I have created a preview pane, but the location is in the factbox area (right side).
How can I get it in the bottom of the form?
Wrong location, I need it in the bottom
How to: Add a Preview Pane to a List Page [AX 2012]
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users must not be able to make changes in form. In the snapshot bottom right corner, design view and layout view options is available. How to hide them or disable for users.
My frontend consists of login form and main form.
Found answer.
on top left corner click on files>options> current database> uncheck Display status bar option, Enable layout view, Enable design changes for datasheet view.
I would like to check about right menu
I need to give info about View details menu. Which class or form manage the menu?
-> I need to find label (sys or similar) behind View details button , and I would like to check about how generate this tight click menu.
Thanks
Which class or form manage the menu? A kernel method.
The labels for menu is placed here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\AOS-name\bin\AxSysEN-US.ktd
or wherever your AOS bin directory is placed. Do not mess with the kernel text files.
How to get a "View details", formerly "Go to main table" item is covered in this SO answer.
See also this forum answer.
In Qt Designer, how do you lay out the items on the pages of a QToolBox so that they expand with the toolbox? I have tried adding a table-view widget on a QToolBox page. Please see image:
But when the QToolBox is expanded along with my application main window, the table-view does not expand with the toolbox page.
Is there something I am missing ?
To answer my own question, first I had to have a layout on the desired page of the toolbox.
Then I had to highlight the toolbox itself in the object inspector pane (while the page I want to layout on is active AND has a layout object !!).
Then I chose the desired layout from the toolbox context menu (i.e. right mouse click on the toolbox object and choose Layout). This changed the layout on the active page. Not sure why this worked but it worked.
Thanks #ekhumoro for pointing me in the right direction.
You need to click on the toolbox page to select it, and then set a layout on the page itself. Each page in the toolbox will need its own layout set in this way.
If you look in the Object Inspector, you will see that each page has a QWidget automatically added to it. The layout for each toolbox page is actually set on that container widget, which then holds whatever other widgets you add to the page. Once the layout has been set properly, you should see the icon in the Object Inspector change to the appropriate layout icon.
I am trying to learn how to work with Xcode 4.5.
I have created a tab bar and would like to switch from one of the tab bar views (profile) to another view (settings -not within the tab bar menu), and back. I use below code to go to the:
- (IBAction)goToProfile:(id)sender {
ProfileViewController * profile = [[ProfileViewController alloc] initWithNibName:nil bundle:nil];
[self presentViewController:profile animated:YES completion:nil];
It works fine to go to settings, but when I go back from settings view to Profile, the tab bar menu is gone. How can i go back to profile view and see the tab bar again?
I had the same problem. You can either fix it with some code or you can just make some changes in your storyboard.
If you Put a Navigation Controller between your Tab Bar Controller and the View of your selected Tab (Profile in your case). If you use a push segue to go to the next View it will take the Tabbar to the next view and also a "Back" Button. (Settings in your case)
Here's an example of my App my jubla3ForthViewController would be your ProfileViewController and one of my jubla3PDFOnlineViewControllers would be your SettingsViewController.
http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=bildschirmfoto2013-01x2kti.png
(im not allowed to post direct images because of my low reputation points)
I hope this was usefull. If it was don't forget to push the up Arrow.
How do I get to see all the local modified files with respect to the sub-version copy as a list?
XCode 3 had a shortcut and a view to show these from where we could commit the code too: cmd+shift+v
I see no alternative to it in XCode 4. Anyone knows how?
Thanks,
Raj
In the Project Navigator (the normal source tree view), take a look at the buttons along the bottom edge (to the left of the search filter field). The middle button turns on a filter that shows only files with source control status (uncommitted changes).
Bottom right corner of Filter (selected state) of Project Navigator, their is button for "Show only files with source-control status", by pressing this button it will show only modified files in Project Navigator.