Tip of the day: How to change TMultiView's fill color 1. Add TMultiView to your form 2. Right-click on the control and select 'Edit Default Style'.  This opens the integrated Style Designer 3. Select 'MultiViewStyle' in the Structure Pane 4. In the Object Inspector, select Fill > Brush to change the color 5. When done, click on the 'x' in the top right hand corner to apply the color change 6. Repeat these steps for each platform where you want to make a TMultiView fill color change...

TMultiView is a smart menu component for FireMonkey applications that makes it really easy to create app navigation that automatically adjusts itself depending on form factor, orientation and target platform. TMultiView is a container component which means that you can parent many different components to it, such as a top aligned TToolbar or a client aligned TListview.

It is quick and easy to build a REST client with Delphi. I wanted to build out a Christmas themed project in Delphi and what better way than to build a Christmas Movie finder app. I wanted to build this app so that it was cross platform and would run on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows with a single code base and single UI so I picked FireMonkey to do this. I also wanted to built the app in a low code way so I utilized LiveBindings a bit to do this where it was appropriate. Full source code is l...

In RAD Studio XE7, we introduced a new smart menu component called TMultiView. With TMultiView, it is really easy to create app navigation that automatically adjusts itself depending on form factor, orientation and target platform using our new behavior services. TMultiView is a container component which means that you can parent many different components to it, such as a top aligned TToolbar or a client aligned TListview. To use the new TMultiView component, drag and drop the TMultiView compon...

I've extracted a short video (less than 3 minutes) from the RAD Studio XE7 First Look webinar were John Thomas (JT) shows you the new FireMonkey TMultiView component in action. You'll find the video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRa3qkGNDZU TMultiView represents a container (master pane) for other controls and provides a way for you to easily present alternate views of information. The TMultiView component allows you to implement a master-detail interface, which can be use...