The StyledCellLabelProvider is available in 3.5 onwards, but alas I am anchored to a platform that must use v3.3. Can anyone say how I might display rich text in a field of a JFace TableViewer?
Is it even possible at all?
You can download the source for 3.5 and modify it so it works with 3.3. The StyledCellLabelProvider is not very complex (only 500 lines of code) and you should be able to make it work with 3.3 with only a few modifications.
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I'm trying to simply include a barcode in a report generated by BIRT.
Here's what I have:
BIRT Runtime 4.4.2
Eclipse BIRT Project 4.6
Eclipse Neon.3 Release 4.6.3
First I tried to simply set the font on a standard text item. This works fine in the designer, but when the pdf is generated, the text item just shows the text in the standard font, not the barcode font that I set in the designer.
I have also tried plugins from these guys:
OnBarcode.com - I was using Eclipse 2019-11 but the Barcode item didn't appear at all in the pallete when editing a report. I had to go back to Neon to get the item to show. I was then able to ad a barcode item into the report and save the report. Then when my server code tried to generate a barcode, BIRT just crashed.
BusinessRefinery.com - Even in Eclipse Neon the Barcode item didn't show in the palette. I couldn't do anything with this.
I know where the plugins folder is in my Eclipse, so I guess it's just a versioning issue somewhere with teh plugins. Also I can see that the plugins are stored in a completely different place in Eclipse 2019-11 so it's no surprise that the two plugins I mention above don't work because I would guess that the plugin architecture has changed.
I would love to hear from anybody who has achieved either of these two:
Got a non-standard font to appear in a pdf generated by BIRT.
Got a barcode plugin that works with the versions of BIRT and Eclipse that I mentioned above.
Thanks in advance.
We are using the Java libraries from ID automation and generate images on the fly by using the Java libraries with Javascript from inside BIRT.
This is not as elegant as a plugin, but it works fine.
For QR-Codes, we are using Google's ZXing library in a similar way.
I've been using this PLUGIN (source code): https://code.google.com/archive/p/birt-barcode-extension/
It's not very sophisticated, but you can insert / EDIT the barcodes on the template with a "default" preview.
It relies on ZXing (you must get it from GITHUB)
I used eclipse 3.8 to develop HTML 5 Android Application.But i need to find a specific HTML and JavaScript editor to write html 5.I install several HTML editors that goes with eclipse.But it does not show on eclipse IDE.
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Give Sublime Text a shot. Not specifically HTML5/Javascript, but having used Eclipse/Dreamweaver/WebStorm, it provides superior functionality and usability. Plus, it's highly extensible and free to use as a demo! There's even a plugin for my Jade templates! Woo hoo!
We are editing lots of pages with text in Confluence version 3.5 but in one good day, we decide to upgrade our system to version 4.3.2. As a result, now, we have big problems with data.
All links in projects start being invalid and markup of text-fields changed, I think it connected with major changes in Confluence.
So now I trying to find way how to update this data and return nice view.
Is there any plugins? Or scripts? Or any default features of Confluence to doing this work.
New Editor
The Wiki Markup editor has been removed in Confluence 4 and replaced with a new XHTML-based editor.
Confluence 4 introduced a Brand New Editor with macro placeholders and a macrobrowser.
By default you won't see wiki markup anymore in the edit mode, but placeholders. There is one wiki macro called Wiki-Markup which u can use to enter wiki markup.
And for users who are very familiar with wiki markup there us an Autoformatting feature, which lets you type wiki markup into the editor and it will "auto-format" the text on the fly.
Have you read Planning for Confluence 4?
Also, please take a look at Migration from Wiki Markup to XHTML-Based Storage Format
Regarding your macros you may try
Re-running Migration or
Re-attempt Migration
The most common reason for content to be in this state is that a non
4.0 compatible macro (or unknown macro) was found on the page.
There are two possible fixes for this situation -
Install a 4.0 compatible version of the macro. See Plugin Development Upgrade FAQ for 4.0.
Edit the page to no longer use the problematic macro.
So as stated i would suggest you look for compatible versions of the macros/plugins and force a re-migratition:
URL: /admin/force-upgrade.action
URL: /admin/unmigratedwikicontent.action
What do you mean by the links are invalid?
Please note that I already have CSS autocomplete support active, I need the CSS3 properties and other proprietary properties for CSS like border-raduis, ::selection, -mozkit and -webkit properties.
You could install the Aptana Studio 3.0.3 plugin which has support for CSS3 properties. Aptana Ticket #1986 shows a way to enable matching for browser vendor specific extensions. Ticket #1495 is also relevant.
WARNING! I read on How do I add FTP support to Eclipse?, that the plugin could potentially overwrite or re-organise a lot of your Eclipse workspace. This is an older answer now, so the new version of plugin might be better. I wouldn't want my advice to break your Eclipse without warning you first :-)
Which WYSIWYG editor is used by xWiki? And was it ever using a different one? In which version did it change?
There are two WYSIWYG editors in the current (3.0-milestone-2) release: an older (now deprecated) one based on TinyMCE, and a GWT-based editor developed in-house, introduced in 1.7 (see http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/Features/PageEditing#HWYSIWYGeditingmode and http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/Features/WysiwygEditor for more details). Back in the very early days of XWiki (2005), there was another editor based on HTMLArea, but it was quickly replaced by TinyMCE.
So, the current editor is not an external one, but a custom developed one, available under the LGPL 2.1 license.