog box and the code associated for install PWA, is possible to create this app and include it via library in another app or is there another solution ?
No. But you can edit the .neoapp file directly using "Tools > Source File Editor" and copy/paste whatever you need from one document to another keeping the original structure, or start with a custom template. You can also use "Tools > Web Component Manager" to save and load your own customized objects.
Regards.
Inside app properties there is a library tab. Which kind of files can be added and how use them ?
Any kind of file. They will be just added to your compilation folder. You can use them for whatever you need. For example a .sqlite database, an Excel file or a .php script...
For example to avoid copying between 2 applications the dialog box and the code associated for install PWA, is possible to create this app and include it via library in another app or is there another solution ?
No. But you can edit the .neoapp file directly using "Tools > Source File Editor" and copy/paste whatever you need from one document to another keeping the original structure, or start with a custom template. You can also use "Tools > Web Component Manager" to save and load your own customized objects.
Regards.