I am so new to HOT, I've not even started using it! I'm just trying to go through the examples to see if I might be able to use it as a grid-control in my app. But when I look at examples like this one, it doesn't behave as readonly: I am able to overwrite every cell in the "Nissan"-Example as well as selecting the whole table and press <Del>.
Does the "readonly" only imply that no data will be changed in the returned object or is me being able to edit everything considered a bug?
After asking support, it turned out this was unintended behaviour and will be fixed. Problem was only in the way the demo was coded - it was not adjusted to latest changes in HOT.
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I´m in that point on my app where i need to give the user the ability to save to favorites. To be more specific, let´s say that he´s seeing a list-view and then presses one of the listitems which takes him to the detail of that item...here i have a star icon that when pressed it should save that item and then if he navigates to the favorites page, he will see another listview with all of the favorites.
but i´m stuck on how to accomplish this, the only thing that comes to my mind is the application settings...it should be a dynamic array that always exists and then keeps adding or deleting objects(favorites).
Any thougts on this? can anyone suggest me an approach? maybe a better one?
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You may use the nativescript-localstorage plugin which internally uses file system only and takes care of reading / updating JSON file as needed.
I program php in Laravel and don't use the myriad of native php functions hardly ever. So I don't need the huge list of php functions that are irrelevant to me to pop up all the time as auto-complete suggestions.
I want my own snippets (which are really useful and cool) to appear but nothing else.
Tried in user/preferences "auto_complete": false
All that does is stop the box from showing on the screen, but the suggestions are still present and will be triggered. I want to switch them off completely, except my own snippets.
The potential of custom snippets to generate oft. used code is wonderful. Would like to add more.
But need to remove the above unnnecessaries first so it's not constantly triggering nonsense that just has to be deleted, interrupting flow. How?
You can add delay timer for auto complete with:
"auto_complete_delay": number in miliseconds
So it will delay for auto complete trigger. This way you will hardly see it if you give it something like 2-3 minutes.
I support an old (late 90s) Domino DB that has a growing number of Mac users. In some docs, layout regions become grayed out once you click anywhere in the doc even though it's still editable, i.e. if the cursor was in a text field and you type something blindly and save it, it will be there when you reopen the doc. It doesn't happen in all docs and I have found no pattern.
Any Domino designers seen any behavior like this? I don't this there is anything too weird in the code; onBlur or onChange used in some cases - that sort of thing. Nothing too complicated really. Thanks!
Layout regions are a nightmare to maintain: there can be objects with differing hide-when formulas stacked on top of each other that might be causing this. I suggest making a copy you can work in without worry: inspect each object fully (keeping notes) then delete. Keep drilling down until you hopefully hit an object that matches your grey-out. If you don't find one, then it could be a bug as posted by Richard Schwartz. As Richard and D.Bugger suggest, perhaps it's time to rebuild the functionality without using a layout region: layout regions never worked with a web browser.
I'm working on some legacy code. I have a user control with a VtChart (VCI First Impression Library) in it and I'm trying to make changes to it, namely, adding another series to the control. However, every time I make changes to the control, close the form editor, then reopen it, the changes are gone.
I can't find any documentation on this control, so thought I'd ask the community, any ideas?
Ah! Found my answer. Since VtChart is connected to a grid (F1Book), the SsLinkRange needs to correspond to the number of columns needed in the chart. For example, if you want 3 columns, SsLinkRange should be A1:C10, where A and C is the column range. If the SsLink properties don't match it won't save the settings.
This is an very obscure problem, but I'll post this answer anyways for archiving.
I am writing an app with raw windows API (opensource Win32++) where I have a ListView.
The problem I have now is that whenever an item in the ListView is clicked, the system/app will generate a warning tone/sound "ding". Furthermore, I noticed I cannot get the LVN_ITEMACTIVATE through item-dbl-click or item-keypress-enter, which would normally work if this problem had not occur.
Would anyone have any idea how this might be happening?
I believe there is nothing wrong with Win32++, it just could be one of the things I do is causing this. But my program has become quite big to dissect plus I have no idea where to start looking.
Thanks.
PS: I had my computer muted for the longest time, hence, I don't know when this started eventhough I had the listview since a long time ago. T_T
Start looking with a tool that can show you the Windows messages that the control generates and receives. Like Microsoft's Spy++. Compare it with a working list view to have an idea what might be amiss. Also check the parent window. I haven't otherwise heard of listviews that dingaling, the LVN_ACTIVATEITEM should fire the first WM_LBUTTONDOWN, no double-click necessary.