I am creating a menu component. Mouting a tree with the pages and its children.
<ul class="topnav" data-sly-list.child="${currentPage.listChildren}">
It's working fine, but I need to replace the currentPage using a property of my dialog component.
How can I do this?
I already have the dialog component and I'm able to retrieve the property value.
I don't wanna use java classes, I am assuming that there's a way to do
this using only htl
There is no shorthand for getting a Page specified by a path, mostly because HTL sits lower than the WCM layer in AEM.
You can find an example of how to do this using the Use-API (JS, but it's similar in Java) at https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/aem-htl-repl/blob/master/content-pkg/jcr_root/apps/repl/components/repl/template.html and https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/aem-htl-repl/blob/master/content-pkg/jcr_root/apps/repl/components/repl/logic.js
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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
I'm building a calendar plugin for Vaadin (see https://vaadin.com/). Everythng works fine, the stylesheets are applied EXCEPT when I programatically change the view. The view changes but the Fullcalendar styles do not apply correctly! See sample screenshot.List View after changeView called
I need to hit refresh for the styles to apply correctly.
(If I just change the view using the full calendar 'built in' buttons at the top right, the styles are applied.)
Using FullCalendar V3.7.0 and and Scheduler trial 1.9.0
Vaadin is a GWT framework, using V6.8.
GWT code for calling changeView:
private native void changeView(JavaScriptObject cal,String view,String nid)
/*-{
cal.fullCalendar("changeView",view);
//cal.trigger( "create" ); trying to fix the not-applying .css problem
}-*/;
'cal' is the original selector returned by jQuery.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Found the problem. It was due to the Vaadin framework removing FC's style class from the topmost element. To fix, I simply added these back using the framework's setStyleName("fc fc-unthemed fc-ltr");.
I'm trying to bind the background-img: url('') property in a WinJS application.
I've got a view model property which is set to something dynamic like:
'images/' + myObject.name + '.jpg'
But I'm unsure how to use data-win-bind to set said property to the css property background-img: url(''); correctly.
My template is currently set like this:
<div class="item" data-win-bind="style.backgroundImage: backgroundImageUrl">
Where backgroundImageUrl is my view model property, but this does not seem to setting things correctly.
Any ideas as to how to bind to these properties?
Your data-win-bind syntax looks correct. So there could be two possibilities.
First, make sure you've called WinJS.Binding.processAll. That's necessary to set the binding context and set up the bindings described by data-win-bind attributes. Nothing happens without it.
Second, the value of the source's backgroundImageUrl must be a string in the form that CSS expects, that is, "url('')". It can't just be the relative path itself, like you would use with an img.src target.
To do this, either make the source's property in that form, or use a binding initializer/converter to add the url('') part automatically. For more on that, I suggest looking at Chapter 6 of my free ebook, Programming Windows Store Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, 2nd Edition, with the general data-binding discussion starting on page 299 and the initializer stuff starting on page 315.
I am not able to get the Id property for flex components in my flex application(swf file) using Test Object Inspector in Rft Tool.
How can i get them?
You can't. Flex mxml component ids are only used as a hash within the containing parent. They're only used for referencing objects and are discarded at compile time.
If you have an id property for your flex component then there are a couple of ways to find out the id property of your desired control.
Make sure you have embeded your .swf file inside an html wrapper(as suggetsed by RFT) and displaying it in an enabled IE browser.
Hover over the component, say a button(and you should see automation name as well as id value).
Else you can do a simple script call to get the id of desired component:
System.out.println(desired_object().getProperty(".id"));
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.