http://blog.24sevenoffice.com Ajax-based ERP/CRM with accounting, invoicing, crm, calendar, e-mail and more. Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:16:49 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en All we need is Visual Studio 2005 and a database, for this example I’m creating a new class called Customer which is based on the database table Customer, the table columns description is shown below. 1) Open your project and create a new empty XML ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/12/17/24/ Your typical mobile phone is packed with potential. Come think about it, my old 120 mHz pentium had issues playing .mp3 files, let alone combining .mp3 playback with say opening an MsPaint picture. Your mobile probably does this skip-free. Covering most of the alphabet, keywords like J2ME, CLDC, ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/12/06/writing-applications-for-mobile-phones/ How can we actually improve the confirmation dialog? Is it even possible? Before I will disappoint someone, I have to say I haven't found a solution for a cross-browser confirmation dialog. I will rather tell you about my experiences. A confirmation dialog will halt all code-execution until a user input ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/12/06/a-javascript-windowconfirm-improvement/ We are currently developing a (much needed) new version of the purchase module in 24SevenOffice. Here is a sneak peak: Select supplier: Search from all companies in the CRM module which is set as a supplier. Main interface: Here you can modify the supplier information, your delivery address and other information about the purchase ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/10/31/new-purchase-module/ A real pane with most web-based e-mail systems is adding attachments from your local computer. Normally you have to click on a 'browse' button, select a file and click submit to upload it. If you want to attach three files this can be annyoing. While we do offer an active-x control ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/10/25/attachment-upload/ The last year there have been many good examples of very useful web-applications. Finally software companies have looked beyond the initial benefits of using web-application - such as no need for local installation, setting up your own server, lower distribution costs, ubiquitous access. Now the focus have shifted to building ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/08/08/5/ I am not very into the "web 2.0" hype but there are some features of "web 2.0" which I am very found of and really believe in. "Web 2.0" has mostly been about simple consumer services. Simple ideas, quick to develop and easy to duplicate. There hasn't really been much ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/08/05/defining-web-20-for-the-enterprise/ You spent days and nights making your javascript perfect but still users complains about errors. There is a way of making the debugging process a little less painful by logging javascript errors. Every javascript error can be trapped in the window.onerror event. We can return true or false so we can ... http://blog.24sevenoffice.com/index.php/2006/08/01/javascript-error-logging-with-ajax/