I am trying to find documentation to duplicate the following Left-Hand-Side-Bar menu found in the link below, but am having no luck: https://demo.orbeon.com/demo/fr/orbeon/w9/edit/4a83b4cf2b905fbe105d7e57ddc5597b5e78c0a3
What you are seeing there is what is called the wizard view. In essence, it transforms the top-level sections of your form into sections of a "wizard".
You can enable this in the Form Settings dialog (in Form Builder, click on the gear icon at the top left of the page), in the View Options tab.
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MUI5 Autocomplete does not seem to have a footer option in which you can place a custom "new item" option. The required flow is:
Autocomplete's options drawer is opened
Scroll to the bottom of the options drawer
New custom model is clicked (last option)
Result: A modal is opened to customize the new custom item
What is the best course of action to support such a behaviour?
Adding it manually can collide with the sort/search capabilities of the AutoComplete component.
https://yesnomaybe.menu/questions/1
When clicking a button on the above page, the buttons on the next page flash in a different styling before matching the previous page's buttons. Code:
https://github.com/lorensr/ynm/
You need to add the custom _document.js and _app.js file as seen here in the example project https://github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tree/master/examples/nextjs
I have a tabbed form in Access and on one tab, I'd like to create an ActiveX TreeView object. When I go to build this object and drag it to the tab, it attaches itself to the general form instead of the tab. This puts the control over top of all the tabs instead of the tab I want it in.
How do I attach the ActiveX control to the tab and not the entire form?
I've done a number of different "moves" to try and get it to attach and I've looked through the options to see if there is an easy way to attach it but nothing actually defines how the control is attached unlike a normal Access form control that is contained in the tab.
I would like to keep the extra forms to a minimum and maintain a single, tabbed form with separate controls on each tab.
Answer:
Make sure to select the tab first and then create the TreeView control. TreeView controls cannot be attached to a tab page by drag/drop.
If done correctly, the control will be placed on the tab page just under the tab name within the borders of the tab page. A quick test by selecting other tabs can be done to check that it attached to the right tab and only that tab.
I am pretty new in Typo3 world (I came from Joomla and WordPress) and I have a doubt related to well understand what is the difference between disable a page and hide the page in the menu in Typo3.
I have create a new test page and I don't want that now it appears in my left main menu.
So I click on the Access tab of this page settings and I tick the Hide (In Menus) "checkbox" so the page exist (I can access and see it using its URL) but don't appear in my main menu.
This is pretty simple but, near to the previous options, I also find the Disable (Page) checkbox. So I have try to tick this checkbox (instead of Hide (In Menus)) and happens something that I did not expect:
My test page appear again in my left main menu (I have no hide it but if I thought that if I disable a page, it is as if this page does not exist, evidently the typo3 operating logic is different from what I expect)
If, in my left main menu, I click on my test page link: the page is open but on the right top corner on the page appear to me the following textual message PREVIEW!
What it mean? I am logged as administrator, maybe the normal visitor can't see the disabled pages whereas administrator\editor see these pages? Or what?
Tnx
Andrea
Disable page = Nobody can see the page. The page is removed from the menu and it can't be accessed with the URL. You see it because you're logged into the backend. That is also why you see the red sticker 'Preview', because it is a preview.
Hide in menu = Page is hidden from the menu and the sitemap, however, it can be accessed with the URL.
Check the following documentation:
http://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/GettingStartedTutorial/
There is a very short mapping between TYPO3 and Joomla:
TYPO3 "disable" = Joomla "Unpublish Article"
TYPO3 "hide" = Joomla "Unpublish Menu Item"
Cheers,
S.
I am trying to create my first wordpress plugin and I want to add a new "menu item" in the wordpress default menu bar. So when I click that menu item, the html form need to be shown by my plugin.
comparing to Joomla, in joomla it has views in "components" so I can easily create a new menu item, and assign a view as I want. In wordpress how do I do that for a plugin?
Please help. Thanks
I recommend that for your form for the front end, make a shortcode that will render your form. Then people can create a page (which gets you your menu item) and put your form on the page, optionally with some text / images above or below the form. This is better than trying to insert a "page" into the menu and somehow getting it where your plugin's users want it to go :)
For the admin side, use the admin menu functions.