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Featured article AJAX - Return Arrays and Structs to your JavaScript with XML The VDF AJAX Library provides the functionality for developers to call published methods within a WBO and receive a return value (for Functions). This is done using a Remote Method Invokation (RMI). Using RMI's for returning a single datatype is fairly straight-forward. If you want to return a Struct, Array , or an Array of Structs you need to do some more work. Remember, you are returning these datatypes to JavaScript and there is no direct translation from a Windows Struct or Array to a JavaScript Struct or Array. ..more Recent Additions These are the 10 most recently added pages on DataFlex.wiki: StartProg Struct array as a Web Property Using cWebHttpHandler with JSON instead of tWebValueTree CCJGrid custom row height Apply color to codejock grid column headers Get the selected printer device name Handler "DataFlex 20.1 Web Services 64bit" has a bad module "IsapiModule" in its module list DataDictionary tricks RecnumToRowID DataFlex Studio Search regex tips To see the 50 most recently added pages, go to Newest Pages

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