i am relatively new to nativescript, i am looking forward to implement something like friend name suggestion when we perform "#name" on facebook post comments or post description.
Is there a way i can do this using some component on nativescript?
Have you taken a look at this
https://www.npmjs.com/package/nativescript-drop-down
I am sure you will be able to find what you are looking at there.
I am using this component in my project, still differently than what you are looking for, but this component has worked wonders for me.
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I am a newbee. Trying to add something like a dropdown list of option to one of my views in React Native app. Have been searching everywhere and here as well, but seems like everyone trying different stuff but most of them do not work coz they r out of date or simply wrong. Read something about picker but unsure.
Prefer to have a fully customisable menu that can be positioned and restyled.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
So, as a result. I have not found ant decent solution, so just used touchableopacity as 3 different buttons insted of a dropdown list.
Refer the react-native git hub repository, in there you can find you want exactly
https://github.com/facebook/react-native
I'd like to run a macro that sets the zoom to 100%, something like Windows(1).View.Zoom = 100, every time ANY file is opened in PowerPoint. The files are already created, so using a template to set the zoom is not possible. How can I do this?
There isn't really a way (that I am aware of) to do this through a macro or powerpoint add-in. You might be able to do it using a custom web add-in but I don't have enough experience with that to provide an example.
After looking around there have been a few success stories. One of which is creating a custom UI element and then adding an onLoad hook to that.
Here is the thread.
Here is a link to the Custom UI Editor Tool However I had no luck in getting it to work. I believe (This is only my theory) that it is not compatible with the latest .NET framework.
If you do end up trying to do this, here is a link to the xml formatting documentation for UI elements. And a link to a little tutorial related to this.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help. This should at least get you started. If anyone else has a simpler way I would love to know as well.
I am trying to build a Jqgrid component using ember.js. Is there any existing solution for this, please let me know.
Thanks
As for jQuery plugins probably the easiest solution is to manually manage a view's content by using the view's didInsertElement hook: http://jsbin.com/opobeg/1/edit
The general idea is to access the view's element with this.$(), which returns a jQuery object. Don't forget to tear down event listeners etc. you attached here in the willDestroyElement hook!
Yehuda's article describes this mechanism quite well. Although the article very outdated (still referring to SproutCore 2.0), the basic idea haven't changed much since then.
We have done many cool stuff with https://github.com/Addepar/ember-table as base.
I'm looking for a way to have a hyperlink that's inside my messagebox.show() be something the user can click on. Is it possible to build this behavior in if I subclass Messagebox?
EDIT: Tried to keep things simple, here is more detail.
This is not possible through the standard message box offered in wp7. The best way is to create your own message box. This is pretty simple, you can follow the example in my blog post. My blog does not explain adding a hyperlink, but this can be easily done by adding the hyperlink into the control and add another parameter to the Show method.
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!