I am experimenting with form sections. Is there a way to add a section within a section in a form?
The form layout I am trying to achieve is the following:
> Personal Info
V Educational Info
> Qualification 1
> Qualification 2
> Employment History
(> - collapsed section, V expanded section)
That looks like the SWT sections with Section.TWISTIE style bit set, as described in this IBM article "Customizing Eclipse RCP applications (Techniques to use with SWT and JFace)".
That allows you to define GUI like:
The other alternative is to use an Eclipse Form (presented in this "Eclipse Forms: Rich UI for the Rich Client" article) based on ExpandableComposite.
thanks VonC,
I am looking to have a section within a section. Is that achievable?
e:g:
Can the Qualification 1 and Qualification 2 sections
be children of Educational info Section, so that when educational section collapses the Qualification 1 and Qualification 2 sections will be hidden.
> Personal Info
V Educational Info
> Qualification 1
> Qualification 2
> Employment History
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In Enterprise Architect, when I copy and paste elements from A diagram to B diagram,
(from A diagram) <- I want to remove(or hide) this tag which is placed below elements.
How I can do this?
I tried to find this option in menu Start > Preferences but I couldn't find it.
You can control that setting through the diagram properties: Diagram | Appearance | Show Namespace
I'm using moodle version 2.8 with evolve theme. The requirement is to replace "quiz" word with "test" word everywhere in moodle.
Please help me out in this.
Thanks in advance
You will need to look in the Language Customisation.
Home > Administration block > Site administration > Language > Language customisation
Choose language, select "Open for editing" ("Continue"). Highlight all components (shift-select) in the list, and then search for your "quiz" string using the "Only strings containing" field.
Note that this will give you every single instance, and that will include things like "the course does not contain any quiz activities" and so on.
The names of the strings are usually indicative of whether the text will present to an average user or to only admins/managers - for instance the above text is "config_no_quizzes_in_course" and that would suggest that it only displays when configuring the quiz results block. You may choose not to change all of the instances of the word quiz, and only those ones which will be user-facing.
Is it possible to customize how it searches for methods and fields, for example:
JFileChooser j = new JFileChooser();
j. //I begin to type here and then it lists all the different methods and fields
Now lets say for example I begin to type Dialogue, the Content Assist will show DIALOG_TITLE_CHANGED_PROPERTY but it will not show ShowOpenDialog is there a way to customize the Content Assist so that it will more liberally search the middle and end of the words rather than just the beginning?
There is an open bug/feature request in the eclipse bug tracker for that: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=350000
It is mentioned that this feature is included in the Code Recommenders plug-in.
I have search google for "top 3"/"top 5" and latest news, about the extension TX_News and i can't find any guides how to show a custom top 3 or 5 news, with typoscript inside a lib.
If u look at the bottom of www.codem.dk I want to show the latest 3 or 5 news in the middle of the footer "Seneste indlæg", but I can't find a tutorial showing or guide, how to do this.
Do someone have some info how to do this ?
Im running TYPO3 v. 6.1 with FLUID/EXTBASE.
The easiest way would be to set up a plugin on a hidden page/maybe a folder and set all the options in the FlexForm:
- limit to 3 news
- sort by given date descending
- maybe only show top news if you're using this feature
Then you just use the RECORD cObject to assign your plugin to a lib:
lib.latestNews = RECORDS
lib.latestNews.source = [content uid]
lib.latestNews.dontCheckPid = 1
lib.latestNews.tables = tt_content
What do you mean with "top 3" news? how do you get to this order? If this is a custom field in the tx_news_domain_model table, you can of course use this for the ordering and set a limit to 3 or 5.
In Java sources one can use (by default) //TODO, //FIXME and //XXX comments to add that part of source to Tasks view in Eclipse/Domino Designer.
I would like to use it in SSJS too, but I can't make it work. In Designer preferences General/Editors/Structured Text Editors/Task Tags, Filters tab, you can eneable "Enable searching for Task Tags" checkbox and tick XML type. Affected content types section contains "xsp" that is file extension of XP/CC sources.
But any tag in SSJS source (property of XML tag, actually) does not appear in Tasks view.
How to write such task tag into XP/CC source to make it work?
In Domino Designer, searching for Task Tags can be enabled for most editors via the Preferences.
i.e. (General -> Editors -> Structured Text Editors -> Task Tags)
However, the reported behaviour occurs because the Task Tags are added to a CDATA section.
CDATA sections are basically the wild wild west of XML.
For reference, see http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#sec-cdata-sect specifically:
"Within a CDATA section, only the ]]> string is recognized as markup, so that left angle brackets and ampersands may occur in their literal form; they need not (and cannot) be escaped using < and &"
Therefore, for this reason, the contents of CDATA sections are generally ignored by Eclipse XML parsing and validating. So if <!-- TODO --> or //TODO (or any tag) is put into a CDATA section it is not picked up as such.
So as a consequence, any annotated Server-Side JavaScript in XSP source does not appear in the Tasks View.
Using this sample code as an example, the Tasks View displays as follows.