I have been able to disable tabs in a tab bar using the following helpful tutorial.
http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/08/25/enabling-and-disabling-specific-tabs-in-a-tabbar-control/
This only works for mx tabbar. Does anyone know how to do this for a spark tabbar? I prefer the lnf of the spark one. When I try it with a spark tab bar it just disables the viewstack of the tab and not the actual tab.
An alternative solution may just be to make the mx tab bar look like a spark toolbar with the rounded edges. Any ideas on this?
Many thanks in advance
Based on this post in the Adobe Forums, How to Disable a tab in a spark tab bar, your best solution seems to be a custom skin. There is also a 'hack' mentioned at the end, that was posted last month.
Give the control you have with the new structure I think the custom skin makes the most sense.
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By tabs I mean something like this (the navigation bar on the left):
I haven't found anything on the internet that demonstrates the proper use of tabs in a fyne application. Anyone knows?
The bar on the left is the List widget https://developer.fyne.io/api/v2.0/widget/list.html.
There is also the AppTabs container that is designed for areas of an application https://developer.fyne.io/api/v2.0/container/apptabs.html.
Remember that all of the source code to fyne_demo is at https://github.com/fyne-io/fyne/tree/master/cmd/fyne_demo.
I am very new to MVC/Kendo, I have a series of tabs like so:
However when I add an icon to the emailing tab a bar appears under all the other tabs:
Could anyone advise as to why this would happen?
Many thanks in advance.
So I have provided a sample Dojo for you which should hopefully help https://dojo.telerik.com/OsIhINOy/4
What I suspect is happening is that you are not applying the k-state-active to the selected tab when clicked which is why the line is still appearing. (you can see this by just deleting the k-state-active class from the first tab.
If you are able to provide a sample of your code in the future it will help in assisting your question better rather than images as it is difficult to tell what may be happening from just an image.
After doing some research in google for pretty long time found some info on Drop down menu, but the documentation doesn't have clear information for me to understand, or other docs are mostly on TinyMce3. I've customized TinyMce 4 adding a button, menu and sub-menus and have used Window Manager with text box and radio button(which is a checkbox, poor efforts I know), but I need a drop down list/listbox in Window Manager
edit : Radio buttons are not supported in tinymce4
this
helped a lot, I created a fiddle so that might help somebody out there customizing tinymce 4
I have created a LabelTool item in a toolbar. I want to know how to disable this item.
Why would you disable a label? Labels are only for viewing purposes. The user cannot interact with them anyway.
EDIT: It looks like Robin Dunn answered a similar question (maybe yours?) on the wxPython mailing list today: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/wxpython-users/eO9GXO8R6eM
He gave the following example:
toolbar.EnableTool(toolId, True) # or False to disable
Which is the code you would use to Enable / Disable any tool bar widget
In Firefox, I'd like to be able to highlight a word or number, then right click and have options that would open various custom links such as:
View User Profile -> http://mysite.com/user/HIGHLIGHTEDWORD
View User Admin Page -> http://mysite.com/admin/user.php?user=HIGHLIGHTEDWORD
View Order Page -> http://mysite.com/orderdetailspage.php?order_id=HIGHLIGHTEDWORD
Something like that would save me and my team a lot of time.
Does anyone know is such a plugin exists, and if not what would be involved in developing one?
thanks
This page has some options for Menu customization extensions:
Maybe you could use one of those extensions with keyword searches?
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I know you're trying to save yourself some time with due diligence researching whether it's been done, but with the power of copy and paste, you could "write your own" almost as quickly as asking the question.