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I'm studying #marionettejs It's a fantastic library.
Almost all examples start with the whole application, ie, with all regions, like navbar, content, menu, footer, etc.
In my application, I have the initial screen that show the login form where the user need fill to access the application.
My question is: Should I put this login form view as part of app?
Do you have some example, if applicable?
It depends on what you want to do. The reason most examples you see have the full application, is because it is "behind" the log in screen. In other words, the workflow is like this:
User logs in
User is redirected to page containing the Marionette app
The app is started
You can of course manage the login process with Backbone/Marionette as well, but it tends to be more work.
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Thanks in advance for your time.
My company project uses kendo UI and kendo.bootstrap for UI/X design, but the problem is the decision they tought to use Bootstrap modal too.
So it is a mess in there and js's overlap like crazy.
But I saw one page when I narrow page It gets completely blank.In responsive mode
Any ideas?!
Thanks
There's your problem:
js's overlap like crazy
If you have one page blanking now, you'll have tons and tons of other weird, unpredictable errors in the future. Sort it out now.
Follow this official Kendo guide: https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/third-party/using-kendo-with-twitter-bootstrap
When a page is blanking, the first thing to do is to check the JavaScript console.
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As of this writing, the Docs don't provide a description of SwitchNavigator's purpose.
I've tried using both StackNavigator and SwitchNavigator interchangeably and I personally cannot spot a difference. Although I'm certain there is.
Can anyone explain what the added benefit of SwitchNavigator is over StackNavigator ? Or a scenario where one might use it over the other?
Here is a description from React Navigation:
The purpose of SwitchNavigator is to only ever show one screen at a
time. By default, it does not handle back actions and it resets routes
to their default state when you switch away. This is the exact
behavior that we want from the authentication flow: when users sign
in, we want to throw away the state of the authentication flow and
unmount all of the screens, and when we press the hardware back button
we expect to not be able to go back to the authentication flow. We
switch between routes in the SwitchNavigator by using the navigate
action.
Source: https://reactnavigation.org/docs/auth-flow.html
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I need to implement an intro/tour in my react native application only when first time using the application.
I need to show a single part to mention what it does and at the same time hide the rest of the screen, like in the image below. So, basically my intro will be a guide on how to use the application each time shows something and hide the rest and we use the button "next" to get through it all.
I've already found this repository https://github.com/FuYaoDe/react-native-app-intro, but that's not exactly my purpose... any help?
So, basically, I need to make a very similar tour guide like this one https://github.com/worker8/TourGuide but in react native application
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I have installed magento1.8.0.1, and also import sample data.
I added one more menus,
Now i want add pages like e-mail us, so i go to cms -> pages -> add new page ->. so it will be created, i want to know how to display that e-mail us page in footer.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you!!!.
There are various way, but for your quick reference:
Go to Magento Admin
Go to CMS Block
Edit Footer Links (Click on that name)
Do whatever changes you like and save that page.
Good luck!
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Hi I'm creating a website which has many users, I would like add a profile picture for every user and display it. Which is the best way to add either using server scripting (Ruby) or via HTML and java scripts?
One of the easiest way to do this (independently of any technology) is to have your website use Gravatars ("Globally Recognized Avatars") when available. You can then use a simple img to show it in any size you want :
<img src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/205e460b479e2e5b48aec07710c08d50" />
See here for more information.