Haii I'm struggling to add multiple system bar im my application.
it allows only to add one system Bar in the application. How could I achive multiple system-bars with the app prop in my application.
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We are using laravel nova v3 and we want to re-arrange the side menu. We have some tools that display at the bottom of sdiebar but we want to move them above the resources group or even above the dashboard link. Is there any suitable way to achieve this?
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In my xamarin app I have custom control <commonErrors/> which shows all types of error responses from the server. Now I have a lot of views and I don't want to add this control to every single one.
Is it possible to add control to every current and new View?
It it possible to add custom element to Share data dialog?
When I sent a text to it I want to add custom actions inside my app.
No it's not possible to add anything to the dialog.
you have to add the custom actions before you do the actual sharing then inside your own app.
I am trying to build a tabbed application using Sticky States from UI-Router extras.
The contents of my tabs contain some directives that "register" themselves to a service. I would like to have, on initialization, a full registration so that the service knows all those directives. That means rendering the states in the background, without displaying them, as if the user manually clicked on all the tabs before starting to use the application.
Is there any way I can do this ? Thank you.
I'm using Sitefinity 4.2. I have created a masterpage, with content placeholders, which I am using as a template when creating a new page. I then have several different custom user controls, which I drop into the different placeholders, and set the parameters for them through the control edit forms. This standard scenario works fine.
As our end users are not very sophisticated, I would like to create a new scenario in which, when a new page is created via the admin console on the basis of my masterpage, different controls are programmatically inserted into the various placeholders, and values for control properties are set. All the end user then has to do is to tweak the property values on one or two controls, and he's done.
Any ideas on how I would go about doing this?
For what you're describing, I'd suggest utilizing page templates. You can specify a master page to use and also drop widgets in to the placeholders you've established. Users can then create new pages based off of this template and your settings will carry over.
Widgets that you configure in a template can't be modified outside of it so you'll want to leave any that the user should be able to change, from the page editor, out.
You can create a page template by going to Design->Page Templates in the admin section.