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Display & Maintain Rows Maintenance Template   Jump to: Template Notes Application Properties Web Parameters The Display & Maintain Rows maintenance template is a full-featured web application that allows users to both view their data, as well as modify it one record at a time. While this template has been designed to resemble its predecessor, Read the rest of this document »

Single Row Maintenance Template   Jump to: Template Notes Application Properties Web Parameters The Single Row Maintenance template is a very easy to use web application that allows users to easily modify their data. While this template has been designed to resemble its predecessor, the Web 2.0 Single Record Maintenance template, the Single Row template Read the rest of this document »

Advanced Selection Dialogs   Beginning with the October 4th, 2012 version of m-Power, users will have the option of utilizing advanced selection dialogs within their m-Power applications. These selection dialogs will replace the current filter row within the application’s main data table, maximizing your end user’s screen real estate as well as giving users an Read the rest of this document »

AJAX Form Submission   Beginning with the October 4th, 2012 version of m-Power, users have the option to submit all forms via an advanced web technique called AJAX. AJAX stands for Asynchronous Javascript And Xml. This technique submits and returns data asynchronously so the page does not require a reload. Your users will like this Read the rest of this document »

Data Upload Template   Based on overwhelmingly positive feedback from the Project Exchange, mrc is excited to announce the release of the Data Upload Template as a standard template with m-Power (available beginning with the March 6th, 2012 update of m-Power). The features of this template include: The ability to allow end users to upload Read the rest of this document »

Redirecting a Maintainer Application to Another Page   There will be numerous times you wish to redirect to another page after a user has performed an action on a file (Update, Delete, or Add). One of the most common uses of the redirect is after you have a user fill out a form. Once this Read the rest of this document »

Calling a Sample External Object (RPG)   This document will explain how to create, register, and call a sample External Object written in RPG. Recall from basic training that the purpose of an External Object is to call your back-end business logic directly through an m-Power web application. In this case, the purpose of this Read the rest of this document »

Calling a Sample External Object (SQL)   This document will explain how to create, register, and call a sample External Object written in SQL. Recall from basic training that the purpose of an External Object is to call your back-end business logic directly through an m-Power web application. In this case, the purpose of this Read the rest of this document »

Calling a Sample External Object (Java)   This document will explain how to create, register, and call a sample External Object written in Java. Recall from basic training that the purpose of an External Object is to call your back-end business logic directly through an m-Power web application. In this case, the purpose of this Read the rest of this document »

Parameter Listing   m-Power templates allow you, as a developer, to specify numerous parameters at run-time to control the behavior of your applications. Below you will find a complete listing of available parameters. Parameters listed as “Work Fields” indicate that while m-Power uses these parameters, you do not have control to change them. Common Parameters Read the rest of this document »