Has anyone been able to animate the ng-view in Angular Dart?
I tried using ngAnimate module and create sliding pages like in AngularJS. But it seems that the ng-enter does not work with ng-view in Angular Dart.
So I wanted to ask all of you if you were able to animate ng-view content using Angular Dart and if so, please share your solution.
Thanks in advance
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I'm developing a Vue app with an AframeJS component. I'd like to know the proper method to destroy an Aframe scene (listeners, timers, animation-frames, etc.)?
Right now, when I destroy my aframe-vue-component, the aframe animation-frame timers continue to fire, which drags on performance for the rest of the app.
I pored over the aframe docs and didn't find a sensible method.
Thanks
You could load the A-Frame experience in an iframe and reload / change url and hide it when you don’t need it.
I'm trying to build a view in laravel that will allow the user to drag and drop widget on and off the page as well as around the page and resizing them.
Everything I read suggests this is not possible in laravel as the view seems fairly immutable.
Does anyone have any pointers?
ok.. no laravel can't do it, at least thats what I think..
However you can do it with javascript and store the widget locations in laravel..
Things I did find though for the next person...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7514660/how-to-create-draggable-widgets
https://github.com/hootsuite/grid
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-mimic-the-igoogle-interface--net-1794
I am completely new to using Kendo UI, and would like some help on how to render a array of objects to the screen with each object having it's own data source.
Application Background: A SPA dashboard that will show a list of charts that a user can interact with, moving (drag and drop), deleting, creating new charts.
I have done some digging into the Kendo framework and haven't landed on a solution that seems to work. My original thought was to use a custom defined widget that would use a template to render the charts to the screen and each widget would have it's own data source. However, I couldn't figure out a way to render the widgets.
I tried the MVVM data-bind: source and using a Kendo template to load the widget with the data-role attribute, but that didn't work.
HTML content area
<div data-bind="source: widgetsDataSource" data-template="widget-template-test"></div>
Kendo Template
<script type="text/x-kendo-template" id="widget-template-test">
<div data-role="custom-widget"></div>
</script>
widgetsDataSource: the dataSouce used to retrieve the list of charts to render to the screen
widget-template-test: the template used to initialize and show the custom widget using the data-role attribute
custom-widget: The link to the custom widget I defined in separate JS file.
Question: Does anyone have a resource I may look at or some suggestions on how to tackle this problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I do a lot of work with kendo widgets, my go to resources are the API docs http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/introduction and then if I want to see some demos http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/, I use them with Angular, the demo's are nice because they have Angular specific (as well as MVVM) code, the API docs are handy when you are looking for specific configuration settings.
I want to implement react js to different pages of my website,
e.g
in home page, registration, login, etc.
all tutorial i have seen it only uses 1 app.js how can i achieve this
to multi page app.
P.S i am using laravel elixir and i combine them into 1 main.js.
Add a mounting point in the pages that you want your React App to be mounted.
e.g.
// main.js
ReactDOM.render(<App props={/* props from somewhere */}/>, document.getElementById('mountingPoint') );
// rendered HTML from pages should have
<div id="mountingPoint"></div>
I found this https://github.com/christianalfoni/react-webpack-cookbook/wiki/Multiple-entry-points
I think this is more appropriate on what i need and then i will just map the file
name in my laravel app.
this way i dont need to load the js code for contact_us.php to login.php
You could also use something like React Habitat to make this architecture easier.
With it, you could just define a container of your components so they resolve in your DOM.
For example, in your javascript you would do
import MyComponent from './Components/MyComponent';
...
container.register(MyComponent).as(myComponent);
Then in any of your HTML pages
<div data-component="myComponent"></div>
It also supports multiple containers and async code splitting.
Hey folks I was wondering if anyone can tip me on a painless way of invoking a modal view controller from a web link in a UIWebView. Is it possible to do this?
I want the modal view controller to still be a part of the app as opposed to closing the main app and using a helper application instead.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The best way to do this is by intercepting certain URLs in the UIWebView's delegate function
– webView:shouldStartLoadWithRequest:navigationType:
This can be called from javascript by setting the window's location:
window.location = "mycomprotocall:showMoadViewController";
Parse this in the delegate function, then execute any native code you like.
If you're using vanilla webpages that can be accessed from safari mobile, it is not possible. If you're programming a local webapp with phonegap or similar technologies, it is fairly easy, just catch the urls you want and handle them differently.