I need to insert the option Other:____ in a multiple choice grid in google forms. In a multiple choice list there is the possibility, but I didn't find the same in a multiple choice grid. Anyone know if it is possible and how to do it? Thanks
No, there is no such feature for grid question. It is not in alignment with the use of it.
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I am trying to break a huge select box list into three columns and I was wondering if this is possible via display suite or any other module. The next solution is to create a web form but taking in account that I am not so experienced theming it it would be nice if I could have some reference.
What I have
What I'm trying to achieve
Thank you in advance
Solved it using Display Suite for the whole layout of the form as well as GentleSelect for the Category Selection. This is possible by just using Display Suite. I usedGentleSelect that gives a bit of better taste regarding the UI.
Hope this helps.
I would like to create an order form for my ASP.net page (I included an example image below). However I don't know how to approach this. I'm assuming the best method would be a gridview but it would involve two levels of grouping. Other requirements would be be to accept a quantity and then calculate the total price. Can anyone point me to some good books or websites that explain creating custom grid views like this (or maybe a better method than using gridview, I'm open to whatever).
I consider myself to be an intermediate programmer in asp.net. I understand a lot of the concepts but I'm trying to learn more practical ways of doing things. Thanks for any knowledge you can provide!
Use a ListView, for two reasons:
It will produce clean markup
Using templates will give you the layout you desire
Here's an example of the type of layout you are after and how to achieve it:
ListView Web Server Control Overview
I have a grid with a detail table. When I do a multiple sort on that sub grid I would like the UI changed to reflect in which order the sorting is in. I have attached two screen shots representing what I want. I would prefer the header option. The problem is that the user can not tell which sort is the prominent one.
How would I achieve this using telerik grids? I can not find out how to put a header on the GridTableView or inside the detail table.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
I switched all my grids to KendoUI Grids and took advantage of the clients commands and manipulated the columns via jquery.
The best thing for the window I'm designing would be a table with two rows for each element of an array. I'd have one checkbox and two popups in the first row and the second row would be used for text entry. Based on what I understand of a NSTableView is that's not possible. I looked into a NSCollectionView but I don't have any experience with that so my choices are a standard four-column table or tackle a NSCollectionView. Before I do that I wanted to get the opinions of more experienced Cocoa developers.
Thanks
This is possible using either an NSTableview or an NSCollectionview. The NSTableview way would be to subclass NSTextfieldCell ... take a look at ImagePreviewCell.m in apple's PhotoSearch example.
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/samplecode/PhotoSearch/
The NSCollectionview way would require less code (you can set just about all of it up in IB), but an NSTableView has stuff (like headers etc) than an NSCollectionview doesn't.
I am trying to extend the DataGrid to allow headers for different groups of rows. However, I cannot figure out which method to extend from DataGrid that would allow me to accomplish this.
I do not want the headers to be included in the dataProvider, only the rows. I want to specify indexes to insert the headers at using a property of the custom datagrid.
Here is a quick photoshop showing what I am trying to do:
Example http://www.maclema.com/groupheaders.png
Is there any custom component already built that will do this?
If not, does anyone know how I would go about doing this?
Thanks,
Matt
You might want to check out this component:
http://code.google.com/p/flex-spreadsheet/
Another solution that I just found to this type of problem is the following
here is the demo:
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/SplitColumns/dg.swf
here is the discussion:
http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/2007/03/thinking_about_item_renderers_1.html