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| Returns the name of the month according to its number. |
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| When creating the setup program of a WINDEV application that uses HFSQL Client/Server data files, WDInst allows you to...... |
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| Returns the name of the next editable control. |
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| Displays a WEBDEV page in the browser of the Web user and closes all the current page contexts. |
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| Returns the date and time of the end of call. |
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| Displays a WEBDEV page as a popup in the current page with a DDW (Dim Disabled Windows) effect. |
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| Returns the date of the first day of the year. |
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| Returns the date selected in a Calendar control. |
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| Returns the name of a value for the local storage. |
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| Returns an enumeration value known by its name. |
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| Returns the name of a unique temporary file. |
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| Returns the name of the thread currently run. |
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| Returns the day that corresponds to a given date. |
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| The Extra property is used to:
Get additional information about a control, window, or page.
Edit additional information of a control, window or page.
In browser code, you can only get additional information of a control or page.... |
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| The code history is used to...... |
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| Returns the date of the last day of the week corresponding to a given date. |
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| Displays a WEBDEV page in the user's browser and closes all page contexts currently open on the server.... |
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| The window editor and the page editor allow you to get information about the controls used.... |
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| Returns the name of the main screen for the computer. |
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| Returns the name of the domain associated with the computer. |
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| Returns the name of the language corresponding to a nation. |
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| Returns the name of the file currently generated. |
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| Returns the date selected in a Calendar control. |
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| To access a class, the object must be declared as being part of the class to handle, this is called object instantiation...... |
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