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Where?

What?

What version of Xbase++ are you using?

My touch screen monitor (Windows 10) selects rows and also toggles the checkbox just fine with your CheckBrow sample.

I have a problem reading the site into a text variable without opening the browser.

You can do this with LoadFromURL().

What services do you use to send text messages from within an application? We tried several services over the years. I recall using EZTEXTING, but that was never pursued because they would only send out texts occasionally. We also used text by email, but that turned out to be a boondoggle because y...

I had to go thru all the same frustrations as you when working with CXP, but somehow I was a believer in the idea so I persevered. I went even further, and created my own CXP server in Xbase++, thereby eliminating the need for IIS or Apache. You will find that in \exp20\samples\web20\cxphttpserver.p...

I have tried several text message services and haven't had any problems.
Why would you want to set the content-type to text/html anyway, when text messages are only plain text?

Make sure that the below code creates a proper printer object:

oTalaoPrinter := XbpPrinter():New():Create( Alltrim(Porta_Printer_Win),, )

Use the eXpress++ command WTF to view the object.

WTF oTalaoPrinter

Regardless of how you do it, you still must use the original pointer to the DCGET record object if you want DC_GetRefresh() to refresh the data.

Otherwise, you will need to pass down a pointer to the DCGET object itself and use oGet:_assign(oNewRecordObject).

QQOut() is the function that is called when using the ?? <list> command in the source code.

It appears that your SET PRINTER command failed to establish the proper context for the output.

Wolfgang - Do not create a new record object every time you move the TP record pointer. Instead, simply use DC_DbScatter() to load the new data into the existing record object. This is due to the fact that your DCGET objects are bound to the original record object. ;// ACTION {|| oLstRec := TxtNextP...