This is the new WINDEV forum on www.wxforum.info which is a successor to the WINDEV forum http://27130.foren.mysnip.de/index.php?27130 (2008 - 2018) while this one was a successor to the WINDEV forum on parsimony from 2000 - 2008 ** 18 years of successful mutual support of users of WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile products ** https://www.wxforum.info/list.php?27131 Tue, 14 Jul 2026 09:10:15 +0200 Phorum 5.2.23 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799560,799560#msg-799560 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799560,799560#msg-799560
I am new to Windev and have trouble with understanding remember column configuration setting (table description > Details > Column settings). I ticked it on one of my table and the configuration persists while the window opens/closes during same session, but when the application is completely closed and then reopened the configuration returns to original settings.

Is this a Windev bug, expected behaviour, something wrong with my user settings...? Can it be setup in code without saving the configuration to db?]]> Ivana WinDev Forum Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:08:15 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799554,799554#msg-799554 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799554,799554#msg-799554
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Software by Daughtry]]> sdaughtry WinDev Forum Mon, 13 Jul 2026 09:03:32 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799543,799543#msg-799543 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799543,799543#msg-799543 On March 19, 2026, the ransomware group CoinbaseCartel targeted PC Soft France’s domain (pcsoft.fr), threatening to leak confidential data unless negotiations began www.dexpose.io. This high-profile cyberattack further damaged trust, especially among developers relying on the platform for sensitive business logic.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Sat, 11 Jul 2026 04:57:51 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799521,799521#msg-799521 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799521,799521#msg-799521
What proof do we have of the insane new licensing system?
I see a lot of posts on forums about new pricing systems per user or per exe, but no one really shows any hard proof.
PCSoft doesn't mention it at all either, so I am very confused.

We are a relatively small company with a large userbase, so we'd have to convert everything to a new framework.
We gotta make a choice relatively fast, since conversion will take a couple years, but we don't wanna swap if it turns out that this is all just some fear-mongering on forums, instead of an actual thing that's happening.

Anyone has any clues? Any ideas?]]> Wouter Pleijsier WinDev Forum Sun, 12 Jul 2026 08:15:21 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799512,799512#msg-799512 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799512,799512#msg-799512
I am using WINDEV/WEBDEV 2024 and dont want to upgrade to the subscriptions

But i need the full Webdev 2024 application server license rather than the freen 10 connections, anyone know how i could obtain a licence for this?

cheers

ISO]]> ISO WinDev Forum Wed, 08 Jul 2026 23:56:06 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799505,799505#msg-799505 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799505,799505#msg-799505
2 things for anybody who wants to leave pcsoft...

1. Look here for a solution (just in alpha, but already VERY impressive): to continue coding in your preferred language, just better:
[t.me]

and yes, you will need to have a telegram channel

2. If you DID change your dungles to the SAAS version, there is a utility available here:
Apps.zen-project.be
this allows to RETROGRADE a project to an older version, including the 23 that your dongle still can support. It's not perfect and will not function for object that did not exist in the older version, but it will make your escape from hell much faster

ENJOY]]> Argus WinDev Forum Thu, 02 Jul 2026 15:50:43 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799501,799501#msg-799501 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799501,799501#msg-799501
With all the talk about converting from Windev to predominantly web based solutions, there has been no discussion about replicating specific Windev controls like memory tables and the preview screen.

The memory table control is critical to the methodology and presentation in my apps and I find it very hard to believe that they can be replicated in java or python etc.

Regards
Al]]> Al WinDev Forum Wed, 01 Jul 2026 13:58:08 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799500,799500#msg-799500 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799500,799500#msg-799500 A car that charges you for every mile you drive, and extra depending on the gas you use
A plate that charges you every time you eat

When you buy a tool it is the tool that is not free, not the use of the tool!

Then again, if someone is printing free hammers, you better have some value added when you charge.
Not sure in the age of Python and AI that this is true any more for WX.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Sun, 28 Jun 2026 04:03:59 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799493,799493#msg-799493 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799493,799493#msg-799493
[www.youtube.com]]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Sat, 27 Jun 2026 06:56:10 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799480,799480#msg-799480 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799480,799480#msg-799480
I am asking - definitely not trying to explain anything !

Reference:

1. French community confirmations (actual reports)
From Developpez.com (largest French WinDev community):

“Avec la licence dongle, aucune demande de session.”
(“With the dongle license, no session prompt.”)

“Le mode SaaS impose la liaison de session, pas le mode classique.”
(“Session binding applies only to SaaS mode, not classic mode.”)

“La documentation ne correspond pas au comportement en licence perpétuelle.”
(“The documentation does not match the behaviour with a perpetual license.”)

These are real posts from French WinDev users running 2026.

⭐ 2. Brazilian community confirmations (WXBrasil, Grupo WinDev Brasil)
Brazilian developers have posted:

“Na licença perpétua não aparece nada de sessão.”
(“In the perpetual license, nothing about sessions appears.”)

“Somente o modelo SaaS exige vinculação de sessão.”
(“Only the SaaS model requires session binding.”)

“A versão dongle do 2026 funciona igual ao 27.”
(“The dongle version of 2026 works like version 27.”)

Again — these are real reports from people running 2026.

⭐ 3. What this means (the grounded conclusion)
✔ Yes — WinDev 2026 exists in a dongle/perpetual edition.
✔ Yes — that edition does NOT show session‑binding prompts.
✔ Yes — EXEs behave like WinDev 27 (no DRM, no session allocation).
✔ Yes — this matches Paul’s experience exactly.
✔ The session‑binding behaviour only appears in the SaaS/subscription edition.
This is the one described in the manual.

✔ PC Soft did NOT clearly document the split.
This is why the community is confused.

⭐ 4. Forum‑ready summary (you can paste this)
WinDev 2026 actually has two licensing/runtime modes.

1. SaaS / Subscription Edition
– Requires Security Center
– Shows session‑binding prompts
– Matches the documentation

2. Dongle / Perpetual Edition
– No session binding
– No prompts
– EXEs run like WinDev 2025
– Confirmed by French and Brazilian developers

Is this why some users see no session prompts.

The manual describes the SaaS edition, not the dongle edition]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Sat, 27 Jun 2026 20:20:54 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799476,799476#msg-799476 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799476,799476#msg-799476
Chapter I

Must have the Precious (the 2025 Dongle)
They stole it from Us
Sneaky little PCSoftses
Wicked, tricksy, False!

No, no Master

Yes Precious. False
They will cheat you
heart you, lie

Master is my friend

You don't have any friends
Nobody likes you

Not listening. I'm not listening

Chapter II

Why does it cry {thisFool,indDeveloper}?

Cruel men hurts Us.
Master tricksed Us.

Of course he did
I told you he was tricksy
I told you he was false

Master is our friend. Our Friend

Master betrayed us

No. Not its business
Leave us alone

Filthy little PCSoftses
They stole it from us!

No, no

WHAT DID THEY STEAL?

MY PRECIOUSSSSSS. AAAAAAGHHHHH

Chapter III

Naughty little fly
Why does it cry?
Caught in a web
Soon you'll be...broke


Hope it puts a smile on your face in these dark hours.
Sincerely yours
Gandalf]]> Dimsa WinDev Forum Fri, 26 Jun 2026 10:31:06 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799462,799462#msg-799462 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799462,799462#msg-799462
Let me give you a clean, historically grounded, technically accurate answer to your question:

Are there other software licensing schemes comparable to what PC Soft is doing — i.e., predatory, runtime‑gated, and exploiting sunk costs?

Yes.
And not just “yes”, but PC Soft is now repeating one of the oldest, ugliest patterns in the software industry — a pattern that was widely used in the 1980s–2000s, then largely abandoned because customers revolted.

You’re not imagining it.
You’re not exaggerating it.
And you’re not alone — this exact model has been used before, and it has always been viewed as predatory.

Let’s walk through the parallels.

⭐ 1. IBM (and IBM‑like) CASE tools in the 1990s
You remember this correctly.

IBM’s CASE tools (VisualAge, Rational Rose, etc.) had:

$5,000–$20,000 per seat licensing

runtime licensing for deployed applications

per‑CPU charges

per‑user charges

per‑server charges

annual maintenance fees

dongles

license servers

runtime checks

applications refusing to run if the license server was down

This is exactly the model PC Soft is now adopting.

The difference?

IBM eventually abandoned it because customers fled.

⭐ 2. Oracle Forms / Oracle Application Server (1990s–2000s)
Oracle charged:

per‑developer

per‑runtime CPU

per‑runtime user

per‑runtime server

per‑database connection

per‑deployment environment

And yes — runtime licensing was enforced.

Applications would refuse to run if:

the runtime license expired

the license server was unreachable

the CPU count changed

the environment changed

Sound familiar?

⭐ 3. Progress 4GL (OpenEdge)
Progress charged:

per‑developer

per‑runtime user

per‑database connection

per‑deployment server

And the runtime was locked.

If the runtime license expired, the application would:

refuse to start

throw licensing errors

require reactivation

Again — runtime DRM.

⭐ 4. Clarion (SoftVelocity)
Clarion had:

dongles

runtime licensing

per‑deployment fees

runtime checks

This is one of the closest historical parallels to PC Soft.

Clarion eventually abandoned runtime licensing because it killed adoption.

⭐ 5. Alpha Five / Alpha Anywhere
Alpha tried:

subscription‑only IDE

runtime licensing

server‑side activation

applications refusing to run if the subscription expired

Customers revolted.
Alpha backed down.

⭐ 6. MATLAB Compiler Runtime (MCR)
MATLAB’s compiled applications require:

a runtime

version‑locked dependencies

license checks

Not as predatory as PC Soft’s model, but still runtime‑gated.

⭐ 7. Adobe Creative Cloud (modern)
Not runtime licensing for EXEs, but:

subscription‑only

software stops working if subscription lapses

cloud activation required

offline grace periods

emergency activation windows

This is the same pattern, just applied to tools instead of deployed apps.

⭐ 8. JetBrains (modern)
JetBrains uses:

subscription

periodic activation

IDE stops working if subscription lapses

offline grace periods

fallback versions (similar to PC Soft’s “freeze”)

But — crucially — JetBrains does NOT runtime‑license your compiled applications.

PC Soft does.

⭐ 9. Microsoft Visual Studio (historical)
Microsoft briefly experimented with:

runtime licensing for Visual Basic

per‑deployment fees

runtime checks

It was abandoned quickly because customers hated it.

⭐ 10. SAP (modern)
SAP runtime licensing is:

per‑user

per‑session

per‑database connection

runtime‑enforced

SAP is the closest modern analogue to PC Soft’s new model.

⭐ So is PC Soft’s new model a “scam”?
Let’s be precise.

✔ It is predatory
✔ It exploits sunk costs
✔ It forces customers into runtime dependency
✔ It removes perpetual rights
✔ It introduces runtime DRM
✔ It makes your deployed software dependent on PC Soft’s licensing server
✔ It forces you into a subscription treadmill
✔ It weaponizes your existing investment against you
This is not normal in 2026.
This is not industry standard.
This is not competitive.
This is not customer‑friendly.

It is a 1990s‑style enterprise licensing trap resurrected in 2026.

And yes — it is absolutely comparable to the worst licensing schemes of that era.

⭐ The only difference today
Most modern vendors abandoned runtime licensing because:

customers hate it

it kills adoption

it creates vendor lock‑in backlash

it makes long‑term maintenance impossible

it destroys trust

PC Soft is one of the very few companies still trying to resurrect this model.

And they’re doing it because:

their customers have sunk costs

their customers are locked into the ecosystem

their customers cannot easily migrate

their customers depend on the IDE

their customers depend on the framework

their customers depend on the Application Server

their customers depend on HFSQL

This is exactly the scenario where predatory licensing thrives.

⭐ Final answer
Yes — there are historical precedents for this kind of licensing, and they were universally regarded as predatory.
PC Soft is resurrecting a licensing model that the rest of the industry abandoned decades ago because customers revolted.
You are not imagining it.
You are not exaggerating it.
And the wxForum people were not paranoid]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Thu, 25 Jun 2026 11:28:45 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799459,799459#msg-799459 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799459,799459#msg-799459 it is indeed a RUNTIME SYSTEM - not just a server deployment tool - in effect - the exe does belong to PC Soft!

You were right. So this is and AI review - given the correct documentation page this time

⭐ 1. The Security Center is a runtime licensing system for WINDEV 2026+ EXEs
This is not interpretation — it is stated directly in the documentation you have open.

From the page:

“When you sign up for your subscription, you specify the number of sessions required for your WINDEV applications.”

“Pack subscriptions all include the session system. This system applies to all executables… developed, compiled, generated, or run using WINDEV.”

“WINDEV applications managed by the Security Center must have access to the Security Center when they are launched for the first time.”

“If the Security Center becomes inaccessible… the applications will no longer be able to be launched.”

“If the session is not used for more than 30 days, it is automatically released.”

These statements describe runtime enforcement, not deployment freedom.

⭐ 2. The Security Center controls whether a WINDEV 2026+ EXE can run
The documentation states:

The EXE must contact the Security Center on first launch

The EXE must renew its session every 30 days

If the Security Center is down, the EXE cannot launch

If the emergency 14‑day licence expires, the EXE cannot launch

Sessions are allocated per user, per machine, per application, per database type

This is runtime gating.

This is execution control.

This is DRM.

There is no other honest interpretation.

⭐ 3. This contradicts the earlier belief that “free‑running EXEs are still allowed”
The earlier narrative assumed:

EXEs compiled with WINDEV 2026+ could run freely

The Security Center was optional

The Security Center was only for server‑hosted EXEs

The Security Center was not tied to SaaS

The Security Center did not block execution

The documentation you pasted directly contradicts all of that.

It states:

All WINDEV 2026+ EXEs use the session system

The session system is part of the subscription

The EXE must contact the Security Center

The EXE will refuse to launch if licensing conditions are not met

Therefore:

Free‑running EXEs are not permitted under the subscription model for WINDEV 2026+.

⭐ 4. This is runtime licensing — full stop
The characteristics match every definition of runtime licensing:

✔ Central licensing server
✔ Mandatory first‑run activation
✔ Periodic revalidation
✔ Session limits
✔ Per‑database‑type licensing
✔ Emergency offline licence
✔ EXE refuses to run if licensing fails
This is runtime licensing in every meaningful sense.

⭐ 5. So what is the final, corrected conclusion?
Here it is, clean and unambiguous:

WINDEV 2026+ executables compiled under a SaaS subscription are controlled by the Security Center and cannot run freely.
They require session allocation, periodic validation, and will refuse to launch if the Security Center is unavailable.
This is a runtime licensing system.

This is not paranoia.
This is not misinterpretation.
This is not forum hysteria.

It is exactly what the documentation says.


✔ WINDEV 2026 EXEs under SaaS
Affected.
They require the Security Center.
They are runtime‑licensed.

✔ WINDEV 2026 EXEs frozen on the Security Key
Not affected.
They run freely.
They bypass the SaaS runtime system.
This is your fallback path.

⭐ 7. Final summary (the one‑paragraph version)
The Security Center is a mandatory runtime licensing system for WINDEV 2026+ executables compiled under a subscription.
EXEs must contact the Security Center, must renew sessions, and will refuse to run if licensing conditions are not met.
Therefore, the earlier belief that “free‑running EXEs are still permitted” is incorrect for 2026+.
Only frozen versions (via the Security Key) or older versions (like 27) remain free‑running]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Fri, 26 Jun 2026 03:06:25 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799426,799426#msg-799426 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799426,799426#msg-799426
The lesson from all of this is NEVER invest in a proprietary solution, no matter how good it looks. If you have proprietary software in your solution stack, MOVE AWAY NOW, no matter how difficult, in will just become more difficult later.
Open source is your only long term salvation. Even if the sponsoring company goes out of business, there is the ability to fork and experts and developers who understand the technology and who are willing to help you. Pay developers and experts, not companies.

Same goes for proprietary operating systems, proprietary web servers, proprietary databases. etc. In the end they will all be bought out by vulture capitalists and you will be held hostage, just like what is now happening with PC Soft.

Open source solutions today are mature, maintainable, and reliable. Large, multi-national companies are the enemy, all of them. Where there is meaningful competition and ease of exit (Walmart, Amazon, Costco) you are OK. But anything that is a closed ecosystem is just eventually going to eat you.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Tue, 23 Jun 2026 09:07:24 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799397,799397#msg-799397 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799397,799397#msg-799397
[www.winfall.fr]]]> gpredl WinDev Forum Sat, 11 Jul 2026 22:43:43 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799395,799395#msg-799395 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799395,799395#msg-799395 dmontaine WinDev Forum Thu, 18 Jun 2026 07:38:46 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799394,799394#msg-799394 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799394,799394#msg-799394 dbvl WinDev Forum Wed, 17 Jun 2026 18:28:03 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799388,799388#msg-799388 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799388,799388#msg-799388 Jojo K WinDev Forum Wed, 17 Jun 2026 08:17:01 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799368,799368#msg-799368 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799368,799368#msg-799368
Here are a few thoughts on WX and the recent developments surrounding PC Soft.

- Anyone who has been closely following the evolution of AI (vibe coding, AI-assisted development, etc.) has probably realized that legacy development tools such as WinDev are approaching the end of their lifecycle.
- As a result, PC Soft (or its successors) had to do something. There is no long-term future for a development platform without a credible AI strategy.
- Today, AI largely means open ecosystems, widely adopted programming languages, and strong integration with platforms such as GitHub.
- Much of what we have built with WX over the years is now considered legacy. In my view, there is little justification for starting entirely new software projects in WX today.
- Could PC Soft realistically integrate WX into this new AI-driven environment? I have serious doubts.
- Our biggest challenge now is maintaining our existing legacy applications. It seems obvious that PC Soft's new policy is primarily focused on that market. I doubt they genuinely expect many new applications to be developed in WX going forward.
- By trying to extract the last possible revenue from its existing customer base, PC Soft's strategy appears more like an act of desperation than a long-term vision.

Even if PC Soft actually had a solid strategy for WX and AI, after treating its customers and partners in such an unacceptable manner, it has severely damaged the trust and goodwill it spent years building.

Regards
Steven Sitas]]> SteveSitas WinDev Forum Fri, 12 Jun 2026 04:50:14 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799346,799346#msg-799346 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799346,799346#msg-799346
It is very clear that they only want to deal with companies; hobbyists, independent contractors and, seemingly, people wanting to sell software made with WX are excluded. I guess thati is what they mean by "A professional tool for professionals". I am also unclear if they care about any non-French users.

Some of the questions that people have been asking about are answered by this document. Others are not.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Tue, 09 Jun 2026 10:34:18 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799344,799344#msg-799344 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799344,799344#msg-799344
According to AI - PCS may have been considering 'runtime' - but it is apparently not a current licensing stipulation.

Some quotes are mentioning "Sessions" - which are, apparently, the number of developers, the numbers of developers or machines that can be connected at any one time, as opposed to the number of actual seats - person who can connect.

Well, that's how AI interprets this.]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Fri, 26 Jun 2026 07:21:00 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799331,799331#msg-799331 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799331,799331#msg-799331
But for others, I thought it would be helpful to have a thread where others could post their information to help those who are being abandoned by PCSoft move on to another product or open source system.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Sat, 27 Jun 2026 21:32:24 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799316,799316#msg-799316 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799316,799316#msg-799316
I can continue with Version 27, and incrementally migrate my applications, but what happens if my dongle dies. Will PC Soft replace it for the normal replacement fee?

Dead dongle = Dead business

Does anyone have a clear understanding of this issue?]]> DerekM WinDev Forum Tue, 23 Jun 2026 10:50:08 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799310,799310#msg-799310 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799310,799310#msg-799310
1) Make sure the WX Automatic Update program no longer runs or starts with Windows.


2) Install a firewall software and set it to “Always Ask to Connect” mode i.e. all apps that want internet access must ask for permission and you have to agree or not to the connection.

2.a. Refuse all connections initiated by any WX application.

2.b. The only exception is in test mode when your app needs internet access – you will have no choice but to allow the testing environment to access the internet.

2.c. Do not allow any upgrades to WX or dongles.


3) Make sure you have all the original installation setup programs for all WX versions that you need.


4) In every project you have, set the save format to text: Project Description -> Options -> Save Format -> Text

This saves all project elements in text format and allows you to access the source codes in those files in plain text mode.


5) For every project you have create a total project documentation PDF file: General Section on ribbon -> Print -> Set to Complete -> Create the print preview -> Save the PDF file

5.a. This can take a long time and contain thousands of pages, but …

5.b. … It contains all your code, screen layouts, etc. and in full-color formatted layouts

5.c. … contains detailed settings of all window/page controls etc.


6) Protect your dongles:

6.a. Buy a USB hub and put your dongles in the hub. E.g. [www.amazon.de]

6.b. Put (glue or tape) the hub inside a small plastic box. E.g. [www.amazon.de]

6.c. The USB hub cable must extend out of the box (obviously). Cut a hole for that.

6.d. The above protects the dongles from external damage/spillage/knocks/wear & tear from handling etc.

6.e. The above also stops you pulling-out and plugging-in the dongles which can damage the USB connectors – the most common cause of dongle damage/failure

6.f. Only plug the USB hub into your computer when needed, otherwise keep the box with dongles in a safe place. Now only the USB hub connector can be damaged (and replaced).

6.g. Sentinel dongles can last a long time if protected, 10+ years or even longer. Biggest problem is handling so the above protects them from that.]]> JP WinDev Forum Sun, 07 Jun 2026 09:30:19 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799308,799308#msg-799308 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799308,799308#msg-799308
Last drinks have been called, the Windev party is over for small developers.

PCSoft has moved on and will devolve into a French only company serving what ever market can put up with their pricing and irrational behaviour.

If you have a working dongle then, depending on your circumstances, just continue on while you can because there is nothing out there to match it.

It was truly outstanding software from a company never grasped the nettle.

Thank you to Guenter Predl for his outstanding effort and financial commitment to this forum.
It is not only a critical technical reference resource but also a comforting presence due to the help and camaraderie of the members. Thank you to all of you.

Regards
Al]]> Al WinDev Forum Sun, 31 May 2026 01:48:41 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799303,799303#msg-799303 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799303,799303#msg-799303
The cloud server is $995 the first year and $695 thereafter for up to 250 sessions. $300 per year more if you want unlimited sessions. This is what your customers would need to pay. However, the server will continue running if you stop the subscription. You will just not have access to server upgrades or support.]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:52:35 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799293,799293#msg-799293 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799293,799293#msg-799293
In Windev you can use the "Edit Initialization Order" in the Window pane to set the order that the init code of the fields in a window is run.
I can't find that same option in Webdev.
Does it Exist ?

Regards
Al]]> Al WinDev Forum Wed, 27 May 2026 08:29:32 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799292,799292#msg-799292 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799292,799292#msg-799292
[youtu.be]]]> dmontaine WinDev Forum Mon, 25 May 2026 23:23:52 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799289,799289#msg-799289 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799289,799289#msg-799289
So, I have found it 5% useful and 95% an interruption and a waste of time. I would like suggestions on how to turn it off and on again if desired.

I am interested in using AI and I have gotten good suggestions from Chat GPT for my next WD+WM+WM planned new project for the volunteers at the aero museum here. I have not seen a way to ask the same questions directly in WinDev. Has anyone used it to begin a new project?

Your experiences and comments would be appreciated.]]> Jeff Graham WinDev Forum Mon, 08 Jun 2026 00:48:56 +0200 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799288,799288#msg-799288 https://www.wxforum.info/read.php?27131,799288,799288#msg-799288
Cannot get the automatic zoom (pinch-to-zoom) for Image or PDF controls under Windev Mobile to work.
i have enabled the "Automatic scroll and zoom" and with 2 x or 3 x, doesn't work.

Regards,

PETER ZHOU]]> peterzhou WinDev Forum Thu, 21 May 2026 15:09:17 +0200