Difference between revisions of "Converting to WebCustomUI"
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Set each WebPage to use the stUIBackground Style and Run your project to verify that everything was converted correctly. | Set each WebPage to use the stUIBackground Style and Run your project to verify that everything was converted correctly. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:21, 6 August 2015
Converting your project to WebCustomUI is now performed in a simple process.
Step 1
Make a backup of your Xojo project just in case.
Step 2
Copy-paste or Drag&Drop the WebCustomUI Folder from the WebCustomUI project into your own project.
Step 3
In your project, click on the "Run" button to make sure that everything is working correctly after importing WebCustomUI.
Step 4
In the Menu click on File -> Save As... And select the ".xojo_xml_project" format.
Step 5
Web CustomUI Converter.xojo_binary_project
Open the Web CustomUI Converter project, and click the Run button.
File:WebCustomUI Converter.png
Step 6
Click the "Open Project" button and locate your freshly saved project in xojo_xml_project format.
Step 7
Your project is automatically converted and all controls "should" now use the new UI_ controls. The project is opened in Xojo after the converting all controls to their UI_ equivalent.
Final step
Set each WebPage to use the stUIBackground Style and Run your project to verify that everything was converted correctly.
