I used nativescript-social-share on view It works perfect without any problem. but when I use nativescript-social-share on modal view It has a problem, share dialog not showed. Does anyone know why this happen ? How can I correct it ?
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I am working in Xcode 13.1 and I have a small version of my view controller hovering above the view controller I am working on. It appears to be a way to auto-focus my actual view controller window on a specific portion of the view controller, but in actuality it is just in my way. Is there a way to toggle off this feature? I can't figure out what it's called, but here is a picture.
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This is called mini map. You can disable the mini map by clicking the storyboard options.
I have implemented a pull-to-refresh to my xamarin app. I am using MVVM, and I want to know if and how could I reload/refresh the banner ad that I have in my view, from the Refresh command that my pull-to-refresh raises. Which obviously is in the ViewModel. I searched everywhere but there is not any documentation on this. Also I think that I could manually navigate back and then navigate to that page again, but I don't think that's the most efficient solution.
Thank you in advance!
EDIT1 - I am using the Prism framework in case that helps, I didn't find a way to even reload the entire view, with prism.
I have a problem with a site (unfortunately I can't provide a link because it's on a staging environment).
I have a jqueryui dialog that opens when page loads, if you scroll down the overlay covers all of it.
Then some part of the page is updated by ajax calls and the height of the page increase and that's the issue, the overlay don't covers all the page any more and the bottom content is accessible.
I can see that the overlay adapts to certain changes, like resize of the page.. is there a way to update it when scrolling down for example? that could solve my issue
I'm sorry I can't provide a link that shows the issue..
Regards,
Gianpiero
In a similar situation I found a successful workaround by triggering a window resize event after each asynchronous DOM change:
$(window).resize();
I need to display a popup window when a user clicks a hyperlink on a page. The popup needs to display an ASP.NET gridview control, so I may need a little AJAX so I can query the server for datasource depending on which hyperlink the user clicks.
Does something in the jQuery API pretty much fit my needs? Or, a good plugin?
In jQuery UI you have the window plugin. Check the examples here
Yes, jQuery would be perfect .
Jquery UI may fit the bill but also check out http://flowplayer.org/tools/overlay/index.html if you need some fancier effects.
Does anyone know of a firefox plugin that allows you to view what a control's name/id is? Preferably via a mouseover or something, but if I have to right click it or something that works too.
Firebug. Excellent plugin.
Firebug, or go old-school with the DOM inspector.