I want to create a dropdown list in Google Forms that allows the user to select multiple options from the list items. Afterwards I want the results output to a single cell in a comma-separated list. I see how to do multi-selection in Google Sheets here, but want to know how to do this in Google Forms.
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I just want functionality where I can
Click the button
opens mobile contact list in multiple select mode
I can select multiple contacts
return back to app with a list of selected names+numbers
I have tried different libraries but all of them is for single phone picker, they didn't have multiple select options.
I am new in Xamarin forms and I need to implement a table in Xamarin forms. Requirement is-
Initially table will be empty and has four columns. After feeling form and clicking on submit button, new entry will be added in table. First column is Test, second column is single radio button, third column is again single radio button and forth column is button to delete that row it self.
I need to know which approach will be suitable to implement this requirement. Is it grid layout or tableview or something else.
Consider Table View use cases vs List View use cases. Table views are meant for static content. You should really consider a list view for dynamic content. (like adding a row with views) Being new to Xamarin.Forms, you should take the time to read completely through the documentation as (at least for me) it wasn't straightforward. Also, consider a WebView as radio buttons are not going to play nicely across platforms, and your problem would be easily solvable with jQuery.
I have content type called news. I have a view thats lists all the news. But now I would like to filter those by year and type. User could select from select menu / dropdown the publish year (2010, 2011, 2012 so on) and also the type of the news (taxonymy terms).
I was playing around with views exposed but I only got a text input field. Can I somehow get a select menu instead of normal input field? And also how can I list all the publish years when news are published to that select menu?
Should this be done even with views?
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Filter dropdowns: -type- -year-
Press releaseses listed down here according the filters.
Select boxes will only be used in Views exposed filters when there is a finite number of possible values. In other words, if your field you want to filter on has something set in the 'allowed values' section you should have the option of a select box if you choose "FIELD NAME - Allowed Values" as the field to filter on in Views.
If your field has an unlimited amount of possible values, you could always write a custom module to create a block with a form that presents your select boxes and directs the user to the view (using the filter parameters of the view).
I have four different tables and I want the data from each table to be shown on four different tabs?
Create four subforms, each based on a different table. Place one subform on each tab's page. If your tables are related, you'll need to either base your main form that contains the tab control on a table or query that contains your key column.
While #Joey's answer is certainly the way to place different tables on different tabs, it can lead to a slow-loading form. In general, I prefer to have one subform control into which I can load different forms as required. The user does not see any difference, in that there is not much difference between clicking a button and clicking a tab.
Me.TheSubFormControlName.SourceObject = "frmForm1"
You can also set the link child and link master fields at runtime, if required.
I have list of object that I want each item to be rendered with some renderer that include a delete and edit buttons with some text.
What is the best way to make the list of object re-order-able in drag/drop fashion so the user can drag on item on top of another to change the order of the list.
Basically, just use a List, or DataGrid, with an itemRenderer that displays the buttons. Look into the DragEnabled, DragMoveEnabled, and DropEnabled properties for the click and drag sorting.
Look into using itemEditors for the edit functionality.
At the risk of sounding self indulgent, our DataSorter component is designed for sorting lists. It is modeled after the Netflix movie queue / YouTube Playlist editor, but can be easily modified or extended as needed. Free developer editions are available from the web site and you can check out our API Explorer sample.