Here are the instructions:
Begin in the main screen of Applications Manager by clicking the green arrow/play button on the top menu. This displays the Requests screen.
In the Requests screen search box enter mkbanner then click the Request button. This displays the Submit screen.
In the Submit screen click the Select button for a list of available jobs.
Next screen has two columns or list boxes. Scroll through the Unassigned list or enter the Banner job name in the search box. Highlight the job in the Unassigned list to select and click the blue right arrow button to move the job to the Assigned list box. Click OK.
You return to the Submit screen. It's not obvious that you have selected anything because your job name doesn't appear anywhere. It just displays a "Ref= number" in the Prompts box. Just click the Submit button now and you will hopefully see a message, "Job was Successfully submitted: Run ID = 99999". Click the Close button.
Now you should be back in the main screen of Applications Manager. After waiting a while, select the Jobs icon on the top menu. In the search box enter the name of the job you made. It is displayed in the list.
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I am showing the message box on click on of the button. If I double click the message box is showing twice.
I tried by setting autodisable="self", But still the issue persists.
Is there any way I can check whether the Message box is displaying or not.If it is displaying I will not call it again.
Any ideas?
I have a Browsing carousel in my Action that opens a new page. From that page, I want to give the user an option to either continue on the website or to close the website and go back to the Action.
If they select the option to go back - how can I send them back to the Action?
You can't "go back" to the Action in the same way as if you clicked on a back button in the browser.
However, you can create a link on the page that you're showing the user that will re-start the Action or re-start it with a particular "deep linked" Intent. If you maintain the state of the user when they leave your Action, you can restore that state when they return, but that is up to you to manage.
To create a link to start the Action go to your Action console, select the "Actions" navigation on the left, and then the right arrow for the Intent that you want to be able to link to.
Towards the bottom of the screen that comes up, you may need to click on the "Links" header to expand that section, and then turn the switch on for "Would you like to enable a URL for this Action?"
The section will expand to prompt you for a Link Title (which is required, but not really used for anything) and will show you an HTML code snippet with the link. You are allowed to change this link however you want, but you must use a link - you can't do something clever like try to redirect to that page.
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radioBtn.click(); "..but since the user is navigate from the child page to parent page, I am not able to click on the value in the popup using id....when I execute the script I am getting below error...."Element is not currently visible and so may not be interacted with
In my JavaFX application I want to pop up some dialog box (as confirmation box).
But I do not want to make chance user to skip that one.
That mean in many examples I have seen once Dialog Box is popup user can click out of that and can skipped it, then that dialog box is remains as it is ever.
Thanks.
To make a dialog modal (i.e. block input to other application windows), call on the dialog stage:
dialogStage.initModality(Modality.APPLICATION_MODAL)
Defines a modal window that blocks events from being delivered to any other application window.
OR
dialogStage.initModality(Modality.WINDOW_MODAL)
Defines a modal window that block events from being delivered to its entire owner window hierarchy. Note: A Stage with modality set to WINDOW_MODAL, but its owner is null, is treated as if its modality is set to NONE.
I plan to add a menu that pop ups when a user performs a certain action. This menu will include some fields that the user will fill out and then hit "Submit" which will close the dialog box and update the client based on information inputed.
However, I want the user to be able to close the dialog window by hitting cancel or submit, and not by clicking on the screen outside of the dialog box.
How can i do this? Or maybe I should just use a PopupPanel?
It's as easy as setting the auto-hide behavior to false, either at construction time or later.