I want to create a tree panel in sencha touch, but I am unable to find a single example the net and on the sencha website also, istead I got one in ext js 4, but I need to create it in sencha touch only. Can anyone help?
There is a construct called the NestedList, which seems similar. It doesn't have as much granularity as the extjs treepanel seems to have, however.
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/1-1/#!/api/Ext.NestedList
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/api/Ext.dataview.NestedList
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I have an idea to making a form (in Vaadin 14 LTS)which would overlaid main layout for better user experience (like LoginOverlay). The thing is, vaadin-overlay is meant only for internal use and I presume I can't use that for my own form... Is there other way to make overlays?
Thanks in advance :)
You can use the Dialog to make an overlay. See https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/ds/components/dialog for code examples.
I am a newbee. Trying to add something like a dropdown list of option to one of my views in React Native app. Have been searching everywhere and here as well, but seems like everyone trying different stuff but most of them do not work coz they r out of date or simply wrong. Read something about picker but unsure.
Prefer to have a fully customisable menu that can be positioned and restyled.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
So, as a result. I have not found ant decent solution, so just used touchableopacity as 3 different buttons insted of a dropdown list.
Refer the react-native git hub repository, in there you can find you want exactly
https://github.com/facebook/react-native
So I'm trying to make it so you go to a settings page from the main page kind of like the Settings tablet app on Android or iOS where it's a split view (Example of what happens down below). However I'm constantly running into trouble where I can't seem to get it to work. It always looks like it's on a single page. I tried using views in JavaScript, I tried rearranging HTML, I tried many combinations just to get it to work, however I can never get it to work. If you need anything else to get a broader picture, let me know.
Here's the page hierarchy:
Root dashboard page > Settings Button > Settings SplitView
Thanks in advance!
You don't have tried to add left-view and right-view class with the data-view attribute ?
for more information read the views doc and have a look to the split-view example
I'm starting the design of the front-end part of a complex application. If possible, I would like to build it as a Desktop style application, which actually acts as a group of sub-applciations.
For instance, by using Dijit I've prepared a structure layout that will be valid for the whole application, with a left column with a Tree based menu, and a right column where the content is displayed.
By clicking a menu node, the associated Dojo application is loaded and displayed in the right panel. The applciation is made by 2 basic parts: the HTML structure and the JS code.
What would it be the best way to achieve this? Do you suggest just to use iFrames for the right part (I wouldn't like that much...)? Other suggestions?
Put a dijit.layout.ContentPane in the right part of the layout. It can handle a mix of widgets and HTML contents... no need for iFrames !
I really want to make a simple file browser in Xcode kind of like Finder itself, but it just displays one folder as a grid view. Can anyone direct me to a guide?
I recommend looking at Apple's code sample for SourceView.
It's probably a good place to start and should give you enough of an idea of where to begin.