I have two differents forms that display the same kind of items. So I think it would be better to use the same page to displays items from form A et from form B. But I would like the results list's background color to change according to the origin of the user.
Is that possible with Ionic or should I just do 2 differents pages to display the results of the search ?
You can use one page. When page is loading you can use boolean type variable to switch colors. You can use *ngIf to switch tags.
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I would like to know your idea about the best method to present several personalized horizontal lists, in the spotfy style.
With different preferences and musical styles.
The best way would be to create several listviews? or structure a database and make it somehow present only a few things on the user's homepage?
any suggestion?
i dont think there would be any problem displaying different list view on home showing few items ( 3 or 4 ) of that list and a button above each listView as View All on tapping using that list all items on that category personal screen
you can add multiple ListView as you can possible Try SingleChildScrollView for multiple ListView or Layouts
Refer Official Docs : docs
Basically, I just want to increase a form background size. I've 5 choices in one question and 1 of them is cut by the format of Google Forms. How can I remove the bottom scroll bar and make it a static form ?
At this time the new Google Forms themes feature only allows to select predefined themes and to change the theme image. The old Google Forms themes feature have more customization options but it doesn't include one for changing the grid question box size.
If you are using the old Google Forms try changing the font settings for the question options.
Another alternative is to split the column headers words (replace moderadamente by modera- mente or by a shorter synonym)
A third alternative is to use a code like 1,2,3,4,5 instead of category names.
What I am trying to achieve is, that I can use a specific screen for some status. For example just tickets in the status "New" should contain the "Original Estimate".
What I thought about was building a specific screen for these status and match status and screen. But as I see things, I just can connect screens and transitions or connect a screen to an action like creating an issue.
But both does not fit my needs, cause i want to use different screens in the same workflow for the same action and I do not want to show the screen when changing the transition. I just want to display different screens when editing issues.
Is there a way to do that?
for this kind of scenario I can suggest two ways to do this.
use javascript for a Original Estimate field..for that follow this document using this you can check the status field and show or hide the field accordingly.
2.Use Behaviours plugin for validate the field where the status is match to your requirement.
drupal_render($form) works fine for my purposes in general, but there are cases where I'd like a form to have a different layout style
(specifically I'd like all the fields and submit button to appear in one horizontal row)
Is there a way to specify a different rendering for a specific form, and leave the rest with the default rendering for the theme?
If it's the layout you want to change, most likely, you'd want to change the CSS, not the markup.
If you want to display all the fields and submit button in a row, you could change them into blocks and "float: left;" them.
I am using devexpress aspxgridview in asp.net 3.5 web application.
on pageload, I have a label control on top of the page whose text for example is "abc".
I am trying to set the value of the label with the page number selected by the user from the grid using onpageindexchanged event.
But the label values is not changing. it is still showing the old value "abc". what may be the problem?
To change other controls during the PageIndexChanged event, you might need to disable callbacks (see the ASPxGridView.EnableCallBacks property) and place both the text box and grid control onto the UpdatePanel.
Alternatively, you can do it on the client-side with javascript if you want to keep callbacks enabled. There's a sample project attached here:
http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/Q201214.aspx