Alright, I have had maybe 20 issues with validating my project, and before that it was a breeze making it, but I'm at the finish line. I can't seem to figure this one out, and this is the last step before I'm done. So PLEASE HELP,
thanks.
apparently since i'm "too low a level" to post screenshots, I found this site to grab a picture and put it to a link so here: http://i46.tinypic.com/2q9w4zo.png
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so I have this project that I use for work, and I went in to add some features.
It's basically a customized calculator.
While I was working, I clicked on my Form1.vb [Design] to look at my form. (Which is my main form)
I got a Windows Forms Designer error page. It had a problem with a particular line of code, even though the app ran and functioned correctly. I've come across this before a few times. I always clicked "Ignore and continue" and it was fine. This time my main form (Form1) was completely blank as if it was a new form. all of the code for my buttons/text boxes, etc... is still there.
is there a way to get it back? is it just hidden somewhere?
If anyone knows what's going on, I would really appreciate any help you could offer.
I attached a screenshot of my last working version of the app. Before the additions I was trying to implement.
I'm not super knowledgeable with coding, but I get by with some intermediate projects.
So I apologize if I don't know a lot of the terminology.
Thank you.
I've been searching for an hour and can't find the answer.
I can't seem to "activate" see the launchscreen.storyboard option in my Xcode13 project.
I attach a screenshot of what I'm seeing.
Xcode13 not Showing launchscreen.storyboard
You are right, you are not able to see LaunchScreen.storyboard in your XCode13 project. It's due to following reason...
You might selected SwiftUI option for your development: Here if it's correct then please let me update you:
SwiftUI came with lot's of surprising updates for iOS eco-system applications. And this is one of the update from SwiftUI.
Now-onwards, we not need to deal with storyboards anymore. Yes absolutely correct. Now just two line of .plist file creates Storyboard for us. Please have a look how you can achieve it.
Apple has provided a new Key in the info.plist to help you create a basic LaunchScreen.
Please go though following examples :
https://www.avanderlee.com/xcode/launch-screen/
https://danielbernal.co/creating-a-launch-screen-with-swift-ui/
That's it. How cool is it? Hope you now understood it :-)
Downloaded, installed CodeBlocks but can't get into the Codeblocks Forum. If I click on the visit Forum link inside of Codeblocks it takes me to, https://forums.codeblocks.org/
There I look for the Forum but see none, but do see a Menu heading at top says Forums,
Click that and nothing happens, same page (no Forum, just other stuff).
So I look over to left menus and click Forums, nothing, same page. I tried with both Firefox and MS Edge (win10).
So I search and only find one reference to this, it's on Youtube where a guy shows how to put 2 projects in one workspace of CodeBlocks. At first part of video he has very similar issue getting into the Forum. But he just continues with his excellent video on the 2 projects and doesn't say if he ever got into the forum. His video is at,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHGIIp3rGO8
I kinda would really like to get into the forum.
Apparently the CodeBlocks forum is going through an infrastructure migration, hopefully they get it fixed soon. I surmise the guy's issue in the video link was not this same migration since his video posted Youtube back in May 4, 2020.
I'm testing something in a personal tab (something related to SSO, if that's important in context), and the tab renders fine for about 30 seconds or so, then suddenly gets replaced with an error "There was a problem reaching this app" (the one with the image of a woman and a thought bubble). Does anyone know why this suddenly happens AFTER the tab has ALREADY rendered ok?
I finally found an answer to this, so posting in case someone else has the issue. Basically, Teams manifest recently added a capability to show a loading / progress indicator to show users that your tab is still loading. It shows up in the manifest as "showLoadingIndicator" and is boolean (true/false). It can also be set in App Studio of course, as the image below shows.
The problem comes in that the "SDK" link shown in App Studio is flat-out useless - it links to the Teams js Library on GitHub, of all places! It should rather go to this section of this page, which explains how to deal with it. I was originally only calling microsoftTeams.appInitialization.notifyAppLoaded();, but I needed to also call microsoftTeams.appInitialization.notifySuccess().
I've been following this guide.
And I ported it to my code, I have the folders being made in my library folder, the file contained is a size of "0 Bytes". Inside my tableView I am able to click and add/delete items. So it does have a connection to CoreData. However when I wish to save the results of the tableview, it steps right over the line. I put a breakpoint in and cannot see the variable (nor what I'm supposed to be looking for).
I've been trying for two days to tackle this now. I've read up on google, was using these as a reference, and still no luck. My code and bindings matches up with the sample code provided.
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any ideas? things to check that I haven't already done? It does seem like a link "disappeared" but everything is all on the same viewcontroller which is what is confusing me.
Figured it out. Right Click under delegate and the saveAction will be visible. Link it to your button. Voila! nOOb mistake. Learning here!