According to these GitHub issue and PR card elements should now have a height property with a "stretch" value, allowing for vertical alignment. I've tried this in Teams (Adaptive Card v1.0) and coudn't get it to work. The Schema Explorer makes no mention of height, although the size property was renamed into width.
Have I missed something? Thanks for your help.
Teams supports the schema here: http://adaptivecards.io/schemas/adaptive-card.json. Or more accurately, since the schema is an evolving document, this specific version https://github.com/Microsoft/AdaptiveCards/blob/998628b3088ad23a0d8fe08934980ffb693c4123/schemas/adaptive-card.json.
That doesn't include the "height" property (indeed I don't think they've updated the schema yet?), so unfortunately, you can't use it for adaptive cards in Teams yet.
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The rows of schedule board are white by default. I would like to apply colors alternation to them to make them look like these Excel rows on the picture. How could I do it?
How to add color change on hover? It works out of the box for cells of resources and the work order rows (see the picture), but not for the whole rows on the calendar area.
Last time when I checked with MS PG team on this topic - they expressed that it is aligned with Design principles of UCI. So no alternate row colors available in grid or calendar.
You can create an idea and based on community votes, MS may give that option in future. For now instead of manipulating DOM/CSS in any unsupported way, stay away from it. :)
I have 2 questions need your help.
I would like to add a button on each plot to be a setting button. I use label with event listener and it works well ( as shown in attached file). However, my client asked me to change from normal text to graphic icon? How should I proceed?
As you can see from the attached image, the third plot is macd series. The value rage is from -3e-8 to 3e-8 (by my observation). I manually set the maximum and minimum, and it get incorrect scale as shown.
How should I set the maximum and minimum for yScale?
I don't know how to get maximum and minimum value from a series. Can you suggest me?
A1 – Unfortunately, the current version of AnyChart doesn't provide an opportunity to add custom-made buttons inside the chart. But you can use a trick and use stage based layout. It means that the container includes a stage. The stage includes the stock chart all other elements by layers. Using this approach you can place an image (icon) upon the plot and set a listener just as for the 'settings' label.
For details, please, check the sample in the comment below.
A2 - We are planning to fix this behavior in 8.4.2 update (approximately by the end of November 2018).
I will notify you when the fix becomes available.
As a temporary workaround, you can get min /max value from your MACD indicator. For details, please, check the sample in the comment below.
You can apply min/max to the yScale of plot #0 like this:
chart.plot(0).yScale().minimum(minValue);
chart.plot(0).yScale().maximum(maxValue);
We are glad to inform you that we have released 8.4.2 update which brings many fixes and improvements. This update also includes a fix on the issue you reported. Now calculation of min/max of Y-scale works properly with small values. Update your binaries to get the fix.
I've been checking into some issues with Facebook Like Box plugins on websites my company manages, and have seen different behavior in the past two days. Can anyone help to explain if this is more likely an issue with Facebook, or the target profile/page settings?
I'll focus on the more obvious one here.
When the 'Show Faces' option is disabled and no Data-height is explicitly specified for the plugin, the area to display the Stream activities is reduced to 0 and all that is displayed is a double horizontal line.
Working from the Developers.facebook demo page
(https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like-box/)
1) Enter a valid facebook Page for the address
-- Defaults should display with width=292, height blank, and all other options checked.
2) un-check 'Show Faces'
-- Like Box shrinks to only display Header, and the Social Plugin footer.
3) Enter a Height value ( anything above 150 px should display some area of content and the vertical slider again, but with the Like Box total height restricted to the height entered)
(I wanted to post this to Facebook as a Bug report, but could not find the correct steps to do so.)
Facebook must have changed something. This only seems to be affecting the HTML5 implementation of this plugin. Some other sites which I maintain, which use the iframe implementation, do not seem to be affected.
I just added a fixed 'data-height' attribute to the 'fb-like'box' div of the HTML5 implementation of the plugin - seems to have done the job.
Looks like they have changed (or broke) the default value for height from "300px" (I think that is what it was) and replaced it with the 120px which leaves no room for the stream. If you add faces it ups the default value and leaves room for the stream.
If you change the height of the box to say 600px (depends on what you want) then even with faces off it will show the stream.
For example if you goto: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like-box/
Then turn stream on and faces off (even on the default site of FB Dev) it will still hide the stream with no height specified. Then change the height to say 600px the stream will appear.
Feels like less of a bodge than the other method that Nathan mentioned (which I couldn't get to work anyway! :( LOL)
Hope this helps someone else. :)
How can I have a vb6 program which opens correctly in 1280*1024 but when switched to other resolutions say 640*480 i can only see half of the screen. how to re-size my vb6 program so that it automatically fits in any screen resolution?
You need to use the Screen object, this will always give you the current resolution in pixels:
Dim screenwidth,screenheight As Single
screenwidth = Screen.Width \ Screen.TwipsPerPixelX
screenheight = Screen.Height \ Screen.TwipsPerPixelY
Usually a Form amenable to resizing has controls that lend themselves to a "flow" layout. Often this is something like a TextBox, grid control, etc. that supports scrollbars. You shrink/grow such controls as required after allocating positions for (i.e. moving) the fixed-size elements like buttons and such.
For a busy Form with lots of fixed size controls that isn't "document oriented" there is no set answer. Sometimes creating a scrollable Form makes sense but usually it doesn't.
Some people try to resize "fixed" elements, change fonts sizes, etc. This can produce results of mixed quality though, sometimes good and sometimes not.
Considerations about the Form size are best made up front as part of the design process. For some applications it might be better to decide on a minimum supported Form size. In other cases you may have to break things up with dialog Forms or tab controls.
There's no easy way to do this in VB6, like there is in .Net. You have to manually resize everything in the form's Resized event handler based on the new form's client size. It's a pain, and a huge mess, but it's the only way to do it.
Correction: There's never only one way to do things, but I've been programming VB6 for several years, and usually just writing it into the Resize handler is straightforward enough, and I haven't found any good way to do it other than that.
Have you tried any 3rd party tools for doing this? Here's (a free) one that seems to work :-
ActiveResize Control Lite - I created a quick project to try it and it does what it says on the tin!
The lite version has some limitions such as number of forms in project, number of controls on form etc. You can also buy a Standard or Professional version if you need more functionality.
I know we've spent countless hours trying to implement our own resizing code only to remove it all and fix the location of most controls, move a few to make it look better and limit the min/max functionality of the form - none of which give a nice user experience. If we needed to do it again I probably use this control (or a similar one) just for the time savings.
I use ComponentOne SizerOne
The C1Elastic control allow from resizing and maintain the aspect ratio, resizing the inside controls on the setting you defined.
It's not free, but it payed itself with all the time I saved.
Form1.Height = Screen.Height
Form1.Width = Screen.Width
This code sets form size according to screen resolution.
"ActiveResize Control Lite" ActiveX tool is limited to 20 controls per form.
Once we know the screen resolution, there are a number of things you can do.
• The easiest solution would be do design different form to accommodate the four most popular monitor resolutions – 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, and 1600 x 1200.
• Alternatively, we could write code that dynamically resizes and relocates every control on the form, based on the screen resolution – not an easy undertaking!
• Third party controls that resize the controls based on the screen resolution are quite effective. On the whole, though, it's better to just avoid this kind of problem, if you can. For example, see Creating Flexible Forms in Visual Basic (Flexi-Forms) at codeguru.com
To auto fit screen resolution you need to download an active x, drag it on your conform.
Search for "veg gold vb6.0 screen Resize".
At which level in Firefox the active zone around active areas (text and image hyperlinks) is defined ? I would like to experiment ways to extend them to ease the use of touchscreens for the web...
After discussions with some Mozilla folks, I tried to implement a solution using javascript with a Greasemonkey script available at http://www.splitted-desktop.com/~flepied/touchscreen/touchscreen.user.js. It tries to find the nearest link when you click on something that is not active.
The only way I know of is via the CSS property padding.
This is mostly not browser-specific, but determined by the layout information (in html or css). Basically, the area that the "link" element occupies is the clickable area. If you need a larger area, you have to make the element larger .. increase the text that is clickable, increase the font-size, increase padding (which might look strange).