We are trying to set up an eventlogger in our HMI project. We see events in "Logged Events" window, but cannot see them in the HMI event grid. The server extensions in our HMI also do not contain the eventlogger extension as the documentation shows.
Do you have any ideas why these are not showing up?
From Beckhoff:
Add the package for the Event Logger:
Manage NuGet Packages...
select: "Browse"
search: "beckhoff hmi"
choose: Beckhoff.TwinCAT.HMLEventLogger
install
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Well, every time I need to do things in my Outlook Add-in using VSTO I always get problems, limitations, restrictions, etc.....
Having said that... Now I am trying to detect when explorer or inspector window are not visible as the topmost.
For example, I have a custom task pane which I catch any visibility change through the correspondent VisibleChanged event. This event is triggered when its visibility changes from true to false or vice versa or when the custom task pane is closed for any reason. When the custom task pane is not visible I do some stuff.
The problem I have is the following:
If I am in the explorer or inspector window and I click on the Outlook "File" tab/menu, the current view changes and the explorer and inspector are not the topmost (they are not visible) and the worst, the custom task pane VisibleChanged event is triggered.... so in this use case I do not want to do those stuffs when custom task pane is not visible. How can I detect this particular use case? I mean when explorer or inspector window are not displayed as the topmost.
You need to use backstage UI customizations where you could specify callbacks for handling the backstage open and close operations. For example, the following backstage UI XML markup declares the callback for opening the backstage UI:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- customUI is the root tag of all Fluent UI customizations. -->
<customUI xmlns="https://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2009/07/customui"
onLoad="OnLoad">
<!—The Backstage element defines the custom structure of the Backstage UI. -->
<backstage onShow="OnShow">
So, by getting the onShow callback invoked you will be aware when the task pane is overlapped with a backstage UI in Office applications. See Adding Custom Commands and Changing the Visibility of Controls in the Office 2010 Backstage View for more information.
The backstage UI is described in depth in the Introduction to the Office 2010 Backstage View for Developers article.
FYI The Outlook object model provides the Application.ActiveWindow method which returns an object representing the current Microsoft Outlook window on the desktop, either an Explorer or an Inspector object.
I am not able to hide 'See All Records' button from UCI, the button is not available in Ribbon Workbench. Please refer below screenshot for better understanding - Is there any other alternative?
Currently I am working on MS Dynamics CRM online version 9.1. I have searched on internet but couldn't find something related to 'See all records' button on sub-grid. I have checked the forms for any setting while adding sub-grid, but no luck.
If you have associated entity in the navigation then this icon will show up. Remove from form editor to remove this.
Read more
“Open Associated view” may be the right keyword to search.
Update:
I verified this in my environments (9.1.0.2251) - these options are not there.
But in our preview org (9.1.0.3010) - I can see it. No way to hide it.
Without associated entity in navigation:
With associated entity in navigataion:
Here My solution after I expensed a lot of time ..
Use Ribbon workbench , then select Home and look for NavigatetoHomepageGrid , button doesn't have an icon.
Hope It helps.
NavigateToHomepageGrid
In the components section I selected a IMAGE VIEWER ACTIVEX CONTROL, which is a third party component. I tried to use it in my application, however, whenever I click on the object in the TOOLBOX window and drag it to my form, I get this message...
**License information for this component not found. You do not have an appropriate license to use this functionality in the design environment.**
Now the thing is, i actually do have a license for this component. Its in the folder with all my forms and modules, its titled imageviewer.lic
It seems as though the license is there, it does not get applied to the image viewer control. Not sure how to go about resolving this. Any ideas?
I want to remove the ribbon that automatically creates when a new SubArea is created with XrmToolBox's SiteMap Editor.
See screendump
here.
Do anyone know how to do this?
I solved the problem by using the Application Ribbon. There is some icons that you can hide/unhide at the top of the screen. I think those buttons you automatically get when you create a new SubArea is only shown in the application ribbon, and not in the entities.
Atleast they dissapeared in my solution, by just hiding those buttons in the "home" workspace inside the application ribbon.
There is also some code you can try, but i dont know where :)
Code:
Mscrm.BasicHomeTab.New.NewActivity.Hide
I think its the same code for all buttons, just different names of course.The code above is for the NewActivity button.
I believe that's out-of-box behavior and you can't do anything with it. One thing you can try - open a feature request at Connect portal.
I am developing a Firefox extension and want to open a custom html page where the user can adjust the settings. I am able to do it in different ways, but would like to use the standard Options button that is shown in the add-on manager of Firefox.
I have seen some documentation about it, but I am having problems on finding proper documentation for this function using the online Add-on Builder:
Preferences system,
Inline options,
Simple prefs.
Does anybody know how to just add that standard Options button that is shown in the add-on manager and handle its click event to show a custom options page? (just like it's possible in Google Chrome)
Builder projects have an 'Properties' dialog that has a field you can paste the extra JSON in that you need to create preferences:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s1/sh/cdb97850-935d-4cf1-95f1-a25c130d1498/4b0b2553f3aa85e4d6489c1d50492c97
( fixed the link, sorry )
Here's an example in builder that implements all the different types, and contains documentation as well:
https://builder.addons.mozilla.org/package/60337/latest/
You'll notice that one of the type of prefs you can define is a 'control' pref, essentially a button that emits a custom event you can listen of and react to from main.js. You could then open a new tab or addon-page with additional preferences?
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/docs/sdk/latest/packages/addon-kit/simple-prefs.html#prefs