It would be great to color the table or elements in a table differently if based on attributes of the record(s).
For examples, I have a table of different media, and I want to style the show table for streaming differently than for DVDs. Likewise, on the index page, carry over that styling for different rows.
You can pass id: and class: to any Arbre tag or component, eg. panel(id: 'streaming'). You can then add relevant styling to active_admin.css.
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I'm looking for a way to make a dataGrid provided by richfaces responsive.
Meaning, the grid scales based on the size of the device screen.
I've taken a look at Richfaces Bootstrap : http://planet.jboss.org/post/richfaces_bootstrap
but they recommend not to use it in any production code since it is still under development. Tags and attributes are subject to change at anytime.
You'll need to overwrite the default CSS. Here is the list of classes that make up a dataGrid.
The responsivness is achieved by queries like this:
#media(min-width:768px) and (max-width:979px) {
/* styles for the given width range */
}
You shouldn't use the Bootstrap components but you can use the CSS. However the dataGrid is a table and those don't scale very well.
Using orchard cms 1.6 I have a table in my db 'cars'. I want to display the column 'CarName' from the table, as a list on screen with all the records from the table.
carname1
carname2
carname3
When the user clicks on their link it will bring them to that page.
I know how to do this from the view e.g.
#T("Cars")
but I would like to try and create a content type which shows this list.
Content type seems to be all UI related. Im not sure how to take a table and display a column as a list on screen through the content type...any idea on how to do this?
then I can choose to show the content type as a form and the user can view it from the main menu.
thanks
It looks like you want to create a content type called Car, possibly with a CarPart and a record class CarPartRecord (perhaps refactor your Car class to CarPartRecord to follow Orchard's naming conventions). Make sure CarPartRecord derives from ContentPartRecord.
To render a list of Cars, you could use a Projection that renders a list of cars. A Projection renders content based on a Query, which you configure using the dashboard.
Alternatively, you could create a controller that leverages IContentManager to query all Car content items, and returns a view to render them in a table.
For each Car content item, use Html.ItemDisplayLink to render a link to its details page.
Hi I am beginning iOS development, and was playing around with UICollectionView. I was just wondering how you could achieve this type of layout. As shown below:
The idea is to have like a main news article in the big cell. Just confused how I am suppose to get two cells in the 2nd column. Much appreciated!
Create custom class which will act as layout for your collection view. This class will child class for UICollectionViewFlowLayout.
Then you can override below two methods and can create your own custom layout as you want.
- (NSArray*)layoutAttributesForElementsInRect:(CGRect)rect
- (UICollectionViewLayoutAttributes *)layoutAttributesForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)path
UICollectionViewLayoutAttributes is class which will deal with cell position, frame, Zindex etc
You can also use below properties.
collectionView:layout:minimumInteritemSpacingForSectionAtIndex:
collectionView:layout:minimumLineSpacingForSectionAtIndex:
Think "computed subform", but in Xpages.
On one of my custom controls, depending on a certain value, I want to either present a custom control that renders a drop-down list using a combobox or renders an input box with a type-ahead.
This is on a custom control that renders a view, with all view configuration choices handled by a document rather than design, so several different views utilize the same custom control.
For example: I have a By Status view using the custom control that has status as the first column and we use a combobox to allow the user to select which Status value to filter by. Another view is sorted by Requisition number and I want to use a type-ahead instead of the combobox.
My preference is to use the same dynamic view custom control for both and have a formula that determines which of the two (comboBox or inputText) to use. How do I compute which custom control to load?
(Credit for the dynamic view control goes to Scott Good's folks over at Teamworks Solutions.)
During it's life cycle, an XPage exists in two places. First of all a representation of the XPage's relevant components is stored on the server. Then the page goes through a lifecycle, retrieving properties from documents, checking which components should be rendered, retrieving the data for any repeating control such as a View Panel etc., and passing the relevant HTML to the browser. The browser is the second place it exists.
So you can't compute a custom control as such. All you can do is set the loaded property, and loaded needs to be based on a non-dynamic calculation such as a viewScope variable, the current XPage name, a view name stored on the XPage etc. What you would have difficulty doing would be using a different custom control based on data on that row entry.
The other option is the Dynamic Content control or Switch control from the Extension Library. Both are similar to using the loaded property, in that you're putting both custom controls on the page and choosing which to display.
From what you're describing, the loaded property should cover what you need.
Some time back I saw this question on StackOverflow where the author had used Include Page control (xp:include) to include custom controls using pageName attribute based on formula.
<xp:include>
<xp:this.pageName><![CDATA[${javascript:sessionScope.ccPageName + ".xsp";}]]> </xp:this.pageName>
</xp:include>
Similar to the technique described by Paul Withers in his answer the attribute of pageName is also computed on page load.
Hi I am just a week old with Monotouch, the task that I have in hand is to display a table on an ipad with multiple rows and multiple columns i.e. a grid like structure with many cells and each cell containing some data which can later be edited too.
My application should look somewhat like the figure below, except that it has to be working on an ipad.
The only useful link I've found is this, but this article discusses how to do so using Objective C(now since I am using Monotouch & c# so I am not comfortable with Objective C so I cannot understand this solution).
So my question how to achieve the same (i.e. a table with many columns and rows - a grid) using Monotouch.
Please help! Thanks in Advance.
Ajit,
If you want to use the UITableView'to render your data, you should effectively make it so that each "row" can render the columns in the way that you need.
What you need to do is to create a UIView subclass that can render the elements in your columns. There are various ways of doing that, you can:
Create your own UIView that implements a draw method and draws on demand.
Create a UIView that is a composite and merely has some children views
Once you have the view, you can add this to your UITableViewCell
You can follow some of my recommendations for creating those UITableViewCells here:
http://tirania.org/monomac/archive/2011/Jan-18.html
But 2-D browsing using a 1-D design is not optimal. Chances are that all that you want is to render your various items in a grid, so you might as well just use the UIScrollView directly and add all of your child UIViews there.
The only difference is that UITableView is designed to recycle/reuse some expensive objects (each row) while a basic design that stashes everything on the view will not have any of those benefits.
A more advanced option would be for you to create/destroys the views that are shown/hidden as the user scrolls.