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Real Estate Project Management with Delphi – Our Experience with Riya Enclave |
Posted by: GK Promoters - 03-31-2025, 01:17 PM - Forum: IntraWeb General Discussion
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Hi everyone,
We’ve been exploring ways to integrate Delphi into some of our internal tools for managing real estate projects, including customer data, payment tracking, and follow-ups. It’s been amazing to see how versatile Delphi still is for desktop apps—even now in 2025.
As part of our ongoing projects, we recently launched Riya Enclave – a premium residential apartment project located in Adambakkam, Chennai. We're using a small Delphi-based CRM system to manage leads and follow-ups efficiently. It’s helping us stay organized and automate repetitive tasks like sending reminders and receipts.
Would love to hear from others here: - Anyone else using Delphi for real estate, construction, or similar domains?
- Any suggestions on integrating IntraWeb for internal dashboards?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Srinivas
G K Promoters – Crafting Dream Dwellings You’ll Love
Let me know if you want to tailor this further (e.g., more technical, casual, or focused on a different project).
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Problem with sendfile in version 15.6.7 |
Posted by: manderson9960 - 03-18-2025, 10:19 PM - Forum: Delphi General Discussion
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Greetings
I've used sendfile before in Delphi applications (10.4 Sydney) to send files built with ReportBuilder to the clients downloads folder. All has worked well for years.
Now, I'm writing a new application to do this using the following code:
Code: ppReport1.DeviceType:='PDF';
ppReport1.TextFileName:= 'D:\OnlineEntrys\Online Receipt - ' + formatdatetime('dd-mm-yyyy hh_nn_ss', now) + '.pdf';
ppReport1.ShowPrintDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ShowCancelDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ModalCancelDialog:=False;
ppReport1.ModalPreview:=False;
ppreport1.Print;
webapplication.SendFile(ppReport1.TextFileName, True);
ppreport1.reset;
The 'D:\OnlineEntries' folder was set up for me by the sysadmin to drop the files while I send them out. The files are created successfully.
When I run the code, I receive the following message:
I've searched the documentation and the internet, and cannot figure out what this message is trying
to tell me. Before I changed it to an ISAPI dll, I ran it as an exe file on my local computer, and it worked
fine. My gut tells me that it's a permissions issue somewhere, but I have no idea where.
Any suggestions or comments would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mark
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Options for making an existing IntraWeb application "responsive" |
Posted by: magosk - 03-12-2025, 03:53 PM - Forum: IntraWeb General Discussion
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We have a large IW application dating back some 20 years. It is designed for desktop/laptop use and (currently) does not work very well on a mobile device (it basically requires a lot of zooming and panning from the users in order to see / do what they want on a phone). For this reason we also added a mobile friendly web application built with IW + CGDevTools JQuery Mobile, providing a subset of the functionality in the main web application. This combination has been sufficient for most of our customers, but now we have a large public procurement where our system would be a very good candidate, except that one of their requirements is that the (main) web application should be "responsive", i.e. automatically adapt to desktop/laptop/tablet/phone screens.
Technically, all web forms in the main web application inherit from either a "base menu web form" or a "base web dialog", both of which are inherited from the same "base web form". These base forms both contain some common visual elements (e.g. at the top of the screen) and some common code. We also use frames a lot, both as reusable parts in web forms and for modal dialogs. Controls used in the forms are mainly standard ones that existed in the early IntraWeb days, e.g. TIWLabel, TIWEdit, TIWButton, TIWCheckBox, TIWComboBox (and the data-aware versions), TIWDBGrid, TIWMenu, TIWImageFile, TIWLink, etc. And we have CSS files to control colors, fonts. etc.
What are the options for making such an existing IW application "responsive"? I assume one option would be to use IW Bootstrap controls? But I guess that would mean rewriting basically the whole web application? I could note that we could probably be satisfied with the web application being just "acceptable" on a mobile device, so that we can "tick the box" in the procurement requirement list for this potential customer. Then in practice, their end users will probably use our web application from a desktop/laptop anyway.
All feedback on this is appreciated.
Best regards
Magnus Oskarsson
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Cookies are always "Session" |
Posted by: Peter Home - 03-07-2025, 06:22 AM - Forum: IntraWeb General Discussion
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I'm using Intraweb 16.0.4 on Delphi 10.2 (Update 3). In ServerController|CookieOptions I have the following:
CookieNameSuffix: <empty>
HttpOnly: false
RunCookieCheck: true
SameSite: ssoLax
Secure: false
SessionCookies: false
UseCookies: true
I create a cookie with this call:
WebApplication.response.Cookies.AddCookie('Username', xUser, '/', Now + 180);
I create three other cookies in the same manner.
However, upon inspection in the browser, all the cookies are created as session cookies. This is true in Firefox, Chrome and various other browsers.
How do I generate persistent cookies?
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