Elevate Software Blog - Elevate Web Builder 3.03 Released

Elevate Web Builder 3.03 Released

Posted by Tim Young on Fri, Dec 19 2025

Elevate Web Builder 3.03 is now available for download. If you're an existing customer, then you should be receiving an email shortly with download instructions.

The following are the new features in 3.03:

There is a new ServerScaling property that uses the new ServerMaxWidth and ServerMaxHeight properties to request server-side scaling of images.

There are a series of new events for the TDataSetController component that surface all of the various TDataSet events for inserting, updating, and deleting rows. This should make it much easier to detect these types of events and deal with them in the UI code.

There is a new ShowSortIndicator property that allows you show or hide the sort indicator for grid columns in the grid header.

There is a new CancelLastPendingRequest method that allows you to cancel the last pending request, which is useful in situations where a fatal error has occurred and you do not want the database/dataset request to be retried.

The following are the new features in the Elevate Web Builder 3.03 native server modules:

EWB now includes the ability to build 64-bit native server modules for all supported versions of Delphi (RAD Studio XE2 through RAD Studio 13 Florence).

There is a new TEWBWebServerRequest SendRawCustomContent method for sending raw-byte string content (AnsiString).

There is a new TEWBServerRequest RawContent property for sending raw-byte string content (AnsiString) in requests.

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