Thanks! I just don't want to feel I'm doing everything- programming, documentation, support, articles, etc. ActiveVFP is free and Open Source so anyone can get into it, improve it and so on - I'd like to feel if there is enough interest in the community in it, or VFP web programming in general, then they will get involved with dicussions, articles, etc.
>I totally agree with you. Except for the articles at westwind.com there is a distinct lack of web articles about fox.
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>If it was'nt for people like you and Rick developing apps for the web, then that area of vfp would be deader than it is.
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>How about it Claude. How about some web articles. I am sure you can....
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>>If they just had some vfp/.NET interop, vfp web services, or vfp web app articles just once in a while, then I'd say yes, but, there seems to be a conspiracy :) to not write those articles. I subscribed to the UT mag since they seemed to have the most of these types of articles, but, even that's lacking....
>>>I am sitting here with my renewal notice and am asking myself if it is worth it to re-order the FoxPro Advisor once again. It seems to me that the magazine has taken quite a beating over the years and has shrunk from what it once was. Advisor now wants 69.00 for 12 issues. I'm hesitating on re-newing my subscription because I do not see the worth that was once there; and for even less money in years past, you received much more in articles, sample code, third party product reviews, etc.
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>>>Is anyone else having the same feelings about this?
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>>>I thought I'd see if anyone else had a similar opinion about this magazine.