I have a troubling issue here:
Screenshot showing boxes in Processing editor
As you can see, whatever I'm typing, it will display little boxes. I don't have this kind of problem with other software, only with Processing.
How can I fix this?
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I have an UI Text summing up all actions in the game and I managed to get colors whether the name is ours, is in our team or is in the ennemy team. To try it out, I build a game and launch another from Unity, but the Rich Text doesn't seem to work properly here and I don't know why :
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<color=green>clientt</color> has slain <color=red>cli</color>
This is what is written in the TextScript
Sorry for the bad editing but as you can see the text is colored but Unity doesn't show it.
The fact is that when I disable rich text from the CheckBox see what happens :
I would be glad if you knew what is going on,
thanks in advance
Edit : Without editing anything when launching the game again it works I don't know why honestly, look :
This isn't really related to coding or programming, but when I scroll in a Windows Application, such as Microsoft Word or Notepad++, the view becomes very distorted. Please refer to the preview below.
http://imgur.com/j4IqA4W
The problem has been occurring for several days now but was never an issue previously. It seems to occur in all text editors I use, seen in Microsoft Word in the above preview but also observed in Notepad++.
If someone has experienced similar issues or can advise me with this problem, I would be very grateful. System specs are as below.
http://imgur.com/NgT4qlB
Thanks in advance!
UPDATE: This seems to be an issue with my scrollpad. The problem does not occur if I scroll by dragging the scrollbar or if I scroll using a USB mouse with a scroll wheel. Any suggestions?
I've done searches on this but can't find any information. On a Mac in Safari, I have a chat program and on the Customer Service side the textarea does not remove the previously typed answer. So the CSR has to highlight the text and then type her response. Any suggestions with how to clear the textarea? OR any suggestions what so ever? Thanks!
Unfortunately, the "chat program" in question was probably written to specifically handle "placeholder" text for IE, since IE doesn't recognize it like most other browsers.
I've tried to write simple jQuery code to get placeholder text to show up in IE before myself, but ended up abandoning it because it caused the effect you're describing in other browsers.
If you don't have direct control over the "chat program", I fear there is probably no way to "fix" this issue.
I want to create a typing assisting addon to my Firefox such that whatever the user is typing currently appears on a small window on the right hand side bottom in bigger fonts.
This will help slow typists to type at a faster rate.
For example, when the user is on yahoo sign-up page and text box name, a small window should appear on the bottom right corner and should display the text he is entering in larger fonts. In this manner, the user can keep typing without moving his head up.
I have no experience with firefox addons, so I would like to know whether this project is feasible. If it is, then I would like to know whether it's possible to do with only JavaScript; or if I will have to use jQuery.
It will be much appreciated if you can provide some guidance in this matter.
Sure it's feasible. You never have to use jQuery and it's not very useful when writing an add-on anyway, since you don't care about differences between browsers.
I suggest you start with https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/developers/ , try to get a page-mod running, make it handle keystrokes and display them in a <div> on the web page it's running in.
The JavaScript alert box is appearing without close mark on top right side nor its showing any alert symbol as shown below.
The same in IE8 works fine
Both are running on Windows 7 platform
What you're seeing is how Firefox 4 renders an alert box. They've gone for a minimalist look.
There's nothing you can do about it -- how the alert() function renders its popup is entirely at the discression of the browser, and they all do it slightly differently.
If you want control over how the box looks, you will need to write your own in Javascript, or use one of the hundreds of Javascript and JQuery examples written by other people who have already found they need more flexibility than the standard alert box can give them.
[EDIT]
Here's a blog post where the change to how the alert box works is discussed: http://www.derekallard.com/blog/post/firefox-4-alert-boxes/
There's actually a lot more that's changed than just how it looks; it actually works quite differently too in FF4.