On my chart I have a visual representation of a condition that becomes true and then plots an arrow, in the block of code that this condition becomes true I have an alert set up. Sometimes the condition becomes true and I see the visual confirmation but the alert doesn't fire... Any ideas please?
I tried switching the indicator to strategy and making the calc on each tick to true... All I want is, if the condition becomes true for the alert to fire along side the visual confirmation. Not only one.
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I have a menu with 4 toggles (belonging to the same group), and I'm trying to make it so that when I click on Toggle #1, it goes from white to yellow (this part is easy, Color tint transition on Toggle component), but I'd also like for the toggle to STAY yellow as long as another toggle hasn't been clicked.
This part is hard, because the "selected" color of the Color Tint transition goes back to "normal" every time I click anywhere else than Toggle #1, including anywhere on the screen.
Demonstration of toggle clicks (sorry about watermark
I've tried a couple solutions using scripts, event triggers and such, but It never truly works as intended, and I like the transition effects between states that the Color Tint transition brings.
Thanks in advance for your answers, and have a nice day !
Hi i have a Question how is this element called?
(White Arrows)
I used this element to close my code blocks, but
every time i interact with the code it Pops-open!
I want it to stay closed is there a way to configure that in settings?
thats how its supposed to stay
every time i interact with the code this happens:
it opens from its self why and can i change?
That's feature called Folding. It's a toggle. So, if you fold a section, it will be unfolded when you click the button again. You can read the completed guide here (https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/codebasics#_folding)
I used the NewSearchUI.runSearchInBackground(query) to run a search query. This causes a Progress dialog to pop up, where user have the button "Run in Background". The Job.setUser() is set to true for the Job in InternalSaerchUI.runSearchInBackgound, which is why the dialog always pops up.
However I would like to hide the dialog from the beginning, so that the user can look at the search results quickly, without having to minimize the progress dialog. Is there a way to achieve that? Aside from the setting it in the preferences options and checking the run always in background checkbox.
References:
Search example
Whether a progress dialog shows up or not isn't really meant to be controlled by the initiator of a user job.
As you already pointed out, the workspace-wide preference controls if a progress dialog is shown or not.
Apart from disabling the progress dialog in general, there is no way that I know of to prevent the progress dialog from appearing.
If you think it is generally useful to hide the progress dialog for search jobs, you may want to file an enhancement request here: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Platform
I've been digging all over Jasper documentation and can't find the answer.
Currently for our reports, we have a simple input control, Date. When this launches, I am given a date control and at the bottom, I get series of useless button choices...
Apply, OK, Reset, Cancel, Save
Can anyone help me get these removed? Just want OK and Cancel. I looked at DefaultParametersForm.jsp but am having a hard time finding anything useful there. I'm an amateur jsp programmer.
We removed the Cancel button from the input control popup, we found it in the file inputControls.jsp in the jsp/templates directory.
You should find the apply, ok, reset and save button here also.
I do not know off-hand how to remove the buttons, but these buttons are not all useless. Reset clears your fields back to their defaults (blank if no default).
When you are using the Control Layout 1, you may think the Apply and OK button do the same thing but they don't. Apply will run the report with the set parameters, but will not get rid of the dialog box. OK runs apply and removes the dialog as well. (Note that the dialog can be dragged out of the way.)
If you switch to one of the other Control Layouts (I like 4), then the OK button goes away b/c there is no longer a dialog. You will only get Apply, Reset, and Cancel.
I have a combobox on a form. Clicking on a particular label should hide this combobox. The problem is that if the combobox has focus, clicking on the button which hides this combobox gives error.How can I resolve this runtime error?
Move the focus. If necessary, create a very small control to receive the focus.
Me.SomeControlThatIsNotTheCombobox.SetFocus
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Note that this label is not associated with a control.
Private Sub Label1_Click()
Me.Text1.SetFocus
Me.Label1.Visible = False
End Sub
I know this is an old post, but I recently just ran into a similar issue (and this post was in the first 4 or 5 results). If the control you're trying to disable is the first on the subform, try setting its Tab Index to 1, not 0. As soon as the subform gets the focus, the first control on it does, too. I was trying to set this during a Form_Open event, and this solved it.
Rather than setting focus to any particular control, which may cause maintenance issues in the future if the controls on the form change, if you simulate a key press of Tab then focus will move to the next object in the tab order.
SendKeys "{TAB}"
DoEvents
Me.Command4.Visible = False
Note the doevents is necessary to allow the processing of the Tab.