If this helps someone, here’s my code for creating the array of objects,
summarized. This gives the same output for Datatables, but is from arrays (the
last section builds the array of objects):
ARRAY LONGINT($aItemNum;0)
DISTINCT VALUES([Sale_Items]Item_Num;$aItemNum) //get items nums
$Categor
I agree ive been looking for some sort of JS editor that can check syntax. My
eyesight simply isnt good enough for all these commas and dots.
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p simplify my web development.
Others on this list are probably already aware of datatable and bootstrap
but for anyone who isn't I wanted to pass on my appreciation as well for
these resources.
Thanks again for the tip...
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For a javascript novice like me, all those weird comma, parenthesis and curly
brackets gets confusing immediately!
Yes. I have a tough time finding a decent editor too. Having done most of my
programing in 4D, I realized I’m spoiled with auto formatting and coloring. Yes
I know js is flexible w
On Fri, Jun 23, 2017 at 12:08 PM, Sannyasin Siddhanathaswami via 4D_Tech <
4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> Since it’s in the air, I figured I’d share a couple tips I’ve discovered
> in the past few days. I’m not a Javascript programmer...
>
Great stuff, thanks for sharing! DataTables i
Aloha,
Since it’s in the air, I figured I’d share a couple tips I’ve discovered in the
past few days. I’m not a Javascript programmer...
I think David Adams has done a post on this too.
For creating a DataTable (www.datatables.net), first create the data from 4D in
a test method:
C_OBJECT($te
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