I'm looking for a way to determine the exact source of a click on a CheckBox. I want to know if the click happened on the box itself or on the text.
event.getSource() doesn't help and I also tried some things on the CheckBoxSkin, but without success.
Is there a good way to do this?
event.getTarget() might help you.
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Please see this gist to see what I am trying to achieve: https://gist.github.com/d9e22915234e6ea34d20
The code is heavily cut down on the problem I face. As you can see when running the code there is a "miss" detected on the label or the text area (if you miss it by 5em or whatever). Unfortunately this does not work for the Dialog's own buttons OK and Cancel (Please run the code and you will see immediately what i am talking about). If you click near an FX-Node it should detect wheter you missed it or not.
Does anybody know if it is possible to detect clicks in the Dialogs button area?
And if it is possible, how to link them to the node like the label and the area?
Thank you in advance.
From what you're seeing, I would guess that the Dialog consumes click events in the button bar, so they don't make it to the Window (which is where you added the EventHandler). If you really want to do this, you can change addEventHandler to addEventFilter. This works for me.
Read this tutorial if you want to find out why this works:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/events-tutorial/processing.htm#CEGJAAFD
I need to get function onclick working with pointer-events:none. SO basically when my div is clicked I could get let's say alert, but it would be able to click through that div.
I can't find any solution for this. Maybe any of you know how to bypass it?
Thank you and happy holidays!
Does anyone know of a TextArea component with autocomplete? I understand Flextras.com's Autocomplete can be reskinned as a TextArea but wouldn't know where to begin.
If you just wanted to auto complete on each word, similar to (Ctrl-Space) in most IDEs, then you could try doing it yourself.
I would imagine that you would catch the change event on the text area then do some comparison (something like startsWith) of the characters preceding the carat against some pre-populated collection of words.
Flextras poses a good question, in how do you display suggestions. One idea would be to use a custom context menu, discussed here, containing your suggestions. There's also a decision to be made on when to display it. Do you display it constantly as the user types, or maybe when they use a key combination (Ctrl-Space).
It's an interesting challenge.
Please Help me Out.
I have tried a lot but i can't do.
please give simple code
How to add CheckBox in ComboBox?
Perhaps you mean something like this (but it's not a combo box)
using Visual.Web.Developer.2010.Express;
using SQL.Server.Management.Studio.2008.R2;
N00b here,
I have a GridView, but I want to make it look like a textbox/savebutton rather than a table with an edit/update lable next to it. I'm not really looking for "teh codez", but is this even possible? Is there a more practical way of doing this? Please help!
Thanks in advance
I have a GridView, but I want to make it look like a
textbox/savebutton rather than a table with an edit/update lable next
to it. I'm not really looking for "teh codez", but is this even
possible? Is there a more practical way of doing this? Please help!
Well, since you aren't looking for the code, let me just point you in the direction of TemplateColumn and EditItemTemplate. They should get you there.
You can put whatever controls you want inside a template column.