To achieve responsiveness, you must add blocks to your screen manually or using RC ELEMENTs.


They are identified by the prefix: "rcBlocknnnn"


Where "nnnn" is the numerical display sequence for each block.


Use: 


rcBlock5 , rcBlock6   , rcBlock7

rcBlock10, rcBlock20  , rcBlock30

rcBlock50, rcBlock100 , rcBlock200

rcBlock10, rcBlock300 , rcBlock310


ATENTION

> Do not use leading ZEROS (001, 010).


> Use intervals of at least 10 times between blocks. Do not exceed 1000.

Ex: rcBlock10, rcBlock20 , rcBlock30


This makes it easier for us not to depend on "TAB ORDER" and for us to have a "space" to, if necessary, insert blocks between previously created ones.


> The limit per screen is 5000 blocks (limit imposed by me, but there are no real limits)


> Do not use anchoring or alignment in blocks (alTop, alClient, etc.).

Responsive blocks have their own organization system.


Note: When building your application screens, try not to mix components (panels) with the Align property (alTop, alClient, etc.) with responsive blocks. In some situations (especially with FORMS), some anomalies occur. Always try to use responsive blocks and, WITHIN THE BLOCKS, if necessary, place the component with the desired alignment. Do not, for example, use an alTop panel and a responsive block below it.

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