As far as complexity 'on the form', one of my main guiding principles is to limit how much will go on one form to maintain thin client.

You can put more and more on with xml and dhtml, and keep speed up though.
Was it you that found the missing field bug in the new customer routine?

I see now that I can do an entire accounting system or any type of application that I have ever done before on the Internet with Web Connect. I think you will really be surprised at the quality that exists in the WC framework for VFP. It's taken me a year to see all the possibilities.
Good coding.



>Thanks for the site, it is the type of thing I am looking for. It doesn't have the completity that I will have in terms of what will be on the form, but it sure has a fast response time (on an edit it performed for the customer name). I will show it to the client so they can see that there are people doing the types of things they want.
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>>There is an order entry app available at least through the weekend at:
>>http://24.1.29.38/wconnect/wc.dll?cc~orderentry
>>Don't use the edit order function except to just go see the combo box of order choices as the rest is not yet done, but all other functions I believe are debugged.
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>>>I have a client that wants to convert a number of their distributed FPD26 apps to run over the web. I am proposing using VFP. They are a bit leary of how the app would respond and have asked me to find some site(s) that use VFP over the web for data entry processes.
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>>>Does anyone know of any that I can point them to? I know that this site and Surplus Direct use VFP, but they are not really data entry oriented.
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>>>I would really love the chance to try to write a web based VFP app, but unless I can prove it works, they won't go for it.
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>>>Thanks.