stylize.css | A beautiful alternative to CSS resets & normalisers | Theme library

by vasanthv HTML Version: Current License: MIT

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stylize.css is a HTML library typically used in User Interface, Theme, React applications. stylize.css has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A beautiful alternative to CSS resets & normalizers. We all know that HTML documents without any CSS suck. Stylize.css adds a set of CSS rules to render HTML markup in a much better and consistent way, across browsers. Stylize.css defines CSS rules on HTML tags; which helps you render your markup in a beautiful way, without the need to use any classes, attributes, etc. Lightweight (just 4KB in size). No need for css .classes or #ids in your HTML. Consistent behaviour across all modern browsers.

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stylize.css is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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Error and infinite loop when calling method in parent FXML controller

FXML: no controller specified, while controller is specified in controller

QUESTION

Error and infinite loop when calling method in parent FXML controller

Asked 2019-Oct-29 at 06:29

I currently have an application that utilizes multiple FXML controllers. In my root controller (CustomController.java) I have loaded an FXML file that calls MainMenuController. I have another controller/fxml-file that is another "view" of the application.

My question is: What would be the best approach to changing the current "view"? My current method is calling the CustomController.swapOut() when a button is clicked in the mainmenu.fxml. But this is causing an error, as it is creating a MainMenuController object and gets stuck in an infinite loop until memory runs out.

Note: I am currently trying to clear the viewableContent pane first, before attempting to load in a new "view"

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 06:29

Basically you need to pass the "parent" controller to the child controller instead of creating a instance in the child controller. (The instance you initialize your field with would be different to the parent instance anyways which would result in non-working code, even if you prevent the stackoverflow somehow.)

In this case you could use the FXMLLoader to pass the value like this:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58596066

QUESTION

FXML: no controller specified, while controller is specified in controller

Asked 2019-Oct-28 at 17:39

I am trying to use multiple fxml files in an application I am making, and in doing some research, I found that using Custom Controllers for the fxml files is the best approach towards doing this type of application.

I followed an Oracle Docs tutorial on "Mastering FXML" and set the root and controller as "this" in the CustomController.java file.

The problem arises when intellij discovers there is no controller specified in the fxml file for the onAction handler, while I am specifying the controller programmatically.

tester.java

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Answered 2019-Oct-28 at 16:17

Here's the problem, you can bind a FXML file to a Controller from the controller, but when you do this the IDE doesn't know it until it's up and running. That's why the IDE causes you troubles. If you want to set the onAction handler you'll have to do it from the controller. You have to create a method like this and add the onAction listener to the button:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58594275

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