I created the project "eXpressApp Framework" using the "Solution Wizard".
I used the following settings:
Choose the Target Platforms:
- Windows;
Choose the ORM:
- eXpress Persistent Objects;
Choose the Authentication Type:
- None;
Choose Extra Modules:
- Workflow;
- HTML Property Editor;
- Tree List Editors;
When I run the application, the window is only "Workflow".
How to connect "HTML Property Editor"?
I want to see how the "HTML Property Editor" works.
How can I do this?
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I suggest you go through documentation:
HTML Property Editor Module
How to: Apply HTML Formatting to Windows Forms XAF UI Elements
To construct a Windows Forms UI, XAF uses controls from the
XtraEditors Suite. XAF supports the capability of certain controls
from this Suite to format the display text using Hyper Text Markup
Language (HTML). This document lists what XAF UI elements support HTML
formatting, and provides you with the examples of using this feature.
The following XAF UI elements support HTML Formatting:
Static Text View Item's text.
Property Editor's captions in Detail Views.
Column captions of the Windows Forms GridListEditor.
By default, XAF uses this List Editor to visualize List Views in
Windows Forms applications.
To know about the string properties check this:
String Properties
Hope this help.
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I've already tried setting android attributes like contentdescription by creating a custom element and setting the attribute on the renderer using the control.
Control.ContentDescription = ((MyEntry)e.NewElement).ContentDescription;
Is there a way to do it on the XAML rather than custom renderer?
Another, how can I set the android:id attribute? I've tried it change it on custom render but I think it's not working.
Sidenote: I'm using a RealWear device which can generats a script which has the UI elements of the page. The UI elements will contain the id attribute if it exists.
Hello and welcome to StackOverflow.
you can't add Android descriptions to xamarin forms elements.
Xamarin forms abstracts the ui to a non-native format (xaml) and converts the abstract definition of an element to a native one. However this happens "under the hood" and therefore you don't have direct access to that from xamarin.forms.
What you could do is, if you really need an element with a set id, you can either find a way to hack in your id using a custom renderer or you create and embed native elements.
For the latter please see the following microsoft article, which is a bit too much to include within this answer: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt790186.aspx
In SDL Tridion 2009 SP1 we have Components that are added to Structure Group and Page Metadata which are then output on the Page as a Component Presentation. We have done this to allow users to set global content per site section without the need to add it to every single Page in the Structure Group.
When we output the Component with a Component Template with manual tags we get a red box around the Presentation and the tooltip of the SiteEdit box says “Removed”. When using the exact same Component Template in the Component Presentations tab and rendering that on the page the content is editable.
Is it possible using SiteEdit 2009 to inline edit a component added as Page/Structure Group metadata?
Note: We are aware of an outstanding bug in SDL Tridion 2009 SP1 that when you go to open a component added to Page/Structure Group metadata that it always opens it read-only. Could this be causing the issue?
It is possible to do this but you have to make sure that your markup is correct. I have done this before by marking the SiteEdit Component Presentation as QueryBased which seems to make SiteEdit ignore it's usual rules where the Component must be added in the Component Presentation list
<!-- Start SiteEdit Component Presentation: {
"ID" : "CP1",
"ComponentID" : tcm:32-204298",
"ComponentTemplateID" : "tcm:32-204519-32",
"Version" : "16",
"IsQueryBased" : true}
-->
You need to either:
Expose the metadata of the page in a "visible" area of your page with the correct SE markup
Open the page in CME and edit the Metadata there.
Tridion UI 2012 added a button with "Edit Metadata" functionality, but that's not available for SE 2009
Not through inline editing. You can of course open the Page editing popup and edit the metadata there.
Of course if you want to edit fields of the Component that you've linked in Page Metadata, you can just render out that Component Presentation into the HTML and mark it with the correct SiteEdit commands as Nuno suggests.
I have rich web application with a lot of dynamic stuff (used ExtJS 3.0). I want to find Web Button using HP QuickTest Pro 10. This web button have only one property , that can uniquely identify it: title. But if I define that object in Object Repository with Description Property Title= it doesn't find it.
Please, advise me what can I do in that situation? I've tried to use object.title=Some value as well, but it doesn't helped.
Thanks!
Title is a DOM property not a QTP property, you can use DOM properties for identification by appending attribute/ to the property name.
Try adding a new property "attribute/title" to the button class, and make that an identification property in the object identification configuration.
The "attribute/" prefix allows you to use any attribute that you can access via the Object property.
Telerik RadControls have builtin support for skinning and uses CSS to style all their controls. However, when plugging these controls into an existing website, what is the best way to merge the styles of the existing site with RadControls own styles?
Update: Given the following options (thanks to Zhaph):
Add the RadControl's CSS to my site
Make the RadControls look more like my site
Add my sites CSS selections to the RadControl style lists
What would be the best option?
Option 2 would require that I maintain two sets of styles going forward.
So preferably option 1. That would enable reuse of the RadControls style system across the site, e.g. have buttons and simple controls look the same.
Update 2 (moved from my answer):
I ended up doing a combination. Using the FormDecorator enables reuse of the RadControls styles on my own buttons and inputs. Also, copying the skins provided by Telerik into my ASP.Net theme enabled customizing the skins.
I have to admit, I've not used the RadControls for some time - we used the CMS RadEditor on a few CMS sites, and that could automatically pick up your style sheets, and add the classes to its list, or you could add some manually.
Looking that the documentation, some bits might help:
RadEditor CSS Classes and Their Use - Although usually these are added automatically by the controls I thought?
The link for 1. also tells you how to do this
A couple of options
External CSS Files, which states "By default RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX uses the CSS classes available in the current page", but also shows how to load other style sheets.
Using the ToolsFile.xml - Scroll down to the <class> element.
I just wanted to add; the FormDecorator only applies css to certain types of controls. If you have a control that isn't styled you can access the Telerik resources like this:
.cs File - have a public property like follows:
public string HeaderDivBackgroundURL
{
get
{
{
string backgroundURL = string.Empty;
string skin = ((MainMaster)Page.Master).AppSkin;
backgroundURL = Page.ClientScript.GetWebResourceUrl(typeof(RadSplitter), "Telerik.Web.UI.Skins." + skin + ".Splitter.slideTitleContainerBgr.gif");
return backgroundURL;
}
}
}
In the aspx page (in a RadCodeBlock), just have an internal style sheet to read from that property:
<tel:RadCodeBlock runat="server">
<style type="text/css">
.telerikBackgroundMock
{
background: url('<%= HeaderDivBackgroundURL %>') repeat-x;
}
</style>
</tel:RadCodeBlock>
I found this very useful for applying Telerik skins to non-Telerik control in a way that would still be dynamic and change with any skin changes.
As an update to this thread, there is now an online "Style Builder" for the Telerik AJAX and MVC tools that enables visual configuration/customization of the built-in skins:
http://stylebuilder.telerik.com/
This tool eliminates the need to understand CSS class definitions for each control and lets you easily customize one of the built-in themes to better match your site.
In my Flex Application I am receiving Unicode result from back end ( web service) an displaying it in Flex Label component
Eg. Response string = [\u8868\u7af9\uff5eFulfillment~~~~ja]
I am binding response to label component
When I am displaying it in label its not showing me Japanese character .
Storing this information in properties file works
Eg.
Result.properties
Res=[\u8868\u7af9\uff5eFulfillment~~~~ja]
In side flex component
define a metadata tag for Result.properties file
call it in Label component as resourceManager.getString(‘Result’,,’Res’)
This show the japaness data in UI
Please provide me with suitable guidance
You can find a pretty good article and sample solution of that problem here: http://www.savage7.com/index.php/2009/08/adobe-flex-3-how-to-create-localized-ui-component-control/
It's bigger than one would have imagined, but it gives you flexibility for future localization changes.