In Powerbuilder, Does anyone here know how am i going to highlights multiple items on a treeview? Selecteditem function is not doing that. Im looking for a behavior just what Selectedrow id doing.
Thanks!
I've not tried this myself but there is an example on CodeXchange (look for Multi-select TreeView Control).
I think the treeview style datawindow might be easier to do this with.
If not, I found this on the newsgroup, don't know if it helps:
The following script in the
selectionchanged event will implement
a very basic multiselect in the
treeview:
treeviewitem ltvi_item
if KeyDown(KeyControl!) then
This.GetItem(oldhandle, ltvi_Item)
ltvi_Item.Selected = True
This.SetItem(oldhandle, ltvi_Item)
end if
A problem is deselecting the
previously selected items. You would
have to scan through ALL items do look
for the selected ones (once the user
clicks an item without holding down
the control key)
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/powersoft.public.powerbuilder.objects/B2ulHBrSnrs/itwhNBjlyOoJ
One approach to this is to use the CheckBoxes attribute on the treeview, then check the treeviewitem's StatePicture (Unchecked = 1, Checked = 2).
Good luck,
Terry.
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I am trying to create an item that is a button "show more" and when you press on it you can show a kind of context menu / drop down that all of the items in that drop down are with checkboxes and there is a search component in it too, so you can search some items in the dropdown by their name. For example: (instead of "c++,c#,Object c" it's should show "show more", i.e. static text)
I tried to use kendoContextMenu. But I don't know if it's could work because the problem with context menu is that when I will click on a checkbox the menu will close. Please advise me of a way to do that or if you have an example of code. Thanks!
The MultiSelect component might be a good starting point
https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/multiselect.
My understanding is that MultiSelect does not have a "select more than one at a time in dropdown" feature.
You might consider using a pop up window and within that implement your own custom ui that features everything you want
search term box
scrolling list of selected and selectable items
accept or cancel changes in selection
Regarding your dojo that extends drop down list, I can't code the extension for you. However, changing the dataSource assignment to a setDataSource call will populate the extension component according to the template.
// kendo.ui.DropDownList.fn.dataSource = options.testItemSource;
me.setDataSource(options.testItemSource);
In KendoUI, how do I select a treeview element if it does not have an ID? Like by the style class or something.
I am writing an MVVM application and there are 2 tabs in a kendo tab strip with each containing a treeview. On selecting one tab, I want it's checkboxes to be updated based on what checkboxes were checked in the other tab and then I want to also call updateIndeterminate() on the treeview it contains within it.
Now, since I am using MVVM, I don't want to access the treeview by it's id. All I can find online on searching is $("#treeView") and in the Telerik forums, the example to call updateIndeterminate() is also this -
var treeview = $("#treeview").data("kendoTreeView");
treeview.updateIndeterminate();
Am I missing something here? I wonder why it's so hard to find.
I suppose the reason why it's hard to find is that it goes against the idea of declarative initialization and the separation of view and model. Your code is not supposed to interact with the widget itself. Instead, all your logic should be wired up in your view model which is bound to the UI.
You can certainly find it without an id, e.g. with something like this:
var treeView = $("ul[data-role=treeview]").first().getKendoTreeView();
or by using the .k-treeview class, but I wouldn't recommend it. If you really need to access it in code, you should give it an id.
I can't find any nice solution to solve my problem. All that I think about are good but to long I guess. So here is the thing:
I have map with pushpins binded from ObservableCollection and filter ApplicationBar button on bottow which navigates to set filters page.
Filters page is listbox with checkboxes. Based on which checkboxes are checked I want to filter my pushpins on map.
And btw. my pins data comes from sqlite. So generaly I can do WHERE type = 'name1' OR WHERE type='name2' and it will do it well.
The only thing I am missing here is how to fill this query, I mean how to get values from listbox and smoothly send them to my map page.
I hope that wasn't too chaotic :)
You should have a look at the ICollectionView interface : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms752348.aspx
How can i add check box inside combo box within the grid view.
As far as I know - it impossible, but they have similar editor type - "clist", check
http://www.dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxGrid/samples/01_cell_types/09_pro_excell_extra.html
You can outside the grid view, like this link suggest (from the official dhtmlx forums).
But inside the grid you cannot.
The closest answer I found on the official dhtmlx forums said:
There is no special integration of combo with checkboxes and dhtmlxgrid.
"combo" column type purposed to be used with plain combobox mode only.
Technically it possible to change it , so it will render as list with checkboxes, but checked values will not be accessible through grid's API
I hope this answer could help you. If not, you should ask the dhtmlx team directly, as it does not seem to be possible without imperfect workarounds.
I haven't been able to successfully bind some test data to a SketchFlow ComboBox. I added a sample data source and created a collection with some basic string values. There are a number of tutorials on how to bind to a ListBox in SketchFlow and that works fine, just not finding anything for a ComboBox.
One thing that caught me out a few times is that you need to have your data in "list mode" before you drag it on to the control (combo box or list box).
It seems to work as I expected, so perhaps I'm not understanding your issue correctly, but I'll give it a shot! I created a sample DataSource with a couple of strings in it, added a ComboBox to the layout root and then just dragged the Collection from the DataSource and dropped it on the ComboBox.
Keep in mind that if you drag the DataSource itself, you'll only be setting the DataContext property of the ComboBox and that's not enough to get your items to display. You also need the ItemsSource bound to the Collection of the DataSource and an ItemTemplate or a DisplayMemberPath to tell the ComboBox how to display your items.
Additionally, if you use the drag and drop method of binding, it will use the ItemTemplate approach for you, which may or may not be what you want as it will generally create a StackPanel and display all fields from the row in your Collection per item in the ComboBox. You can remove the ItemTemplate and set DisplayMemberPath to whichever field you wish to have displayed from your data source's collection.