I have a dynamically filled GridPane, where I'm animating the first row and column, so if there is a lot of information, the user doesn't get lost, because the row and column jumps to the selected area.
(Animating: I created two GridPanes, one for the first row and the second one for the first column, then I move the labels into the new GridPanes and finally starts the animation.)
It looks like this:
The user can also select some cells and change the content (using KeyEvents).
But there is a problem, when I change the text of a label, the animated row and column jumps back to their first position, but I don't understand why. It happens only, when I change the text, the CSS style for example is not causing the issue.
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how to show a field in oracle reports at the bottom of the last page which is placed outside the border
A trivial answer is: place it outside the border.
I presume you already did that and encountered problems. It would really help if you specified which one(s).
The most usual error is that you're referencing a column at a wrong frequency, i.e. you can't just "move" it outside of its parent frame. (I guess that the frame is what you call a "border".) If that's so, well, you can't do that.
One way out is to create a new column (in the Data Model layout editor) (be it a formula or a placeholder column) which doesn't belong to any group, but is independent. Then you can place it anywhere you want.
If, on the other hand, you do have a formula (or placeholder, or summary) column and "border" you mentioned is the margin, then - while in Paper Layout editor - click the "Margin" icon in the toolbar to switch to ... well, margin layout editor. Now place that field anywhere you want.
Or, did you try to move the field but frames were resized and other fields moved along with the movement of the field you're moving? Pay attention to "Flex" and "Confine" ON/OFF buttons in the toolbar as they make the difference.
If none of above, what is your situation, then?
I am trying to do a chat menu in my game using a Table and Labels but I can't seem to get the labels to behave the way I want them to.
By default they are drawn in the middle of the table. I added this settings to fix that but now when I add new labels they expand to fill the table, which I don't want.
After adding settings:
After adding a new label:
Note: The second message is there, it's jsut very faint. Just another bug I am having :/
Also, you may notice that the "Send" button is half off screen, trying to fix that too, but one problem at a time I guess.
By the way, the table is within a ScrollPane.
I have a jqGrid with 10 columns and when I freeze(frozen:true) on first column, it actually puts a horizontal scroll bar into columns header div before data is even loaded AND when data is loaded, there is actually two columns worth of data on top of one another, in the first column. You can see the duplicate because the formatting of duplicate is offset as if it had different style.
When I freeze first two columns, the horizontal scroll bar is only in 2nd column header, but now the 1st and 2nd columns have duplicates. As I freeze more columns, the last frozen column has the scroll bar and all the columns have duplicates.
I know this is long, but in instead of image I wanted to detail issues.
The freezing of the columns does work per se, but it causes the issues mentioned above.
Any ideas?
Added image.
image http://www.nvsninc.com/frozen2.jpg
update: I discovered after looking at resulting html, the reason for duplicate columns is that there were two divs, one had the columns without freeze and one with column freeze.
update: It turns out the height of the rows in the frozen column is not being set to same height of rows of unfrozen column, so rows from both columns is being seen.
I have a list view that draws an additional black line when items in the list are modified and there are selected items in the list.
The code iterates over the list and updates the cells using the line of code below:
ListView_SetItem(m_hListCtrl, &lvItem);
Additional rows are added using the ListView_InsertItem macro.
If a row is added and there are other rows selected, the following happens:
The line disappears if the user selects a different row. How can this black line be prevented/removed?
The LVS_EX_GRIDLINES style has a number of bugs associated with it that Microsoft have never bothered to fix, and this is one of them. The workaround is to forcibly redraw the list items when you make the particular changes that trigger the problem. You can redraw a range of list items using the LVM_REDRAWITEMS message, or even simpler just repaint the whole control with InvalidateRect().
Ok, so I have a grid with lots of controls. And oops, I missed something and need to move everything down one row...
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My mistake, I needed two rows...
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Ok, this really sucks. So, how do I insert a row in a way that will move everything down.
Not sure which version of Blend you are on, but in version 4 I can click to the left of the grid to divide a row into two. This has three effects:
creates a new row in the Grid.RowDefinitions section
adds 1 to the Grid.Row attributes of all rows beneath your division (moves them all down a row)
adds 1 to the Grid.RowSpan attribute of all controls in the row you have divided
You can now manually change the the RowSpans back to their original value and voila - you have a blank row.