Why isn't there a Date picker control in Padrino form_builder? Seems to be unnatural to be left out. Is there a reason behind it?
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In the MVC and the jQuery Version of Kendo's DatePicker it's possible to show the weekNumber as a column in the DatePicker.
How can I enable this feature in the Angular 2 - Edition of the component? Things like [weekNumber]="true" doesn't work.
jQuery - Edition:
https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/datepicker#configuration-weekNumber
Right now, Kendo Calendar for Angular doesn't support week numbers. There is no feasible workaround that we can think of as the week numbers are part of the internal view that renders the month days.
As far as I know, it is final development stage and pretty soon it should be released as #progress/kendo-angular-dateinputs#dev package. I suppose this will happen within a week or so.
I have some custom buttons in my host app that I'd like to use in the Today Extension.
They work just fine in the app but do not display in the widget.
The button on the left is my custom button class, the one on the right is a UIButton. If I change it to my custom class it too disappears.
Any thoughts why this might be happening?
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Well, somehow I managed to get it to display but sometimes it's not drawing the whole button and sometimes it's drawing the button incorrectly.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks
Using Xamarin.Forms, how do I populate a Picker with items, immediately before the Picker opens?
We have a number of pickers on the same page and it would be inefficient to populate all items upfront, as some of the queries are expensive. For reference, I'm trying to get this working on Xamarin.Android first, and am using the latest stable version - 1.2.36257 at the time of writing.
I've tried:
Focused event - This almost works, but changes to Items are not applied until the next time the Picker opens.
TapGestureRecognizer - The Tapped event doesn't seem to be fired. Perhaps it doesn't work with a Picker.
There's nothing that the Xamarin.Forms Picker exposes from what I can see either, that would allow you to achieve what your wanting.
TapGesture's can be troublesome. For instance I quickly tried it on WindowsPhone, and that is not recognizing the TapGesture either. Your also find some different behavior with different controls as well - with the same response not being uniform across platforms.
I tried hooking into the Picker PropertyChanged / PropertyChanging, and this has the outcome exactly the same as attempting to hook into the Focused event handler that you experienced, with it only working after the picker has initially been displayed.
The only way around this would be to write a custom renderer to achieve what you want to do.
Within that, you could then expose custom events such as OnBeforeAppearing, that would allow you to then pre-load the picker with the items you need from the page at time of use.
I want to make an application which shows you the schedule for your school.
It should mainly display the current day and allow you to scroll left and right for switching to the day before or the day after the current selected day.
There should also be a settings view.
I'm new to making iOS apps, so which Xcode template should I use?
I think Page-Based Application seems to fit the most, however is this right?
I don't want the page curl transition, just a normal scrolling transition.
I typically start with a Tabbed Application or Master Detail view, but normally just a Tabbed Application and put in a tableview wrapped in a navigation controller. The tabs allow me to structure out different sections of the app and using table views gives you the nice slide in of new views.
Hope that makes sense.
I'd like to implement a date picker using a calendar. Before I go ahead and try to build one, is there something that does this already?
I've looked at the date picker in Interface Builder and it's pretty much just a text field as far as I can tell. And looking (albeit quickly) through the developer docs, it seems there's plenty of date related functionality available, but not very much in the way of an interface. So If I do go ahead and build my own, what's the best line of attack
I've already built what i need in HTML/CSS and Javascript with jQuery for a website I'm working on, so my initial thought was that I could use a web view and display that, assuming there's some way to detect events happening inside a web view. But this feels a bit cheap to me. What would be the recommended route?
Use NSDatePicker. You can change it to be a Calendar or Clock, or both, using the Inspector:
(source: quicksnapper.com)
This is what it looks like:
(source: quicksnapper.com)