Quote from Ronnie on March 13, 2020, 4:45 pmHi @luishp, How can I download the NeoTable 2.0 source demo as it's not included in the installation build. In your forum, it's stated:
All these tutorials and samples, with the required plugins, are included within your VisualNEO Web installation, so you can test and learn from the original project file with full source code.Maybe it's good to have a download option to allow users to download the source demo, without increasing the installation builds.
Thanks, Ronnie
Hi @luishp, How can I download the NeoTable 2.0 source demo as it's not included in the installation build. In your forum, it's stated:
All these tutorials and samples, with the required plugins, are included within your VisualNEO Web installation, so you can test and learn from the original project file with full source code.
Maybe it's good to have a download option to allow users to download the source demo, without increasing the installation builds.
Thanks, Ronnie

Quote from luishp on March 13, 2020, 6:24 pmHi @ronnie,
Please let me know exactly wich demo are you interested in and I will share the source code right here.
Regards.
Hi @ronnie,
Please let me know exactly wich demo are you interested in and I will share the source code right here.
Regards.

Quote from CDY@44 on March 13, 2020, 6:39 pmHi Ronnie,
Are you talking about the neoTable 2.0 demo ? You will find it in "SamplesApps" / neoPhpSamples / neoTableEditor
regards,
Hi Ronnie,
Are you talking about the neoTable 2.0 demo ? You will find it in "SamplesApps" / neoPhpSamples / neoTableEditor
regards,
Quote from Ronnie on March 14, 2020, 3:37 amHi @CDY@44, thanks.. i found the sample. Are you able to use"admin" for both username and pwd to run the demo?
Hi @CDY@44, thanks.. i found the sample. Are you able to use"admin" for both username and pwd to run the demo?

Quote from luishp on March 14, 2020, 11:24 am@ronnie please try to test first the neoPhpSimplestDataBase.neoapp sample app.
It contains important information about how to deal with the included database samples:1) Compile the App as Web Application (Do NOT empty build folder as it contains the database).
2) Open menu: Tools -> neoPhp Server.
3) Press "Start" with default options.
4) Open your favourite Web Browser.
5) Navigate to "http://localhost"Take a look at config.php using neoPhp Server Edit menu.
You will find there the appropiate SQL and DataBase definitions.Open menu: Tools -> SQLite Browser to open and modify the DataBase.
@ronnie please try to test first the neoPhpSimplestDataBase.neoapp sample app.
It contains important information about how to deal with the included database samples:
1) Compile the App as Web Application (Do NOT empty build folder as it contains the database).
2) Open menu: Tools -> neoPhp Server.
3) Press "Start" with default options.
4) Open your favourite Web Browser.
5) Navigate to "http://localhost"Take a look at config.php using neoPhp Server Edit menu.
You will find there the appropiate SQL and DataBase definitions.Open menu: Tools -> SQLite Browser to open and modify the DataBase.
Quote from Ronnie on March 14, 2020, 3:15 pmHi @luishp, Ok... done the steps you gave. I could run the demo... Will definitely explore the php on server side when there is a need.
For now, as I'm working on a simple family tree project, that requires user to enter personal details and saved to device. I'm tempted to explore using local storage (for now) as a quick and dirty access to the small database.
How's the status of LocalForage?
Hi @luishp, Ok... done the steps you gave. I could run the demo... Will definitely explore the php on server side when there is a need.
For now, as I'm working on a simple family tree project, that requires user to enter personal details and saved to device. I'm tempted to explore using local storage (for now) as a quick and dirty access to the small database.
How's the status of LocalForage?