I am new to moodle. and i am using moodle 1.9.19+ what i want is to add a custom menu into the sidebare above the Courses Menu.
Is there any possible to do this.
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I'm trying to make a Microsoft Form and want to have a dropdown menu for one of the questions. I was wondering if it was possible to have an add feature where recipients could add an answer to the drop down menu if they don't see what they're looking for?
I'm new to TYPO3 and I'm building a custom extension. I want to add a menu link on admin panel like web module and list module. Please guide me step by step how to make a new module on admin side?
at https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/CoreApiReference/ApiOverview/BackendModules/BackendModuleApi/Index.html you find the step by step guide.
Further I can recommend, to take a look, like other extensions do it. F.e. https://github.com/in2code-de/femanager/
In https://github.com/in2code-de/femanager/blob/develop/ext_tables.php the module is registered.
In line 18, there is there reference to the Controller and the actions, which are allowed
The controller is located in /femanager/ClassessController/ (https://github.com/in2code-de/femanager/blob/develop/Classes/Controller/UserBackendController.php)
Further you need also a html template for each action (look at femanager/Resources/Private/Templates/UserBackend/)
How can I create a custom wizard in TCA so that, I can click on add button to create a particluar specific plugin on a page? my TYPO3 Version is 7.6.
click on the image. There is a add button
You can make a custom wizard on your own or use an existing one. Here you can find examples of existing ones and an example to create a custom one: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/TCAReference/7.6/AdditionalFeatures/WizardsConfiguration/Index.html#user-defined-wizard-processing-with-php-function
Note this code area has been rewritten with core v8 - much more powerful 'wizards' are possible, called 'node expansion' and they come with a better API. For details see https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/CoreApiReference/ApiOverview/FormEngine/Rendering/Index.html#node-expansion and the according sections from TCA Reference for details.
Designing an MS Word 2010 add-in using VS 2010. Each add-in has a group, button, and menu. Using the built-in AddIntabs to display the custom add-ins, all the custom group ribbons are displaying in the Add-ins tab properly.
I want to create a new add tab for only my custom add-ins. I tried renaming the built in add-in tab, but a 3rd-party add-in is also using this tab. When I change controlIdType from Office to a custom value and use the same ControlId for my add-in, this does not work. Instead it displays 2 tabs with the same name instead of merging them into one.
I am using Ribbon Designer; if the solution involves changing Ribbon XML, that is also acceptable.
Good question. The following provides the solution using the Ribbon XML.
If you create a new ribbon XML class from Visual Studio it will also add alot of the XML already for your solution.
The following will create a custom tab called "Drains". The id identifier creates a custom tab whereas the idMso uses the built in tabs.
<tab id=”t1” label=“Drains”>
</tab>
Use the id within the group tag to create a custom group. Similar syntax to the tab syntax.
Let's say that I have a vast quantity of restaurant reviews in a database -- not Joomla articles, just database tables. I want to display these restaurant reviews as part of a Joomla 1.5 web site.
I can write a component to display each review. That part is fine. But rather than listing the reviews as a list on a page, I want to use the nice cascading menu that is part of the Joomla template that the site uses. But I don't want to have to add menu items one by one for each review; I want menu items to be generated automatically from the database contents. The menu of reviews should 'plug in' the existing menu structure for the web site (i.e., I want to supply the code that generates the menu items with an existing menu item so that it generates itself under that item).
How can I create code to programmatically create that menu? Component, plug-in, module, ...? Would the menu be generated at page display time, or "manually" in the admin panel (I'm ok either way). Any examples of this already?
I think the simplest way would be to create a custom menu module. The absolute basic one would just output the list of reviews in a <ul> and then use some css to style the list.
I ended up creating a component that creates the whole menu structure at once, upon admin request. It just creates rows in the jos_menu table, as if the menus were created manually. Updating the hierachy is a pain (and I haven't completed that part), but creating the structure from scratch is pretty simple and works well.