I'm using javafx scene builder 2.0, and I follow some tutorials where they use a property called accessibility, but on my version I can't find this property, how to display it please ?
You can download the Gluon Scene Builder, version 8.3.0 from here.
It contains the accessible options you are looking for, among other new features.
Note the old 2.0 version is not updated anymore.
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I just installed Scene Builder and my editor looks like this. Can't read anything. I assume somehow I am missing the font the editor tries to use?
So in case anyone encounters this problem. I quickly realized this is not a Scene Builder but a general JavaFX problem. Somehow my Segoe UI font was corrupted or something. I un-/reinstalled it and the characters are displayed normally now.
I got the same I downloaded and reinstalled Segoe UI at https://freefontsfamily.com/segoe-ui-font-free/
I had the same issue and just resolved it a few moments ago. Originally, I was running an older version of the JavaFX SDK (version 11) and as soon as I upgraded to version 16 and added this line (xmlns="javafx.com/javafx" xmlns:fx="javafx.com/fxml/1") in my .fxml file, everything became okay.
The strange characters and symbols no longer show when I run the scene, but they are still visible in the Intellij Scene Builder environment. That's okay though, since I can create my scenes in the formal Scene Builder application and simply import them in.
I wanted add font awesome in the Scene Builder, but I don't know what is wrong
I have download from this site it doesn't work :
https://bitbucket.org/Jerady/fontawesomefx/downloads/
any help guys please,i would appreciate you
Thanks in advance.
See, always first try to google your issue, which the prospects and the issues you are facing out or what you want to do there,
As per my understanding, you are facing to add the custom fonts using scene builder in JavaFX right!
I would recommend below said given blog and issue thread on the similar,
Adding a Custom JavaFX Component to Scene Builder 2.0 (Part 2)
How to set custom fonts in JavaFX Scene Builder using CSS
hope these above links will help you, thanks.
Is that any way add the jfxtras agenda from scene builder? I am getting crazy trying to work with fxml file, Any code example or tutorial?
A likely problem is that SceneBuilder does not support dependencies, so you need to use the "all" version of JFXtras. After that it is just a matter of including that jar as a library.
I have created a javafx application using javafx scene builder to design its interface, when i try to show some Persian or Arabic characters scene builder shows it in disorder mode, for example while i change a label's text to a Persian or Arabic word "اسم" it is writing in disorder mode (from left to right) like "م س ا" (without any space between the characters). I think maybe javafx scene builder doesn't support Persian or Arabic languages but i know there should be some way, so please help me how to do it.
Note: i just want to change the text of my label, button or some other control via double clicking on the control and change its text, so i haven't done any coding.
Kind Regards.
I faced with the same problem and after lots of search with my friend we solved the problem by using bdo tag.
سلام
For more information take a look at this:
http://www.robinlionheart.com/stds/html4/dir
We still have a problem with text inputs, and I was hoping if anybody could help.
Use a version of JavaFX with RTL support That is JavaFX 8 (included in JDK8).
I think maybe javafx scene builder doesn't support Persian or Arabic languages
Yes, this is currently correct.
Support for right to left writing won't be available in JavaFX (and consequently SceneBuilder as it is built on JavaFX), until the JDK8 release (currently scheduled for September, 2013).
You can make use of the SceneBuilder 1.1 early access previews, to see if the functionality has been added to a late development build. But, I don't think RTL support is in the current SceneBuilder 1.1 preview builds.
but i know there should be some way
I do not believe this will be possible until it is supported in the underlying platform.
When i google for JavaFX and ClipView nothing comes up except results with JavaFX 1.2 and 1.3. Does this mean that ClipView from version 1.3 is stopped in 2.0? I wanted to use Clipview in my project, do you know of anyway?
Thanks in advance!
ClipView does not exist in JavaFX 2+, instead you can set the clip on the node or use a ScrollPane with an appropriate ScrollBarPolicy and pannable setting.