I read through Apple's EADemo project. I then attempted my own. But when I made my own, there's no place to put the supported protocol string. In Apple's EADemo project, if you look at the project info or plist, there's a spot called "Supported External Accessory Protocols".
How can I get that field to appear in my project?
Thanks!
The more common answer would be to select to "Add row" to your pList (just option click while on the page - no need to manually change source code) then scroll down or start typing in the name field "Supported External Accessory Protocols" then you can have that row added and it should automatically be set up as an array that you can then add your supported protocols to as items of the array
Nevermind...I had to open the plist as source code and manually change it...
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I am making a GUI in which based on user login a certain number of buttons are supposed to be enabled and the rest disabled. I have to do this with the help of a config file.
Can anyone please share any examples or references if they know.
Thank you :)
You can write a Qt application that parses an xml file by validating it against a predefined xsd file.
The xml file had layout, grid, button text, and other various information for the user.
The goal of this was the end user could create his/her own xml file to custom configure their buttons.
What you need:
Define a data structure that will match your objective
Validate and test XML
Create a widget with whatever kind of layout you want. If you're doing buttons, you probably want to use a QGrid
Load the XML and configure your layout.
TinyMCE 3.5.8
I merely need to create a button (and module) that acquires a user-entered value from a popup and places it between two tags, e.g., [bib][/bib]
I am having trouble finding a "step-by-step" for doing this, including what files, where code goes, etc. This must be rather simple?
I have replaced all of the occurrences of "example" with my module name in the "Example" module, but that is where my information ends.
If someone would be so kind !
P.S.: It would be even better if the form field would javascript validate for "integer", but maybe I ask too much?
download the tinymce development version
use tiny_mce_dev.js instead of tinymce.js for developement in order to get more usefull error messages
create an own tinymce plugin (this is not that difficult) that opens a popup
get the content of a popup field
insert it at the right place in the editor
You should have a look at other tinymce plugins (in the plugins directory under the tiny_mce dir) to get to know how some things work. There are many plugins, some of them use popups.
I.E. the searchreplace popup
I am using Xcode 4.5 and trying to add keys to info.plist (using Add Row command from drop down list, or click on Plus button).
The problem is that the plist don't add any extra keys that I need. It updates just when I switch between tabs: summary and build settings. I mean when I add new row to plist it has to add it to itself, in my case it don't do it. I don't see any updates in runtime. Have you got the same issues?
I have attached file where I at. When I press this button nothing happen with my plist, but the plist should add new row (key that will be stored in xml) as I think.
I also have added video how it works.
You are trying to use the app's info.plist which has a fixed set of supported values.
I think you need to add a custom plist to your Xcode project, which can hold whatever values you want.
If you wan't to create your own drop down values you must create a definition structure, which is a type of Xcode Plugin. Here are two other discussions that explain it well.
How does Apple make the info.plist display its "Information Property List"?
Can I create a custom plist structure definition?
I often need to display MyFile.aspx in the browser while it's not the actual file I'm working on: I might be working on a .js file that's referenced in Myfile.aspx file, or some back-end library.
So I have to switch from the tab I'm on the MyFile.aspx tab and then click the View In Browser button. Is there a way to avoid this extra step? I know I could set MyPage.aspx as the default start page and hit the Play button but then the whole site would be rebuilt and it would take even longer than finding and switching tabs constantly.
How can I add a button to the toolbar that directly previews MyFile.aspx in the browser?
I'm using VS2012 RC (really cool BTW)
Thanks for your suggestions.
Yes. You just should:
Go to Tools->Customize
Select the tab "Commands", click on the "Keyboard" button.
In the "Show command containing" textbox, type the following: file.viewinbrowser
Set a hot key for this
well your easy answer is to just keep that page open in the browser and just refresh the browser
a more complicated answer would be to add a external tool' command to do this. Go to Tools -> External Tools... and a new entry with the Command being C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe or whatever your browser of choice it and then put your URL in the Arguments field. If you want to assign this to a keyboard shortcut, follow the instrucutions at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/80cb6ks3.aspx
I want to activate version control facility for uploaded files using Plone 4.1. E.g.Whenever an image is edited using Products.ImageEditor in Plone, I want the entry to appear in the history for the image.
First thing to activate version control for images is to:
1) go to site setup
2) click Types
3) Select Image from the drop down
4) select Automatic versioning
Even with that, I don't think versioning will not automatically be performed for ImageEditor changes. ImageEditor just sets the field value for the image and does not emit any object modified events which I assume is required for plone's versioning to kick in.
FWIW, I'm the author of Products.ImageEditor. You can submit a ticket for the issue if you'd like: https://github.com/collective/Products.ImageEditor/issues