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.
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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.
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.
SUBJ: creating a window-based mxml component, but in design mode all components that I'm adding are not movable, why? If I create component based on group f.e., it's ok, but based on window - they are frozen. Using Flash Builder 4.6
I guess it's a bug that Adobe needs to look into.
But in the meantime, you can use <mx:Window> and change them all to <s:Window> before you will finally build the release version of the project.
I am facing the same problem and it's very frustrating.
I don't know whether it's a bug or not, but it happens in Flash builder 4.5 too.
What I figured out so far is that instead of using a <s:Window> you can actually use a <mx:Window>and then it will work as expected.
In the other hand I would like to be able to use the spark window instead. It's a very annoying tiny problem!
In XCode 3.2, IB has a Classes tab in the Library to let you add your own class to nib file. But in XCode 4.1 that tab is disappeared. There is an item called "Custom Objects" in object library but I never figure out how to use it.
So in XCode 4.1 if I want to add my own class to nib I have to drag general object then change it in Identity inspector. Way too much complicated and not straightforward at all.
Anyone knows why xcode 4.1 introduced this change ?
Thanks.
The typical way things work is the more simple something is, the less customization you can do. I agree I dislike the new IB, although it does make room for more customization.
I want to migrate from Flex 3.1 to Flex 3.5, but I can't find any useful release notes on the differences between the two. I found the official Adobe website but it is more focused on the difference between 2 and 3, and not different versions of 3. Can someone help me out?
Thanks
In theory there isn't a lot of difference. Have you tried to just change the SDK on your project(s) and then see what works or doesn't?
Msot of the issues you'll run into, I expect, will relate to your custom component development that extend the existing components. The Flextras AutoCompleteComboBox, for example, had issues because the way the drop down is handled in the Flex ComboBox changed from 3.4 to 3.5. Since our component is a highly customized ComboBox; we inherited this change which "Broke".
However, my experience is probably a fringe case as in the course of normal development you wouldn't be customizing things so heavily.
Try it and see.