Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote:
>
>>However, I'm not even able to get to that
>>part of creating an event for the button's
>>onclick.
>
>
> Why not? Just double-click on the event in the Object Inspector, or on the
> button itself, like you would in any other version of Delphi.
>
Ok, I misrepresented myself. Yes, I can do that, but the
'error' kinda distracted me from doing anything. :)
>
>>Just browsing the source, I get one error in the mainform's public
>
> definition.
> <snip>
>
>>When I mouseover the TIdHTTP, I get an
>>"Undeclared identifier: 'TIdHTTP'"
>
>
> Did you add IdHTTP to your uses clause?
Oh. Nope. The thing is, I thought when
I added the TIdHTTPClient component, wouldn't
Delphi add the IdHTTP automatically?
>
>
>>So I take a look at the uses list and notice
>>"Indy" not there. So I add "Indy" to the
>>end.
>
>
> That was not the correct thing to do. You cannot add tne entire Indy
> library to your code generically like that. You have to specify the
> individual units, just like with any other VCL component.
>
Adding the 'Indy' library was just to stop the
compiler from giving me red underlines. I guess
it wasn't the right way.
> There is no unit named "Indy".
Which goes to explain why it wasn't working. :)
Thanks for the info. Will add the IdHTTP
to the uses clause.
Ed
