I'm trying to insert a code block on a Pages document on mac, and the only way is to copy paste from other text editors.
Does anyone know a way?
Like a plugin for pages or something?
If you know there isn't a way pls write it
At least here it says that it's not possible.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/424483
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Using Magento, I need to offer my clients the public use of a wysiwyg editor on my website to simply generate html code for them to copy and paste. My idea is to add a static block to a cms page... the block being a wysiwyg editor. Anyone know if it is possible to set up a static block for the wysiwyg editor in Magento? If so, please explain how this is done in detail. If you would like more info on why I need this, just ask and I'll get into the details, but I'm hoping for a discussion on how to achieve this, not a discussion on why I need to do this.
Thanks for the help!
Figured it out by thinking outside of the box.
Just used NicEdit on a CMS page and it works great... does exactly what I need it to do.
I really want to make a simple file browser in Xcode kind of like Finder itself, but it just displays one folder as a grid view. Can anyone direct me to a guide?
I recommend looking at Apple's code sample for SourceView.
It's probably a good place to start and should give you enough of an idea of where to begin.
With VB6, I want to make a messagebox manually so that I could modify its format and style with my own... Can anyone give me a tutorial[website] for this?
Any tutorial on building a VB6.0 form will do. Google is your friend.
Try this one: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=445165
Create a form as you would normally, when you open it, you open it modally, this is the only difference.
You can make your own procedures to open it with given parameters if you wish.
aerohn, I did kind of already answer this question in your previous question:
Modifying Messagebox?
Try some code for the new message box form, and if you run into problems with it then ask a question about those problems. It's pretty simple, though... just make a form, throw on a label, size and color it however you'd like, and create a button or two to close the form. From your recent previous questions it looks like you know how to make a decent looking form; I think you can do this pretty easily.
Good luck!
I need to grab text items from a listbox in an application. I know for sure that the control is a ListBox. I've seen many tools that could do this, but I cannot remember their names. And I cannot find the right words to google for it. Does anybody know such tool?
You just get hold of the window handle of the list box and send some LB_GETTEXT messages. As far as tools go you might be thinking of Spy.
I couldn't find anything and ended up writing a small C# application using System.Windows.Automation. Just several lines of code.
I want to write code in C# for loading printer name in window. But I don't have any ideas to write it.
Can anybody help me to solve this problem?
You need to use PrinterSettings.InstalledPrinters. For an example see the linked page.