In Magnolia, is it feasible to customize Find Bar UI or Search Result Screen to add an "Export" button so that users could export search results to CSV?
I realized that Find Bar UI component is a core component that belongs to admincentral module. If we wanted to extend it then we might have to touch to Magnolia core features. I'm wondering whether there is any possible approach.
Export button can be placed wherever in this search result screen like below
Is it possible/feasible? Yes, you need to customize the UI and then reconfigure the setup to use your customized Findbar component instead of the default one (see this). But since the code is open source, it shouldn't be a problem.
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Can I hide all widgets in https://code.earthengine.google.com/ when loading a map?
(all standard widgets including +-(zoom), map/satellite, drawing tools...)
I would like to create an app and embed it into a website without the widgets,
just displaying the loaded dataset.
Yes, you can hide all of the controls.
Map.setControlVisibility({all: false});
Depending on your application, you might also want to prevent it from being panned or zoomed:
Map.setLocked(true);
These examples are for the default map, but the same methods are also applicable to any ui.Map objects you create in your app if you are setting up a custom UI from scratch.
I finished the functionalities of my app. Now when user first time login i need to make introduction guide on every page, with a short text Myabe some alert. Also on the dialog need chechbox , if he check the guide wont show again. I dont know where to start and how to organize this. Any example, practise to start. On all the dialogs will be static text.
You can refer any sample which guides you to create Tutorial Screen.
You can use built in Carousel View to have that as well.
Here I'm sharing one of that: How to add tutorial screen in Xamarin.Forms
Edit
To add it on every single page, you can use custom Popup, which can be created using Rg.Plugins.Popup
I'm trying to make my small app in a tray of OSX that will show some info.
The problem is that standard Menu lib allows me to create "natively" looking menus, when I want to make something that looks like this: (screenshot)
Is there a way to create some custom menu items with cells and images or should I create custom window giving the look I want using css? My biggest concern is translucency.
Now I just create it using tempate with Menu.buildFromTemplate. Mayb I'm doing it completely wrong.
Yes, you'll need to create a custom window, you can't create custom menu items via the Electron Menu API.
For your purpose you can use the following package to easily create a custom menu bar application: https://github.com/maxogden/menubar.
Just design your own index.html and custom logics and your are ready to go further.
I would like to lock the orientation using Chrome Custom Tabs. Is this something I can do with the Low Level API or do I need to get a new method added for this functionality?
My use case is that I have an app that has custom tabs and I want it to always show the custom tab in portrait, never landscape.
Custom Tabs does not currently provide an API that allows the developer to lock the orientation.
As a best practice, developers should always think twice before forcing a specific orientation, as it may be annoying to force the user to use one.
Locking the orientation looks more like something that should be decided by the content being opened inside the Custom Tabs (using an API like this) than something to be handled by the Custom Tab itself.
I'm trying to create a totally custom/external toolbar for Redactor. So far, I think the best way to do this is to actually turn off the toolbar by default, and create a plugin for it.
I was able to do this successfully wit my custom feature set, but I can't indicate the state of the text in my toolbar itself. (ie: if a user changes the fontSize, and later on clicks in the middle of the word/sentence, I wanna be able to display that on the toolbar somehow)
Has anybody else run into this?
thanks,
--iM