I am adding a button by dragging it from the toolbox in design mode but I can't see it as in the picture. It just shows me my template work as in the picture. What can I do for this?
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I'm a beginner of JavaFX. Is there anyway to change the color of title bar. I just want to make the application all black. I have searched the JavaFX API, but I can't find any method to make it.
This is pretty much an OS dependent thing. The operating system gets to decide how titlebars and borders are displayed by default. However, it definitely can be done, if you are willing to venture into making your own title bar.
To start out, you will need to modify the application window's stage to StageStyle.UNDECORATED. Then you will need to set up your own borders and title bar (complete with things like the title, minimize button, close button, etc.). You can then add the border pane as a scene into your application's stage, and that should render your custom titlebar then without the default Windows styling.
You can find an example implementation of that here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9864496/2694511
Do note that because you are implementing your own titlebar, you will also lose the OS's default window drag behavior, so you will need to implement your own window-drag/window-move code. This answer might be able to help you with that: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11781291/2694511
I am familiar with the data grid in the UWP plat form. we tried to provide the support for printing the results in sheets. we have faced the hurdles while we print the content. In the print preview panel the content looks like blurry to the view, but in the printed sheet the contents look like normal. could your share your ideas to resolve this.
Thanks in advance for your updates.
It seems it is by design.
In UWP, we use the PrintManager to inform Windows that an application wishes to participate in printing.
When we run the ShowPrintUIAsync() method, it will run the "PrintDialog.exe" that the print Preview page will be shown.
We can use the "Inspect" to test the content of the print Preview page. From the following image, we can see the content is a Image control that render by the XAML.
For the performance, it does not render as clear as the printting result. We can not change that.
If you do want this feature, you are welcome to ask on UserVoice.
I have an application I am developing with Access 2010. In certain circumstances I have to limit the users to a very limited subset of the application. This implies a limited Ribbon - by setting a dbProperties to "AllowAllMenus" to false, and changing the File menu (using a Custom Backstage ribbon).
This blocks most off the holes that would allow the user to get back to full menus, and then have access to data I would rather he didn't.
However, there is a hole in this process. The quick access toolbar as a little drop down arrow on the end of it with a hover of "Customise Toolbar". Using it drops down a menu with "More Commands...". Clicking on that drops you into the same dialog box you get when you chose "Options" from the File Menu (disabling of which was the prime purpose of my Backstage Ribbon change).
I can of course do the following in VBA
DoCmd.ShowToolbar "Ribbon",acToolbarNo
but that hides all the menus and Quick Access Toolbar completely. I don't want that, because I still need to allow the user to set up filters and toggle them on an off from the data they do see.
I can't find any other reference to how to block up this security hole in the applcation. Does anyone have any ideas on how?
Assuming that you already have your custom ribbon, make sure that you have assigned: startFromScratch="true".
However, this will disable not only "More Commands..", but all the other options of QAT dropdown list as well, except "Show Below the Ribbon".
I'm trying to create a totally custom/external toolbar for Redactor. So far, I think the best way to do this is to actually turn off the toolbar by default, and create a plugin for it.
I was able to do this successfully wit my custom feature set, but I can't indicate the state of the text in my toolbar itself. (ie: if a user changes the fontSize, and later on clicks in the middle of the word/sentence, I wanna be able to display that on the toolbar somehow)
Has anybody else run into this?
thanks,
--iM
I would like to create an application similar to the screenshot, using the Qt Widgets framework (not QML like on the screenshot).
Unfortunately I am unable to remove the default CBA area. If I enter full-screen mode with
QApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_S60DontConstructApplicationPanes);
the status area on the top is also removed which is not what I need.