How do I make doxygen to generate clickable hyperlink? Something like this
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The docs I am generating are HTML only.
Just do it the same way you would do it in HTML, i.e.
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See http://www.doxygen.org/autolink.html for more info.
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I am trying to use SelectPDF.ConvertURL() on my local machine. When I run this convert I get a PDF that has sizing issues with checkboxes. Checkboxes are too large and not appearing as they appear in the HTML Page
BUT when I go to the http://selectpdf.com/demo/html-to-pdf-converter.aspx and give it the URL for my HTML test document it renders correctly. URL for document is: http://dev.TitleClose.com/BlankLoanEstimate.html
I am using the exact code that is given on the selectpdf.com/demo page.
Any ideas or advice is appreciated
You might need to set a different web page width. Try this sample:
http://selectpdf.com/demo/convert-url-to-pdf.aspx
For an A4 page, the corresponding web page width (to keep the font size) is 793px. More details about the content resizing here:
http://selectpdf.com/docs/ResizingContentDuringConversion.htm
add in your CSS #mediaprint the sames propierties that you have in you css. that's work for me.
#media print {
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}
I want to set my textarea in my php project with texteditor like Stackoverflow's. So I can input Text Code in special format display. Is there any plugin like that in PHP?
Creating text with some markup syntax is usally done on the client-side and not server-side, which is why I would recommend you look for a javascript-wysiwyg-editor.
Check out this link for an overview.
Check out this Blog Post for info on how WMD Markdown Editor is used on Stack Exchange (as answered in this Meta question).
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I have added two like-buttons to my images on my website but when you click like and you want to share them, the room for the picture is blank. How can I get the picture to show in the share box and to display on Facebook?
My website is www.firamedmariamontazami.se
Documentation:
href - the URL to like. The XFBML version defaults to the current
page. Note: After July 2013 migration, href should be an absolute URL
Can you confirm that href is an absolute URL?
If yes, try to include OpenGraph metas on your targeted pages (page specified in href) like:
<meta property="og:image" content="http://website.com/image.jpg" />
Do not forget to check the size of your image, you can find more details in this discussion
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Copy your link on the Facebook Object Debugger page and check what Facebook says about your image, that would help to get more details.
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About your question:
Can I use different metas with different pictures? I want ten
different pictures on my page that you can share.
Look at this paragraph in the documentation, you can specify many images and your first image tag will be given the preference during conflicts. Keep in mind that when you share something on Facebook only one image will be displayed.
You may also be interested by setting other OpenGraph metas so if someone share your page (copy/paste your URL in Facebook) a nice summary of your page will be displayed (title, description, image...).
Could you try uploading a photo at a smaller resolution so that we can test? I'm wondering whether facebook is misbehaving because it's too large.
I am creating a Ruby on Rails application and I want to replicate the Stack Overflow 'Tags' input box that you use when posting a question. After you type out a word or phrase it becomes a box with an 'x' next to it allowing you to delete it:
Does anyone know whether I can implement this feature in a Rail app?
There is a jQuery plugin for this called tokenInput, which can be found here: http://loopj.com/jquery-tokeninput/
All you need to be able to do is send it a list of words in json format, so that can easily be done in RoR.
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I need to create a historical timeline starting from 1600's to the present day. I also need to have some way of showing events on the timeline so that they do not appear cluttered when many events are close together.
I have tried using Visio 2007 as well as Excel 2007 Radar Charts, but I could not get the results I wanted. the timeline templates in Visio are not great and using Radar charts in Excel leads to cluttered data.
Are there any other tools or techniques I could use to create these?
#Darren:
The first link looks great. Thanks! The second link did not work in Firefox and was rendered as ASCII. It opened up fine in IE.
And yes, this is for the end users. So I want it to look as presentable as possible, if you know what I mean.
Thanks again!
SIMILIE Timeline would probably suit your needs.
http://simile.mit.edu/timeline/
Timeline .NET: http://www.codeplex.com/timelinenet
Oh, i guess i should ask... for personal use or for display to end users? that might change what i would suggest, but this could work for internal purposes too i suppose.
Lifehacker has a good overview and tutorial of SIMILIE Timeline. They seem to like it quite a bit.
If you need a timeline from RSS Feeeds give xTimeline a try. I just used it
http://lifehacker.com/software/rss/create-a-timeline-from-rss-feeds-with-xtimeline-283098.php
#Pascal this page? http://tools.mscorlib.com/timeline/Default.aspx. If it's looking like ascii maybe look for a js error, but that renders on my system fine. If all else fails, it's a decent js library by the MIT team as it is, so you could wire up your own implementation
I also recommend Simile Timeline... I just implemented a webpage that uses it and JQuery and produces fantastic results. The downside is that you need to implement it through some html page, hook it up with the js and create some xml files, so it probably won't do for a presentational tool.
http://infosthetics.com/ is a good data visualization blog, maybe you find something there. Also check flowingdata.com
For webbased timelines, there is also:
circavie: http://flowingdata.com/2007/10/25/create-share-and-embed-custom-timelines-with-circavie/
dipity (looks killer): http://flowingdata.com/2008/08/18/tell-stories-with-interactive-timelines-from-dipity/
You can used this great timeline tool built with JavaScript.
You can download it for free here: http://timeline.verite.co/#examples