I am looking for a translation software tool that allows columns to be sorted by the msgctxt value.
Here's a screenshot of my poedit .pot file: The msgctxt has been imported, but it is not a sortable value.
This is the generated code:
msgctxt "imlang_ext"
msgid "To participate in this challenge please register below."
msgstr "Um am Fotowettbewerb teilnehmen zu können ist es notwendig, daß Sie sich registrieren. "
msgctxt "imlang_msg"
msgid "An error has occured. Please try again later."
msgstr "Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten. Bitte versuchen Sie es zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt erneut."
I want to allow translators to quickly get to the strings that vary from client to client (msgctxt: imlang_ext) and leave system messages alone (msgctxt: imlang_msg).
Which software can sort .pot files by msgctxt?
Eazy Po can sort messages by different attributes including sorting by message context.
Click the small icon button at the top left corner of the table, or from the main menu; select File -> View then Columns. A small box will appear listing the following columns:
Reference, Context, Line Number and Text Length.
Select Context and then press OK, additional columns titled “Msg Context” will be added to the main table list. By clicking on the Context column title; the table will be sorted on Message context in ascending order, clicking the same column title again will sort the table on the same column in descending order.
Poedit does, in its (not yet released as of today, will be in 1.7) HEAD version:
https://github.com/vslavik/poedit/commit/5fbe45fe9e0d1268ed615f1679dd540cfdf1da9d
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I have a google sheet with some contact info. Where some categories like 'promotion team', 'creative team'. I have created another sheet, and imported that information, put names under the category.
I have given a formula like this -
=IF(EXACT("Promotion & Marketing",Sheet1!E2), Sheet1!A2, " ")
but some line remains blank, how I can check, if this if statement false, then skip the line, don't leave it blank
You can filter the content of A column.
I can't see your exact data so my answer may be not super precise but I think of something like that:
=filter(Sheet1!A2:A,Sheet1!E2:E="Promotion & Marketing")
This formula should display all the cells from A2:A range when there's "Promotion & Marketing" in corresponding row of E2:E column. With no blank rows.
I am trying to customize a pdf template so I can print my own Picking Ticket. I can get all salesorder's information/data by use ${record.[fieldId]}, and I can also get all items' general/header information in the current salesorder's record using ${item.[fieldId]}. However, can anyone tell me how to get each item's components list through "item.[...]"
I tried to use "item.member", where member is the components list of each item, and it always said "item.member" is not a sequence or list.
Any idea? Thanks,
You can print this information with NetSuite's new Saved Search printing feature that was released in 2017.1. Make an item saved search with Member Item being one of the results. Then create a template from the saved search with the "New Template" button. Use this tag somewhere in your document:
${result.memberitem}
See SuiteAnswers article "Advanced Templates for Printing Saved Search Results" if you want to learn how to print all results on one page.
You don't need record - just use ${item.[field]}
You'll notice in the source code at the start of the item list table it has <#list record.item as item>
I would like to make a Word product catalog from data stored in an Access 2007 database. I can of course use the "mail merge" function in Word for the text data, but I dont know how to make the images show up! They are they stored as file paths in Access and jpg-files in a directory on the hard drive. The images should have a special size, be right aligned to the text paragraphs so that the text is wrapping on the left side (see attached image).
This is possible, but works better in older versions of Word. Unfortunately, you don't mention which version you're using...
Anyway, the key to the question is to use an IncludePicture field to bring the picture in; pass the file path to the field using the MergeField (nested fields). You can find more information on the internet, for example: http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/mergfaq1.htm#DBPic
The problem with an IncludePicture field is that it can't be wrapped. But if your version of Word is not too old, tables CAN wrap, so you put the IncludePicture field into a table that's a single cell. Position the table, wrap it, etc.
I am new to BIRT and its awesome but I am unable to make a bullet point list where each bullet point is a field from my dataset. Without using any html the datasetfield evaluates but as soon as I add an html tag it will simply show the name of the field.
This
<ul>
<li><value-of> row["SRRI"] </value-of></li>
</ul>
Shows:
row["SRRI"]
But I want it to show the value of row["SRRI"] instead. (Omitting "" does not change the output for me)
I was searching for a solution for a few hours now and I guess its fairly simple but I cannot find a solution on how to tell BIRT that this is not a string.
It sounds like you have a list, and you want to lead each entry with a bullet point. In your report design, you can put a cell in front of your row["SRRI"] value and put what ever bullet image you want there.
I have successfully build Jq GRid with Asp.Net with all the required features except the one to "Avoid Spl Characters in Tool Bar Search" . I tried to find the ID of the toolbar but with no success. Can any one tell me how can we use Regular Expression like stuff to deny entering of Some Spl Char like "/,:,',\" and few others. I dont want the user to enter those char in tool bar search.
The Toolbar Searching has beforeSearch event handler which can return false to stop searching. One can use this for validation of the data.
If you do want to know how to find the searching field manually you should understand following. The ids of the fields in the searching toolbar will be constructed from the "gs_" prefix and the name of the column. You should also understand, that the toolbar is not a part of the <table> element. jqGrid build some dives over the <table> element. For example if your <table> has id="list", the name of the div which contain the searching toolbar as a child (not a direct child) are #gview_list.
UPDATED: I created an example for you. Try to type and text in the search field for names which is not 5 characters long and you receive an error message and the searching will be stopped.