I'm using Install4J version 6.1.6. and I added to a password field the property:
"Show icon to toggle password visibility".
property="eyeVisible" , true
I would like to see the password when clicking this icon.
Unfortunately this property not working when running the deployment. Do I need to add another property in order to work?
The password is shown while you hold the mouse pressed on the "eye" icon, it does not permanently switch the password to be visible.
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In an Eclipse RCP 3.x Application:
I have a Dialog - "User Settings" which contains a Button called "Set User".
The User Settings Dialog, creates and stores a list of User settings and saves them to a file.
In the Application's ToolBar I have a Combo (drop down) which lists these User details.
I would like the "Set User" Button inside the Dialog when Clicked to trigger an updateUsersCombo method which updates the ToolBar's User Combo contents with the updated list of Users, then selects that user in the combo.
I have the updateUsersCombo method worked out just fine...
I simply need a means of calling (triggering) this method when the user clicks"Set User" button from an Open Dialog.
The User Dialog is a Title Area Dialog with SWT buttons.
User Combo is inside of a class extending WorkbenchWindowControlContribution which displays Users and some other settings in the Toolbar.
I'm fairly new to Eclipse 3.x. Any help is much appreciated.
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As the title says, I'm trying to remove this toolbar :
VS Code settings
"debug.toolBarLocation": "hidden"
Editing process through the menu and the settings edit form.
File -> Prefernces -> Settings
Copy the text (without quotes) "debug.toolBarLocation" and paste it into the text input field where you see the prompt text "Search settings".
The subform of editing this parameter will appear.
Debug: Tool Bar Location
Controls the location of the debug toolbar. Either floating in all views, docked in the debug view, or hidden.
Select a value from the list.
More info: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings
You can also hide the toolbar within the VS Code GUI settings by changing "Debug: Tool Bar Location" to "Hidden"
Click here to see what it looks like
I'm trying to get rid of the default text that appears on the install4j finish screen. I've edited the finish components and added a multi line label to display the text I want however it just displays that below the default text. Is there a way to get rid of the default text completely?
There are two options:
1) Delete the "Finish" screen, add a "Configurable banner form" screen instead and select its "Quit after screen" property.
or
2) On the General Settings->Languages step, set up a custom localization file, then open the built-in editor and click on the "Override messages" tool bar button. Search for the message you want to change and click on OK. Then you can change the text in the editor. In this case the keys that you need to override are "FinishedLabel" and "FinishedLabelUnix".
In install4j, I'm using a configurable form with a text field in it to enter a license key. The user can paste text in it with the key combination ctrl+v, but there is no menu when he right clicks in it.
Is there an option to enable the right click in a text field? (for users who don't know the key combinations for example)
Thanks
As of 6.1.3 this is not available. I've added this suggestion to our issue tracker.
I have hidden liferay edit control by using way like....
$theme.include($body_top_include)
#if ($permissionChecker.isOmniadmin())
#dockbar()
#end
it will hide doc bar for all users except Admin.
But I am unable to hide portlet controls icons like plus,minus, close portlet icon.
As we know these icons will not displayed if we uncheck value of edit control checkbox.
Liferay might be storing that edit conrol checkbox value on/off in their session.
So how can we uncheck that value by default for all users?
In short I want set value of edit control checkbox by default false for users .
Remove the custom- and update-permissions for this page for "User", "Power User" and "Site Member" role.