- How to Use Language Tags to Localize a Component
/documentation/pages/HowTo/Internationalization/using language tags.xml
Language tags allow you to create 'replaceable' text based on the current active language for an Alpha Anywhere application.
- Runtime Compared to Runtime+
/documentation/pages/Desktop/Reference/Design/View/Report/Runtime Compared to Runtime Plus.xml
The Alpha Anywhere Runtime and Alpha Anywhere Runtime+ products both allow you to run your Alpha Anywhere applications. Runtime+ allows you to add ad-hoc reporting to your applications. The following table summarizes the differences between the two versions of the Runtime.
- A5.LOAD Function
/documentation/pages/Ref/Desktop_Api/Project/A5/A5.LOAD Method.xml
The A5.LOAD() method closes the current workspace and opens the specified layoutName.
- Use Redis to define a List
/documentation/pages/Guides/Services/Redis/List Example.xml
Redis can be used to maintain named lists.
- How to Store Large Amounts of Data on a Mobile Device for Offline Use
/documentation/pages/HowTo/PhoneGap/Offline Data Storage.xml
Large amounts of data can be stored on a device's file system.
- How to Use IIS Behind a Load Balancer
/documentation/pages/HowTo/IIS/Use IIS behind a load balancer.xml
If the Alpha Anywhere Application Server for IIS will be used on multiple machines, Microsoft's Web Farm Framework or a Load Balancer will be required to distribute requests across the machines.
- How to Use SQL Data in a Google Chart
/documentation/pages/HowTo/Charts/Use SQL Data in Google Chart.xml
Data used to populate a Google Chart can be dynamically created from a SQL database.
- Dropping DBF Tables or Sets from a Workspace
/documentation/pages/Guides/Desktop/Design/View/Workspace/Dropping Tables or Sets from a Workspace.xml
To remove a DBF table or set from a workspace:
- Create a new Alpha Anywhere Workspace
/documentation/pages/GettingStarted/GettingStartedTutorials/Basic Tutorials/Create a Workspace.xml
Every Alpha Anywhere application begins with a Workspace. Learn how to create a new workspace for a mobile or web application by following this step-by-step guide.
- Using Tables and Sets That are Not Part of a Workspace
/documentation/pages/Guides/Desktop/Design/View/Workspace/Using Tables and Sets That are Not Part of a Database.xml
There is actually no need to have all of the tables and sets in an application be members of the workspace. Iin fact, you could build an application where none of the tables and sets are in the workspace. If you do this, the change that you would have to make in your Xbasic would be to full qualify references to forms, reports, tables, etc.