My requirement is as the title. Basically there are three parts: Search Page, Master Page and Detail Page.
I want to include all of these pages into one page and make them navigable. I considered Splitter layout but it could loose the navigation?
Any ideas??
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I think this is a common requirement. I would suggest a full-screen layout, having a search bar and a result list on the landing/first page. From there, when a list item is clicked upon, you can navigate to the detail page.
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as I'm coding some app I was wondering if there's any cheat sheet explaining navigation and routing options I have and when should I use the specific one (for which usecase its the best solution)?
For example I'm creating a form, when I press the button I need to load a list of items (Listview) from which I will chose one item and go back to the form. This list should cover all screen (something like full screen modal I guess)
Im not sure what should I use, whether MaterialPageRoute, ModalRoute or maybe somethig different like dialog?
Is there any good source to learn besides of reading documentation?
You can read this for push and pop concepts. An example related to that.
This example is for routing.
See this and this for complete understanding of Routing and Navigation
I'm using a pagableListView inside Wicket with a pagenavigator, and sometimes my search result can return 1,000's of pages. This can be tedious for the user to navigate through each page to get to the middle of the alphabet. Is there a way I can create some sort of go to page: functionality? This way the user can say eh, like try page 600 see where I am at.. instead of meticulously clicking a bunch of times to get there.
Thanks!
I'm having a hard time finding resources on how to make a custom navigation side bar for my C5 website. I just want this navigation sidebar to display selected parts of the site. Thanks for the help!!
If you only want to display specific pages you select manually, the easiest (and free) way to do this is with the manual nav add-on:
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/manual-nav/
This is a quick and simple way to do it if you need to have a non-complicated menu (i.e. not a nested ul or a dropdown). Plus your clients can update it themselves (if they know their way around a web admin)
The solution is probably not unique to Concrete5 CMS, but I need to build a page with a list of items. Each item would link to a detail page of that item showing a full text description.
Each item on the initial summary page would have the first few lines of the detail page description and a "more" link.
Does anyone know how I could go about doing this in C5?
This is a very common thing to do with Concrete5, and there is a built-in block to handle it -- it's called "Page List".
Note that out-of-the-box, this block doesn't show the first few lines of each page's content, but rather shows the "description" field as entered when creating the page (or editing the page's properties). But I have a free addon available in the marketplace called "Page List Teasers" -- http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/page-list-teasers -- which adds this functionality to the built-in Page List block.
You can also check out the blog views of the page list - they show how to display an area from another page with all the content blocks they contain, and how to display attributes. You could make a rich text attribute called description then display that as you loop through the list of pages.
I am adding tabs to my page in fb. The problem is my customers do not notice that they need to click on the arrow icon to see all the tabs. Is there a way or setting that allows me to show all tabs on my page?
No, there is no way. Reorder your tabs so that the ones you really want your customer to see are displayed first. Another thing you can do is modify your cover photo in a way that indicates to your customers that there are cool tabs there. Facebook discourages using the cover photo for advertisements, so try to keep it classy.