I'm doing a proof of concept for someone and they wanted a more interesting login page, so I thought I'd have some fun with that:  https://tinyurl.com/yycnusfo

Watch for a couple of minutes.

= Steve

>Watch for a couple of minutes.
>
>= Steve

HTTP 404?

<< HTTP 404? >>

Sorry about that.  Shortly after I posted that the Windows installed some Windows updates which killed the server.  Had to restore from a backup and then reinstall the web server.

This should work now:  http://www.cybercom-software.net/test/index.html

= Steve

The login page should be a flying success!

Nice job.

Walter

Congratulations Steve, looks real nice.

I did tried to fill the user/password fields and hit enter and it did nothing until the focus in on the login button..

I've the same problem in my application, if you manage to solve it please let me know..

Regards,
Mario

I would prefer that user could launch the rocket targeting flying objects.
One nice task before to login
Kenneth

Mario Enríquez wrote:

>>I did tried to fill the user/password fields and hit enter and it did nothing until the focus in on the login button..

I've the same problem in my application, if you manage to solve it please let me know.. <<

It is in the EWB Login example.

function TMainForm.KeyDown(Sender: TObject; Key: Integer; ShiftKey, CtrlKey, AltKey: Boolean): Boolean;
begin
  { This is required because we're using a normal form, and not a modal dialog }
  if (Key=VK_RETURN) then
     begin
     LoginButton.SetFocus;
     LoginButtonClick(nil);
     Result:=False;
     end
  else
     Result:=True;
end;

Kim

Thank you Kim, its working now.

Regards,
Mario

Steve Gill wrote:

> I'm doing a proof of concept for someone and they wanted a more interesting login page, so I thought I'd have some fun with that:  https://tinyurl.com/yycnusfo
>
> Watch for a couple of minutes.

Lovely feel to it. Reminds me of a tutorial I was making back in 2011 which started with a discussion about airport queues, and so had a plane coming in to land with an engine noise. Nice and dramatic. And then 9-11 happened, and having a plane going down across the screen didn't seem so good. So I changed it to take off across the screen, and all well again. Fortunately yours suffers none of this association, just a happy scene. Just me getting old and reminiscing.

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Matthew Jones