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Responsive ABMaterial Design - Making this a Reality! ABM is great for easily making world class web apps - particularly for the desktop (big screens). That being said, we often find ourselves less than impressed when we view our great app on a phone or tablet... Personally, I have spent countless
link: The ExtraHalfButton is small, visible and doesn't require a full Navigator Bar menu item. Looking at the phone picture above - there is no room for a
link: These little tidbits, I contribute in hopes it will tear down the learning curve of making your apps more effective and presentable - using ABM. There
link: (we shall see this later)... pad: Dim pad As Int = 5 ' define how far left and right we want to keep our row off the sides of the device screen - w

I am hoping that my Dummies tut is still valid today with latest version of ABM. Granted, one cannot start at lesson 5 (for example) - and expect all to work - if you didn't start from lesson 1. It was designed as a "step by step" - where each step (new lesson) may overwrite a previous lesson, with

It shall use ABM version 4.03 which is available to everyone. This well documented example will expose the Template page (populated with controls), a simple About page and the ABMShared code module containing the navigation bar and component themes. This is generally enough to get a newcomer start
link: Master Template Project. Lesson 1 Download the linked project and unzip to a folder of your choosing anywhere on your drive. You MUST be using ABMat
link: Lesson 3a - More about ABMTables Since we had so much fun in Lesson 3 learning about ABMTables, I have added more content along the same lines.... In
link: Now you can too since you will have a good idea of what you are looking at. In the next segment of this multi-part lesson, we shall use the generate

Did you copy this file to the required directory? This has always been the case, yet the message now seems new... I think the file is created in debug mode...

Start with my ABM for Dummies to get a grip on ABM. The knowledge and time invested is well worth it. I know what he will say to the ABMCamera.... Use a ABM_Custom_Component and implement your own... Not that difficult once you know how ABM works. I have made several for my needs. Post your res
link: As a card carrying member of this team, we (sorry I) expect you carry out the following: 1. Enjoy! ABM is feature rich and simple to deploy. When yo
link: Too much work??? Compared to learning Javascript, HTML5, CSS and Ajax - and using these to create / cobble a "simple" web page is what I consider "
link: Geeezzz... I was just kidding (kind of)... However - Good Job! With any luck, this will help the newcomers find there way in the wonderful world of

Try fiddling with these params.. ( ABM. ) for example. The area in question is used for NavigationBar top items... One would "think" with no top item added, then the space would become available for the Title - but seems reserved in the original framework. One can always abbreviate the title when

I have written a few tutorials about the fundamentals of using ABM. I have also expounded, till I am blue in the face, about the virtues of this fantastic framework and its' author. My apps work with CRUD. Lots of it, so it is important to be able to handle this effectively. For desktop web apps,

ABM.INPUT_EMAIL - the ABM way of testing an email address (text input contains an "@" symbol).. Dim inp3 As ABMInput inp3.Initialize(page, "inp3", ABM.INPUT_EMAIL, "Verify Email Address", False, "") inp3.IconName = "mdi-communication-email" inp3.WrongMessage = "Wrong format for emai

From my experience, it could be written / transformed into an ABM app. It is the business logic that I am interested in and will likely re-write for ABM.

ABM is a wonderful and mysterious framework.... Work with it in awe...

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