mindmaps | JavaScript application to generate mind maps | Map library
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JavaScript application to generate mind maps, it contains also my collection of maps UNMANTEINED
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QUESTION
I am a duplicating a mindmap in my database. The structure is mindmap->nodes->links. ("->" is one to many).
The below snippet is duplicating the nodes.
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Answered 2018-Sep-12 at 19:42Found an answer here: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/8cf1e38e-a29b-4ad7-abc7-b9fe2b987698/insert-into-using-select-with-output-into-multipart-identifier-could-not-be-bound?forum=transactsql
Tom:
You can't use columns from the SELECT part of an INSERT ... SELECT in the OUTPUT clause. The only columns an INSERT statement can use in the OUTPUT clause is columns in the inserted pseudo table. Fortunately, there is a way around this restriction. Use MERGE to simulate an INSERT by using an ON condition that is always false.
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I have a very large StackPane(3000x2000) inside of a ScrollPane. The idea is to use it like a large "drawing board", in which users can create nodes and drag them around, for creating Mindmaps and such. The problem is drag and drop: It works fine if the scrollPane is in its "start position", so that both Hvalue and Vvalue are 0. But once you scrolled a bit, the values that DragEvent.getX() and .getY() return are relative to the visible part of the pane, not to its entire size. That means you cannot drag and drop something properly. I created a test class to illustrate the problem without any obsolete code:
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Answered 2017-Mar-28 at 12:52I figured it out! Setting the EventHandler on the StackPane (the content of the ScrollPane, instead of the ScrollPane itself) did the trick. Apparently, the coordinates that event.getX() returns are relative to the node that has the EventHandler. In this example:
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