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Testimonials

A Wow! Module. Very easy to understand, very easy to create forms and views. Perfect user interface in v4 and full off features where most demanding pros will be satisfied. You can do a lot of your job in no time which will reduce the costs. A life saver module. I strongly recommend it.

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Author:	Buck Anderson	Created:	1/31/2008 5:09 PM
Buck's Briefs include XMod information, tutorials, and observations from working in the trenches as a longtime XMod application developer and business coach.

Buck's Tip: The Power of the Testimonial

By Buck Anderson on 3/1/2008 9:23 AM

Testify. A good testimonial attracts attention, conveys a benefit, and achieves credibility. If a testimonial sounds so good that you couldn't have said it better yourself, then it probably won't sound credible to the reader.

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Buck's Tip: The Poor Man's Read Only Form Control That Accepts Validation

By Buck Anderson on 2/15/2008 1:36 AM

Have you ever had a need to make a form control read only and required? Well folks, it ain't gonna work. Here is a simple solution...

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Buck's Tip: How to Bookmark an Inline XMod Details Page

By Buck Anderson on 2/5/2008 10:36 AM

Not that I am an advocate of the 'Bookmark' or 'Add to Favorites' type of links, but I had a challenge of creating a link that clients, using our Business Directory application, could use to point directly to their details page. Here is how I did it...

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Buck's Tip: Code Reuse with Parameters

By Buck Anderson on 2/3/2008 9:16 PM

After you have written several XMod applications, it seems you look for better, and faster, ways to make your XMod code library more reusable...

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XMod - More Than Just a Form Builder

By Buck Anderson on 1/31/2008 6:36 PM

For the past 15 years, I have sat behind a computer and cut code. I soon realized that I could write sophisticated applications, using XMod, in one tenth of the time it had taken previously in .Net. No compiling, No hefty License fees...

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