I just want to add a event manually in my prog from using the kalcalender from add button. But basically i have no idea of that.
https://github.com/klazuka/Kal
I try to understand from the nativecal, But i cant get it.
thanks in advance.
Hopefully someone else can help you on your question, but I assume you've already considered using Apple's EKEventEditViewController. The Event Kit Programming Guide explains is pretty well. I add calendar events in the user's calendar incredibly easily with that, but perhaps you're trying to do something that I don't understand.
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I need to resend an email to a user in case the user requests it, from the back-end.
I want to handle the logic in a separate template than the one I trigger the view from.
I figured using a Pop-up would be the best approach for this, but Django doesn't seem to provide any documentation on this.
I have checked out a few posts similar to what I am looking for like, http://www.hoboes.com/Mimsy/hacks/replicating-djangos-admin/ , but they are either too old or too different.
I would really appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
I rolled my own version using guidelines from this links, Open link in Popup Window with Javascript. I hope somebody else finds it helpful.
I want to apply the Undo & Redo operations in my app.
I read the apple document as well as googled it but not get the proper solution.
In my app I apply lot of image operations on UIImage & I want to store each state & apply Undo -Redo accordingly.
How to use UndoManager? How it Works?
Please share some links regarding this or links for tutorials of undo manager.
If anyone knows it, then please help me.
Thanks in advance.
I recommend you to go through the tutorial here. Hope this helps you out. Enjoy.
So, I'm starting to use GWT and I am having a little problem.
I have to retrieve some information about a building and I want to show to the user a floorplan for him to choose from where does he want information to be shown.
So, I tried an imagemap, but Iit is not working. Do someone has any suggestion or example of that?
Thank you,
Mauricio
I'm sure there are a couple ways of going about this. You might want to try some extension of the an already existing class as was done here with ComplexPanel http://www.koders.com/java/fid1ACE81656C6F49C2E81126751E938A61215D6A6F.aspx?s=mdef%3ainsert
My Application requires the calendar control and i had downloaded the custom calendar control from the below given link.
http://blog.webscale.co.in/?p=244
Now the thing we want to do is put a dot in the tile for the dates which has some data associated with it. How can I implement it using the above calendar?
Please Give Your Suggestions
Please Help.
Thanks in Advance.
Got the thing working. Actually i got the solution after a week by myself so if anyone interested is knowing the method then please let me know guys.. i would be happy to help.
basically it is about making a few changes.
Few changes are very hard to put here so if anyone is interested then i would help him/her.
Thanks anyways
I'm writing an app, where I the user has to be able to select multiple adresses. I wanted to solve this in the same way, apple does when you send an SMS to someone.
You can enter text and it gets surrounded by a blue bubble for each adress selected.
I've already found facebook's tree20-kit, but I can't get it to work because of some linker error I cannot solve.
Is there any other kit out there, that's capable of doing this, or do you have any suggestions on how to create such a textField?
Yours,
Bujtor
Interesting. I don't know of any other open source solutions for this, and I think writing from scratch would be much more time consuming than trying to resolve the linker error. I would recommend spending a few hours and do the following:
Create a new empty application.
Download Three20 and follow the detailed instructions on GitHub for linking the framework.
You should be able to get this to link as many others, including myself, have been able to use this framework.
Sorry this isn't a straight forward answer to your question. I hope it was helpful just the same. Andrew.