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QUESTION
The client has asked the ability to add editable notes to a docx document automatically generated by a web application. I've implemented the requirement by adding some editable texboxes to the document. Now the customer whishes some of this notes have vertical text but i cannot find any example on how to implement this functionality. Should i rotate the textbox or the text contained? which class should i use ? can you provide any link with examples , i have found none till now? below is the code i use to add textboxes :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 14:38That would be the style of CTTextbox
. There you can set "layout-flow:vertical;mso-layout-flow-alt:bottom-to-top". That means vertical text flow bottom to top.
QUESTION
I am struggling with some odd behaviour in Angular 10.
When the problem element is removed, everything works fine. The expected behaviour is that when the div.passRide
is clicked on, it updates another component using the updateViewer(passRide.id)
method which gets and displays a record.
However when I need to get some fields from getCrewDiagram(id)
in selector.ts
, it behaves as if every div has been clicked on and updates the viewer, showing the last thing in the list of div
s gets displayed in viewer
.
I have found similar questions on here but they do not address my issue, though suspect it is something basic I may well not be understanding.
selector.htm:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-09 at 11:37The problem is because you are binding to a method call.
*ngFor="let passRide of context.getPassRides();"
and
{{ getCrewDiagram(passRide.id).header.diagNumber }}
If you'd notice, if you interact with the section, angular ChangeDetection will fire and angular will reconstruct the whole content again. And since you are binding your ngFor
& paragraph
with a method, it will essentially reconstruct the whole list again, causing getPassRides()
& getCrewDiagram()
to be called in a loop.
Hence, the recommended way is to construct/map
your model,this.crewDiagrams
, then do a property binding, essentially how you are doing for
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