Recently I worked on a project that used the Google Maps API functionality for a Bootstrap theme application. Because my application would be utilized on different devices with variable screen resolutions (smartphones, tablets, or PCs) I wanted to implement some custom CSS to make my map truly be responsive, allowing my map to scale itself … Continue reading Google Maps with CSS Responsivity
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Restoring Application Specifications in m-Power
This post assumes you are running an m-Power version of October 2020 or later, as shown here. As developers create applications in m-Power, metadata (data about their applications) are stored in an embedded Derby database that is installed on the m-Power server. In the past when developers have wanted to restore the application specifications of … Continue reading Restoring Application Specifications in m-Power
Workflow Statuses – Configuring page refresh with status changes
The Workflow Statuses functionality as outlined here allows end-users to easily progress a defined status field from the click of a button in read-only applications like a Multiple Row retrieval. However users of the status buttons or pulldown menu options may have noticed that changing the underlying status does not refresh the entire dataset displayed … Continue reading Workflow Statuses – Configuring page refresh with status changes
Using Coretto 8 within m-Power
This tech blog post discusses information and instructions to modify m-Power to use Amazon’s Corretto 8 with m-Power. More information pertaining to Amazon Corretto can be found here. For existing m-Power customers who would like to update their m-Power environments to use Corretto 8, the steps below will outline this process for a Windows installation. … Continue reading Using Coretto 8 within m-Power