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baserunner 2.5 is available for both Linux and Windows servers. With the exception of the email routines, the versions for both operating systems are virtually identical in use, and an application designed under one will port with fairly modest changes to the other. This documentation covers both OS versions.
Each page in the documentation has a navigation bar at the top of the page. Before you begin working on your application, you should spend some time examining the example application that comes with baserunner and read through this documentation. baserunner has many features and capabilities. Most applications will use only a few of these. If looking through the documentation leaves you feeling a bit overwhelmed, try starting out by simply modifying the example application to uses your data. Once you've done that, working with new features you want to add will be much easier. A good knowledge of HTML and, perhaps, JavaScript will be of as much value as knowing xBase.
| Installation and Support | This page covers common support questions and points you to the places baserunner support is available and covers installation of baserunner both on local and remote servers. | Configuration and Syntax
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This page covers all the variables that a baserunner application can use, configuration files, actions, and syntax for calling baserunner through the command line or HTML forms. |
| Sessions | This page covers baserunner's method of handling user sessions. | This page covers using the baserunner's internal email functions. | |
| Data Entry | This page covers baserunner's entry and editing capabilities. | Passwords | This page covers using baserunner's password function. |
| Templates | This page covers the elements available for creating templates for baserunner applications, including using list, unique list, total, single and multiple record display, and conditional display elements to create a baserunner application. | Databases | This page covers the using databases in a baserunner application, including the field types and limits of dbf format files. It also covers using multiple databases within a baserunner application. |
| Queries | This page covers generating queries in a baserunner application--both fixed queries within an application and user generated queries. | License & Registration |
With baserunner 2.5, new licensing options are available. This page covers your options for licensing baserunner. |
| Expressions | This page covers the syntax of xBase-style expressions. Expressions are used throughout a baserunner application for data display and manipulation, conditional elements, sorting, and queries. |
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