I am facing a difficulty in displaying the properties of an object passed from an amx page to another. My aim is to display all the fields of an object of class employee{String name,int age,String phone} on a separate amx page. But I'm only able to display the name field.
Here is my empList.amx
Here is my EmpDetails.amx
The reultant display on my simulator for EmpDetails.amx shows just the employee.name property and nothing else
You have to manually add other properties in to the bindings. Here you added only the 'name' property in the row. name property automatically bind with the Listview object while drag and dropping ListView component from the palette.
Follow the below procedure
Select the bindings tab in the amx page where you defined the
ListView.
Select the object collection and click on the edit button (pencil).
Inside the edit popup, drop the needed properties in to the binding
region and click apply button
otherwise add the values manually in the *************pageDef.xml
file. Xml link provided in the bindings tab.
Related
I'm trying to add the ability to upload order lines into landed cost on the bills and adjustment screen via excel or csv. I customized the screen and set AllowUpload to True. enter image description here But i don't know how to use the [PXImport]. Can you guy show me step by step.Ex: what is the BQL and where
to put it. Be specific. Thanks
First determine the name of the DataView bound to the grid. To do that you can hold Ctl-Alt and click on the header of the grid and select Customize. It will open the customization project editor in the Screen section. Click on the top most element of the tree view in the middle to select the grid. Lookup the DataMember property on the property pane on the right side, this is the name of the DataView. While in the project editor, expand the Mode section of the property pane and set AllowUpload property to True.
Now that you know the name of the DataView you need to decorate it with the PXImport attribute. Create a Graph Extension in the code section of the project editor for this screen if you haven't already. In the Graph Extension, for a new DataView that you have created you add [PXImport(typeof(PrimaryDac)] right before the DataView declaration like this:
[PXImport(typeof(APInvoice))]
public PXSelect<MyDAC> MyDataView;
For an existing DataView from the base class you can override it in the same way:
[PXImport(typeof(APInvoice))]
public PXSelect<DAC> BaseDataView;
The Primary DAC can be found in the class declaration of the base graph:
public class APInvoiceEntry : APDataEntryGraph<APInvoiceEntry, APInvoice>, PXImportAttribute.IPXPrepareItems
Reference: Enabling Upload from Excel for the Grid
Can anyone, please, help me with Libreoffice Base form creation?
I have the following tables:
And I'm trying to add a form to enter new RESOURCES record with the following fields: [RESOURCE_NAME], [CURRENCY_NAME] and [AMOUNT]. But after 10+ tries I have not succeeded. I have tried adding it via wizard, selecting RESOURCES as main form and CURRENCIES as subform and vice versa. I have tried VIEWS and forms based on them. These tries only gave to me or no possibility to enter new record, either creation of the new CURRENCY.
I don't need to create new currency via this form, I only want to enter new Resource (only enter once, not to modify, not to delete). Since I don't want to remember all the ID's I want to select currency name via DropDown list.
Can anyone provide instructions about how to do it, please?
Thanks.
You do not need a subform for this - just create your form document with RESOURCES as the main form (only form).
You will need a listbox to enter the currency item. A listbox has two fields, a display field and a field that is saved in the table. You will set it up to display CURRENCY_NAME and store CURRENCY_ID.
When you create a listbox, the wizard that pops up may get you what you want. If the wizard falls short:
Make sure the form document is open in design mode: on the "Form Controls" toolbar, the leftmost/topmost icon of a pencil with a triangle should be depressed. If this icon is grayed out, close your document, right-click on its name and choose "Edit".
Right-click on the listbox and choose "Control"; this will open the properties window
On the tab "Data" change the "Type of list contents" to "Sql"
In the field "List content" enter SELECT "CURRENCY_NAME", "CURRENCY_ID" FROM "CURRENCIES" ORDER BY "CURRENCY_NAME"
The Bound Field should default to 1. If it isn't 1, change it to 1.
Close the properties window and save your form. It should work as you want now.
If you want a listbox inside a tablegrid: after you create the table, with the form in edit mode, right-click on the column name you want to change and choose "Replace with" and then "listbox".
Edited to include comment by OP about bound field needing to be 1
As declared in the title, for example, I want to search for a button whose name is button8, within a form where there are so many buttons that I do not want to check the name one by one.
Can I do this in VB6?
You should just be able to refer to the control via the controls collection, like so:
Me.Controls("Button8")
See this link.
Here's how to find a control in the form designer, if you know the name.
Go to the form designer, open the property window (press F4), and use the dropdown to choose the control. This shows the properties in the window (and you can edit them). It also selects the control onscreen.
I created a custom control that is binded to a a Domino Document data source. I embedded it in a page so that I can display it in a Dojo dialog. It has 2 properties: dialogId and docId. The document data source's Document ID property is set to compositeData.docId. In the page, I set the docId property to a viewScope variable, that will be set when an entry in a view is clicked. What I want to accomplish is that the dialog will display the document that the current view entry (that was clicked) represents. But it seems that the compositeData.docId is not set on partial or even full refresh. Is there a way to do this that the custom control will be binded to the document? I need to have this binding so that I can easily do a server-side validation when I submit the dialog. Or if there is another way, can you also put it here? Thanks a lot!
set the datasource as the document, and then edit mode, then you have a place to compute the doc id, i usually compute the doc id to a viewScope, that i set when i click the item in the repeat control
More details here.
I would prefer the DocId to be transfered via the custom control parameters rather than a Scope variable. Using the Scope breaks the custom control design principle of being self contained. You can use the yourCC.PropertyMap to actually update a value, so the hand over of the parameter will work - of course your control then needs to be refreshed so the data source is recomputed. Hope that helps.
After I drag a controller object to the document window, how do I give it a Boolean property?
Assuming you want the ability to expose and edit the property values of your custom controller as attributes showing up in IB's inspector, you'll need to write your own plugin which tells IB what the inspector should look like. This really can't be answered briefly.
Here's Apple's reference on IB Plugins:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/IBPlugInGuide/Introduction/Introduction.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40004323-CH1-SW1
And here's the inspector portion:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/IBPlugInGuide/CreatingInspectors/CreatingInspectors.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40004323-CH6-SW1
If you truly just want to add a property to the controller's interface, you do this in Xcode (modifying the interface and implementation accordingly) and IB will pick up the changes automagically.
In the case of a checkbox, the checkbox itself is either checked or not. That state stores the boolean value instead of the controller (unless you wish it.)
To have the app undertake an action upon clicking it, think of it as a button instead of a data display and link it to an action method in the view controller. That's the simplest and old school way of doing it.
To use binding, you need to bind the checkbox's value attribute to a controller. Usually for binary values its an object controller. So, in IB, drag an Object controller to your nib window and bind it to your data source. Then, drag a checkmark button to the interface. In the checkmarks binding inspector. Set "value" binding to the name of the object controller, controller key to selection, keypath to the name of the data source attribute and provide a value transformer if needed.