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Session values in Intrexx

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· 4 min read
Cosmin Valeanu
Cosmin Valeanu
Low Code Developer

When creating applications using Intrexx, you will likely need to store and read values specific to that particular user's session. The most important aspect of session values is that they can be accessed from any page of your Intrexx portal.

Formatting XML with Twig

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· 2 min read
Stephan Hochdörfer
Head of IT Business Operations

Can we render the XML responses from a webservice our application interacts in a better readable way? This was the challenge I asked myself.

The Role of Attributes and Settings of Intrexx Elements

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· 4 min read
Ariadna Suteanu
Low Code Developer

Advanced customization often requires developers to explore the Expert tab of elements in Intrexx, a low-code platform for building business applications. Two key components within this tab are Attributes and Settings, which offer crucial control over how elements behave and interact within the application.

Fixing encoding issues with mb_convert_encoding()

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· One min read
Stephan Hochdörfer
Head of IT Business Operations

One of our customers sent me a database dump that contained wrongly encoded characters like "ä" or "ü." Can I fix this on my own, or should I let the customer provide me with a properly encoded database dump?