I'm trying to translate the views exposed filters labels on my site.
i manage to have the exposed filters themselves translated with the Internationalization Views module. I tried the string override module to translate the exposed filters labels but so far no luck. Could someone please point me in the right direction?
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I'm new to UI frameworks and am slightly familiar with CSS and Flexbox. I'm starting to piece together Vuetify tags to create my components but I would like a detailed description of what's happening on the backend when using these tags. Also, it would be nice to see a few differing examples that show how they can be used to create components.
Thanks in advance.
I am using Spring 4 MVC to display serve my web page. I now want to display the same content with different layouts wrapped around the body/content depending on the current HttpServletRequest (e.g. request.getServerName()). This means https://page1.test/page.html will be mapped to the same controller as https://page2.test/page.html and returns the same content depending on the controller logic, but page1.test draws for example a different header and footer.
As far as I know, Spring MVC is not capable of doing this. I am now planing to use Apache Tiles 3 or JSP 2.0 tags to do this. Is there any best practice and how can I do this (Spring Java Config is preferred)?
You should take a read of http://tech.finn.no/2012/07/25/the-ultimate-view-tiles-3/ just to see how far you can push Tiles-3
Indeed it can solve what you're after.
(That blog website has just been migrated from wordpress to github pages so some of the code snippets require horizontal scrolling, we're still cleaning these small formatting issues up so please excuse them)
I have a website page which I need to replicate in my app (as a reference for anyone that wants to help the url is http://www.sccgformulary.co.uk/gis.html) There is a title, some sub-headings, plenty of text in different sections and a few different tables. The colouring in the background isn't needed.
My question is how would this be implemented in Interface Builder (if it is even possible?) I don't know how to design the layout of a page which extends further than 1 screen. I've done it before programatically - is this the only way to design views which need a scrollview with multiple subviews? any help would be greatly appreciated!
What you are looking for is probably a simple UITableView with a custom UITableViewCell.
You might need some way of feeding data to your application via a web service. JSON is popular. but before you go ahead I suggest you read up on UITableView and look at some similar Apps to find out exactly what you want.
Do someone know how to use a custom hosted Geoserver's Tile Layers or WMS layers to be laid on Mapstraction as a base layer?
MapStraction has base layer plugins for google, yahoo, microsoft, openlayers etc., But unfortunately it lacks a plugin for custom open layers on geoserver. Do any one know how to neatly implement such a plugin?
Managed to find how to do the above.
Made a Copy of mxn openlayers.
Changed the TMS url to WMS where the geoserver is hosted. There would be 2 urls of OSM and OSM Mapnik, kept only one of them and replaced with the WMS Url.
There was only one problem in calling toProperietory and fromProperietory calls. Did not honestly understand the logic, but replaced them with just returning same values
And it worked.
PS: If someone understands the logic behind step 3, please feel free to explain.
I tried sample example given at this link - Collection View Programming Guide
It is simple and it worked. Considering it as a reference I tried a simple application which will show a collection view of web views with some web page displayed over each web view.
The model class has two properties: NSString *pageName, and NSURL *pageURL.
I then followed each and every step written in tutorial above with required modifications but I was caught in the step -
How to bind web view to collection
view item?
In binding tab it shows three possibilities : Editable, Hidden, Tool tip but none of these is working.
Can anyone suggest me way to accomplish my requirement?
Thanks,
Miraaj
WebView does not expose bindings for the URL (one would think it would, but it doesn't). You'll need to make use of NSCollectionViewItem (create a custom subclass) and update your WebView's URL when its represented object is changed.
The quick start guide you referenced does not show how to use a custom collection view item (it shows a very basic case). You'll need to delve a little deeper into the documentation (and online examples) to achieve your goal.
I would offer one thought to consider regarding your overall goal: WebView is a "heavy" object, so keep your performance expectations realistic regarding creating many of these views.