I am trying to find a replacement for Calligraphy now that I must upgrade my project to API Level 29. I didn't have any luck with a new port so I am trying the native solution as suggested below:
https://medium.com/#davidmigloz/migrating-custom-fonts-from-calligraphy-to-android-fonts-3b635fd945dc
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/look-and-feel/fonts-in-xml?authuser=1
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/xamarin/embedded-fonts-xamarin-forms/
https://johnthiriet.com/xamarin-android-custom-font/
Unfortunately, I get the following error:
error APT2260: resource font/IndieFlower (aka com.________) not found.
I followed the instructions about moving the fonts from Assets to the Resources/font folder, but I still get this error.
It looks like the font name has to be all lowercase! It didn't have to be this way when the files were in the Assets folder, but apparently when they are in Resource/font they must.
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I downloaded the current theme, unzipped it, put some custom html, then zipped it, then reuploaded it. The uploading is successful however the processing failed. It showed a message:
There was a problem processing your theme
I tried renaming it and removing the html I inserted but it still happens.
If you are using a Stencil theme, you will need to bundle it with Stencil CLI before uploading:
https://stencil.bigcommerce.com/docs/bundling-submitting
If you are using a Blueprint theme, it should be uploaded to the template folder in WebDAV as described in this article: https://support.bigcommerce.com/articles/Public/Transferring-a-Custom-Theme-from-One-Bigcommerce-Store-to-Another
I ran into a similar issue last night. What resolved it was making sure none of my config.json strings were over the 64 letter limit for URLs. Once I removed these, my theme was able to be uploaded successfully.
UPDATE:
The urls that affected my bundle were located in the 'settings' section of my config.json. Don't worry about the meta section (your 'documentation_url' can be left how it is). I began getting the error after building out my schema.json file. After I connected my ID's in my schema.json file to the correlating ID's in my config.json file I started getting errors. I tracked down the ID that was causing the problem and it happened to have a string that was over 64 characters long. Once I removed the string my errors went away and the theme uploaded correctly.
I'm loading the RBCodeHighlighting package from the Cincom store and I get an error which says: "post load action caused an error. Tools.Trippy.BehaviorInspector has no binding". If I continue my image is broken and I can't open a workspace. I get a DNU in Workspace>>postBuildWith:
Anybody has any idea what's the solution?
That means that Tools.Trippy.BehaviorInspector is not found as a class or SharedVariable in your image. If that originates in the postLoad-action than the code is basically loaded correctly, just some post-load initializations didn't work.
RBCodeHighlighting is only needed in VisualWorks 7.x, not in 8.x. In 8.x the SourceCodeEditor uses Text2 and RBCodeHighlighting doesn't work anymore with it.
Link to the tutorial
I am trying to get to grips with Firefox SDK development using the tutorials on MDN. The annotator tutorials seem very good but CFX Run fails on the first control stage.
The tutorial uses the widget API that was deprecated in Firefox 29 but I tried downgrading Firefox 28 and the tutorial still doesn't work even when I am copy and pasting the code directly from the page code. When I come to the end of the Implementing the widget page I only get the following message when trying to click the widget icon (the first time, then nothing hapens).
(C:\Users\myname\Firefoxplayground\addon-sdk-1.16) C:\Users\myname\Firefoxplay
ground\pageMod>cfx run
Using binary at 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe'.
Using profile at 'c:\users\sigvard\appdata\local\temp\tmpg3kq0j.mozrunner'.
console.error: pagemod:
Error opening input stream (invalid filename?)
JavaScript strict warning: chrome://browser/content/urlbarBindings.xml, line 666
: reference to undefined property this._value
JavaScript error: chrome://browser/content/urlbarBindings.xml, line 648: aUrl is
undefined
The issue was caused by a bug in the Firefox SDK.
Updating to Firefox SDK 1.16 and initializing a new folder for the project solved it.
I am looking at KendoUI for a js app that will run in house. I download the kendoui (either opensource or the latest from them) and follow these very simple directions:
http://docs.kendoui.com/getting-started/introduction
Doing exactly as they suggest results in a js error of (same js error if I run the files through a local apache server or directly as file:// in Google Chrome).
Uncaught SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: missing /server/js/kendo.web.min.js:10
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'kendoDatePicker'
What gives?
The js files are found and loading. But it chrome complains about
GET http://0.0.0.0:7773/server/js/jquery.min.map 404 (Not Found)
Perhaps these instructions are old?
Update:
It appears that the js files in the Kendo downloads are corrupt today. It works if I either link directly to the Kendo CDN, or if I download web.ui from github. Its not my zip expansion software (OS X 10.8), as the query 1.9.1 included in the kendo download works perfectly.
This is due to a known issue. Long story short you need to download the bits again and use the updated JavaScript files.
Summary of Solutons: The core issue was that I had my resx files in subfolders within App_LocalResources and App_GlobalResources. Separating things into folders is fine on .NET but Mono only looks at the files in those folders ignoring any sub folders.
Issue #2 works only at runtime. In other words the Resources namespace can be used in the aspx or in code in a script block in the page but not in the code behind. It seems that I've never used the Resources namespace in the code-behind proper so all 3 of my issues are solved.
I have an ASP.NET application I was previously working on on .NET on a PC and am trying to move over to a Mac to develop using Mono and MonoDevelop. The application utilizes the App_GlobalResources and App_LocalResources folders. The application worked on .NET but does not function properly on Mono as I will outline. The version information is below:
OS: Mac OS 10.8.2
Mono: 2.10.9
ASP.NET: 4.0.30319.1
MonoDevelop: 3.0.5
I've tagged this with MonoDevelop because I'm not sure what server is being used and whether it is a part of MonoDevelop or Mono itself or is separate. I'm not familiar enough yet with Mono and it's parts...
The issues I'm having revolve around accessing resources and I'm having various related issues which I'll outline below:
Issue 1: meta:resourcekey doesn't work and "a resource object was not found at the specified virtualPath." error
I have App_LocalResources folders and resx files for each page at the root of the application as well as in sub-folders where page localization is required. Elements on the page that have a meta:resourcekey attribute do not have the relevant property assigned the value in the resx file.
So for example I have: /Site/Home.aspx with a /Site/App_LocalResources/Home folder which contains home.aspx.resx and related translations
N.B. as I was writing this I realised the names don't match up with regards the files case, but that is not the issue, I've tested with another page in the same folder and it doesn't render out the resource values.
The page in question has no code behind.
A different page in the root of the application called PageNotFound.aspx has related resx files in /App_LocalResources/PageNotFound/PageNotFound.aspx.resx
This page content is basically as follows (if I remove both the page renders)
<h2><asp:Literal runat="server" meta:resourcekey="PageNotFound" /></h2>
<% string message = GetLocalResourceObject("Sorry.Template").ToString(); %>
I get the same error whether I remove the first or the second of these lines. The error starts:
System.Resources.MissingManifestResourceException: A resource object was not
found at the specified virtualPath at
System.Web.Compilation.DefaultResourceProvider.GetLocalResourcesAssembly
If I remove the first line is actually builds and tries to render the page but crashes giving the above error.
If I remove the second line I get the error as well but it is while the page is being parsed and the runtime is trying to build the page class.
So for one page is seems build and run with meta:resourcekey attributes but isn't binding the resource value to the properties of the underlying controls, on another page it seems to crash trying to access the resources. The odd thing is the page that crashes is a very simple page without a master page and it basically only has the above content, the other page is quite complex with a master page and it renders (i.e. no parser error) but without the resourcekey values assigned....
The only differences that I can see are that one page is in the root directory and no master page, the other is in a sub folder and has a master page? Go figure! Any ideas?
Issue 2: Resources namespace doesn't exist
If I access a page that uses the 'Resources' namespaces that is available in .NET, I get a runtime compilation error, as in the app builds when compiled, but as the page is parsed and compiled it causes a (runtime) exception...
Compilation Error: CS0103: The name 'Resources' does not exist in the current context
The code would be in the code behind: (EDIT: The following line I think, was me testing, my code never uses this namespace in a code behind (compile time) class. Once the global resources functioned then the namespaces worked at runtime, but not in scenarios where the namespace needs to be verified at compile time as outlined in the summary at the top of the question)
msg.Subject = Resources.EmailResources.Request_SubjectLine
or in a script block in the aspx itself i.e.
<%= Resources.EmailResources.Request_SubjectLine %>
Neither of these types of access to the Resources namespace work. Why does this not work in Mono. Does the Mono framework not generate this stuff for us like .NET does? (I'm fairly sure this namespace hierarchy is generated by the ASP.NET framework on .NET and therefore wonder if this just has not been implemented in Mono?)
Issue 3: GetGlobalResourceObject(...) Call Returns Null
In the code-behind I have calls to GetGlobalResourceObject() which works on .NET, but when I run it on Mono my code is throwing an exception. For example:
hlContact.Text = GetGlobalResourceObject("CommonResources", "Contact").ToString();
My folder structures is:
App_GlobalResources > CommonResources > CommonResources.resx and the designer file (CommonResources.Designer.cs) is there.
The resx files are all marked with build action of "EmbeddedResource", "Do not copy" use the Custom Tool "GlobalResourceProxyGenerator" and have a resource ID that makes sense for each file. (i.e. .App_GlobalResources.CommonResources)
The issue is that GetGlobalResourceObject() returns null... It's not finding the CommonResources resource....
Note that Mono is constructing '*.resource' files in the folder with the resx files.
Issue #1
Apparently mono doesn't search subdirectories for resources, that is you must keep them directly in App_LocalResources or App_GlobalResources. See the relevant part in the mono source code (line 134). If searching subdirectories is an official feature, then this is a bug, and can be easily fixed by changing the aforementioned line.
Issue #2
Works fine here (on linux).
Issue #3
I don't know how exactly you are embedding the resources, a small test project would help. For the App_GlobalResources the framework compiles them at runtime and then GetGlobalResourceObject works fine too.