I was looking to use the following component:
Adding information on text blocks
I am unable to find the component that can build this. I would be super greatful if you could share how this could be done within python libraries like streamlit or some other such python based frontend libraries.
Thank you.
I did a lot of searches online but I don't know the technical name of the component and therefore I cannot find a solution online. I also tried a reverse image search on Google but can't find the name of the component.
If you are looking to use this inside of streamlit, I would recommend using the st-annotated-text library. It has the exact functionality as the image you shared. You can find additional information about the library on its GitHub page: https://github.com/tvst/st-annotated-text
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I have created a simple website with reStructuredText and am wondering if it is possible to create a comment-box on it.
And if it is possible how to do this, or where to find the information.
I have looked around the internet but can not find anything.
From the list of contributed extensions for Sphinx, there is the disqus extension.
If you prefer another comment system, you can use that extension as a base and modify it to create your own.
Been trying to find similar component, have not yet find one. I want a component that basically able to expand an object to a panel next to it just like MacOS's file system. I wonder if anyone already know such exist and found it? Since I have no idea what this effect's name to start search from .
I am trying specifically, looking for a reactjs / pure js based visual component does it.
This type of view is known as Miller columns.
You're looking for NSBrowser.
It's kind of deprecated (Apple has never updated it to use views, so you still have to use cells). It's also idiosyncratic and has lots of undocumented behavior.
Enjoy ;)
I'm struggling to learn how Thunderbird extension works but I'm stuck by the lack of documentation.
Inside an extension I found:
gFolderTreeView._modeNames...
...
gFolderTreeView.getFolderTreeMode(viewName);
Google gives no help in trying to understand something more about gFolderTreeView. I can only find examples where it is used but no API description. Where can I find the list of its methods, properties and a description of what they do ?
The only way I know would be to take a closer look at the Thunderbird source code.
gFolderTreeView is defined at https://dxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mail/base/content/folderPane.js#129. The nsITreeView interface, which seems to be one of the thinks gFolderTreeView implements, is defined in https://dxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mozilla/layout/xul/tree/nsITreeView.idl.
I found it by searching at https://dxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/ for id:gFolderTreeView and file:nsITreeView
Note that the links are to the latest sources. If you need to look at the sources for older Thunderbird versions, you need to switch the tree from comm-central to e.g. comm-esr45.
The Code that is used by both Thunderbird and Firefox is in the mozilla-central tree
My question is do widgets get in on any custom libraries that I add to a custom module? What I want to achieve is create a custom module and I want to add ability to generate pdf documents so I was thinking of making the pdf generation a widget as I would like to use that on another site. If I made it a module, would I be able to share the resources between my pdfmodule and any other module? Sometimes I wish there was a book written on pyrocms that clarifies these issues.
Sorry it took a month to spot this one, but we generally help out on the support forums and don't look here as often.
SO, cross loading resources. Yep that is supported just fine. We use the HMVC plugin for CodeIgniter and often forget that people don't know too much about how it works. I'll get something added to the documentation for this, but basically you just specify the module name like this:
$this->load->library('modulename/libraryname');
Hope this helps anyone finding this in the future. It's probably a bit late for Eagletrophy.
I'm a newbie to SugarCRM development. In my project, I have to generate a pdf for one entity details(say Account details). On details page, I have added "Print PDF" button, upon clicking this button I have one independent script (I mean to say that it was not implemented as per Sugar framework). In this script we are querying database for the required details and building one html string. Using html2pdf library, converting this html string to pdf.
I dont know whether it is an efficient implementation or not, but everything is working fine as per the requirement. But we have one problem when the original string contains some special characters like currency symbols of different countries. We are getting the html fine, but in pdf getting question marks (?) for those special characters.
While trying to fix this issue, when I looked into SugarCRM code, I found some pdf classed inside includes/ directory that creating an impression that Sugar itself has some built-in library to generate pdf's. Is it true?
If that is true, will it solve my problem, i.e. displaying different countries currency symbols in pdf.
Can anybody please help me to in resolving this. Thanks in advance.
-Venkat Nehatha
Venkat, SugarCRM does indeed have its own pdf generation ability. We use it to generate customer orders, quotes, invoices, and statements.
Though I've done some work on the pdf generation myself, I don't think I'm really experienced enough to be able to guide someone else in detail in the use of Sugar's pdf capabilities. I can tell you that we use pdf generation only in our own custom modules, so the files are found in [sugarRoot]/modules/[customModule]/. (You may know that unless you know exactly what you're doing, NEVER modify the main SugarCRM files in the [root]/modules/ folder!) In the previously mentioned custom module folder are two sub-folders, "sugarpdf", which has the code that accesses the modules/database to get the information to write to the pdf, and a "tpls" folder that holds the layout information for the header, body, and footer of the pdf, in HTML format, using the information from the sugarpdf folder's file.
I strongly recommend you visit the SugarCRM developer forums where you will be in touch with many developers much more experienced than me in Sugar.
I hope this helps in some way.