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A jQuery plugin to turn an element into an interactive grid.
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QUESTION
In the following Xamarin Forms code, I am trying to align Image with Entry to create visual appearance like a bootstrap input-group as explained in Bootstrap input group addon alignment problems
But it has following shortcomings:
- The image takes more width and height than specified HeightRequest and WidthRequest
- There is unwanted space between Image and Entry
How to fix this?
XAML
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Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 12:09XAML:
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I am attempting to create a standard numeric keypad that will pop up when the user touches text-inputs on the screen, so that the user can enter number values without using a mouse and keyboard. I was following this question that allows for input into one text box, but when trying to use this to enter values into multiple text inputs I could not get the program to function correctly. I am limited to just using Python, not the Kivy language so I can appreciate that it is a bit more awkward to code.
My plan was to create a class for the Bubble (inputBubble), the Bubble Buttons (inputBubbleButtons) and the text input boxes (text_inputs), with the text_inputs widget calling a function from RHS() (one of my main layouts) that should display the bubble. I can't seem a way to replicate the app.root.text_input.text += self.text from the test.kv file, so my current error is "text_inputs object has no attribute 'bubblein'" and I can't think of a way to move past this.
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Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 21:26Here is a version of your code that I think does what you want:
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I have a simple asp.net gridview with AllowSorting set to true. It is code I've used several times in other web pages without issue.
In this instance when I click the column header expecting the sort to happen I get nothing. I set a break point in the event method and that break point is never reached. I checked the Properties events and the onSorting event is set properly. I can't see any obvious errors, anyone else have this issue before?
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Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 14:44Ok, here is what the problem was. When you click the header to sort a column it was first going to a row command method in the code page before it reached the sort method. The row command code was blowing up and stopping the flow through to the sort method. I didn't know that the row command event would be fired when I tried to sort the grid. I took the update panel code out of the .aspx page temporarily and then saw the debug go to the row command method instead of the sort method. I put an "if" condition around the row command method code so it could flow through to the sort method. Now it works.
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I want to build a wizard-style application in JavaFX. Therefore I have got a wizard.fxml with navigation buttons and an empty AnchorPane for each step/task which is in a seperate fxml file respectively to embed them in the (main) wizard during runtime.
Now when I want to call the first step like that in the WizardController:
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Answered 2017-Nov-24 at 08:58Alright, so the problem was accidental recursion/loop. The code I executed to load a Node from a FXML was in the initialize(URL, ResourceBundle)-method. Now, setting the controller of the new loaded fxml to the same controller-object from where it is created from (loader.setController(this);) causes the initialize(URL, ResourceBundle)-method to run again and therefore load the same fxml again. This never stops.
My solution was to remove the loader.setController(this); call and (more importantly) set the controller in the fxml itself to some other controller. To keep connection between the controllers I created an interface called SubController. All controllers which represent a step/task and not the wizard itself implement it. The interface specifies the four onButtonClick-methods I want to forward to the SubController. Actual handling of the event now happens in the SubController.
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This is my first post in Stack Overflow. It's my pleasure to say hello to everyone, after all these years on being merely a lurker!
I am currently learning to code in my free time (specifically, Python). While developing my second project, I got stuck with a function that refuses to work as I intended. Since I can't find any documentation that helps me to find why, I decided to aske here. The code is the following:
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Answered 2017-Sep-27 at 20:25The issue is occurring because of these two assignment statements.
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Title says it all. Here's what I tried but the new buttons do nothing when I click them. Im new to WPF so feel free to relay any glaring bad practices you can see.
UserInputPage.xaml
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Answered 2017-Jan-17 at 06:28Ok Since you said you want better practices I put this here as an answer but, know that it doesn't address your approach.
As far as I could understand from code fractions you posted you want a pattern of controls (i.e. a text box and a button) repeated a number of times. To do that you must use an appropriate control. One of the best ones for such tasks is ListView.
The best way to use it is that you create a model for each element. For example let's say you have a model like this:
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