So I just discovered you can enable the grid footer. And in theory you can show whatever you want in there e.g. display text or sum etc.
The Text property seems to work. The SummaryType doesn't. I feel like there's a missing step or something.
Has anyone managed to make the Footer work ? Just so you know, StatusField is not going to cut it here as it won't fit.
TIA
If you look in the source code for the Sales Order Screen functionality, there is a constant called 'Availability_AllocatedInfo' which is used to construct the 'On-hand...' message in the summary above. If you search for that, you'll see that there is a 'Availability_FieldSelecting' function that sets that information. The field called 'Availability' that is updated is what is used to show the status. Look in the aspx for SO301000, to see all the elements you'll need to replicate the behavior.
Hope that helps
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I was wondering if a feature for WxPython existed or if I need to make it.
Here is a sample from a C# program I am trying to achieve with a property grid:
Sample Grid Image
I want this look with a checkbox in front of a PropertyCategory such as Group 0 or Message 0 in PropertyCategoryExample and can include the category. If you include the parent category I want the children categories to also be included.
Basically it acts as the expansion next to it but is a checkbox. I want to be able to still expand and shrink but just an extra checkbox when I go to save to see if the user wanted it included.
I have looked around in the docs and web but can’t find anything related to this. Do I need to make a custom property to do this?
I have asked on the discussion board but I haven't heard anything back
Thanks for your help in advance!!!
I have a list of custom items of the same page type being displayed in a basic repeater with a page size of 1. I want to implement my own navigation for the back and forward through the items.
I tried using a Text / XML transformation so I'm not sure if I have to revert to using ASCX.
However DataItemCount works fine for the number of items but not the current "item" index. I have tried DataItemIndex and DisplayIndex which are always zero. I have tried accessing the current Pager (although ideally I want to hide this) but am not 100% sure how to reference it.
I also need to be able to navigate to the next and previous item. I'm sure I could make use of the querystring page parameter in a custom method but don't know how to write or how to call this. I am struggling to find examples which don't simply involve evaluating a column value.
It sounds like you need a carousel. I'd go with javascript solution for this: it is more efficient as it does not reload the page when you navigate between items.
You can also use this:
https://devnet.kentico.com/articles/previous-and-next-links-to-listed-pages
It for version 8.2, but with none or a little code adjustment it should work in any version.
Is there a way to set the zoom level in google docs by using a querystring parameter?
eg- https://docs.google.com/a/getsatisfaction.com/document/d/q3ljkasdlfgkjsdflgkj/edit?zoom=fit
I know there's other querystring parameters you can set, like how "render mode" can be set with the rm parameter (eg - rm=demo). I also found this related SO question, which doesn't mention zoom options.
I have been searching for a while now and have not found any concrete way to manipulate the user's view setting of a document when it's embedded into a webpage via iframe. The only options I have found for getting a doc to adjust within the given frame are as follows:
/pub? - This removes any toolbar display and displays a rough view of the doc. If you use tabs or spaces to line things up, they will not look pretty with this option. I have tried adding the "rm=full" and/or "ui=2" parameters (and other combinations) but those did not do anything.
/preview? - This also removes any ui elements and just straight-up shows the doc. This one doesn't work for me because I need users to be able to print the doc.
I even thought that perhaps the view setting was determined in the doc itself, but anything I tried in that direction (setting to Fit, looking in doc settings, etc) produced no results. So the parameters I am using now are:
/edit?usp=viewing&chrome=false&rm=demo (still overflows in the iframe in Firefox & Chrome)
I hope this info helps anyone else at least a little bit. (I would have provided all this as a comment but I needed more points in order to do that.) It's disappointing that one of the most obvious and relied-upon Docs options cannot be adjusted through parameters.
I am new to WayFinder but I have been working with it a bit and it has worked great for me, However I need something a little more dynamic that I'm not sure how to do.
I have a set of 5 pages in my website and each page has another side menu, but each menu for all five resources will be slightly different
I need wayfinder to detect what the current ID is and then display the appropriate menu
I've tried a couple things but nothign i can get to work:
[[!If? &subject=[[*28]] &then=[[Wayfinder? &startId=27&excludeDocs=28,29,30,31,32,33,89]]]]
So I need to say if the ID is = to 28 display this menu if the ID is = to 29 display this one and so on.
I've also tried &idIs=28 and a couple other variations but couldn't really find anything to help me out on this Does anyone else have any ideas how to make this work? Thank you.
With the solution typeset suggest, wayfinder will be called each time thereby causing uneeded loading time to your site. This will be faster because wayfinder only will be called when id = 28.
[[[[*id:is=`28`:then=`Wayfinder? &startId=27 &excludeDocs=28,29,30,31,32,33,89`:else=``]]]]
Read more on it here: http://modx.com/blog/2012/09/14/tags-as-the-result-or-how-conditionals-are-like-mosquitoes/
You can use output filters for conditional calls. Documentation for them is here
You code would looks something like this:
[[*id:is=`28`:then=`[[Wayfinder? &startId=27&excludeDocs=28,29,30,31,32,33,89]]`:else=``]]
If the menu needs to start from the current ID then you'd use
&startId=`[[*id]]`
If you want it to show all the resources in the current folder, you can use UltimateParent, so
&startId=`[[UltimateParent]]`
Hope this helps!
This should work. The subject is just the parameter you are comparing it against so it shouldn't contain the value.
[[!If?
&subject=`[[*id]]`
&operator=`EQ`
&operand=`28`
&then=`[[Wayfinder? &startId=`27` &excludeDocs=`28,29,30,31,32,33,89`]]`
]]
I need to divide long content to sub-pages.
Rule for dividing: Heading1 (H1)
Cms-system: MODX Evolution
As far as i know, there is nothing in modx to use for this kind of problem.
I probably got to do this manually anyway, but i still would like to know if there is a way to do this in MODX Evo / Revo.
Edit:
I need to do this in MODX; sub-pages got to be actual subpages, and original page becomes to container.
Navigation will be done with wayfinder.
Edit2:
All done.. manually. Question still open, though.
This is not possible out of the box and I don't know of any extra that archieves what you want. You would have to write a plugin that acts everytime you save a resource and split up the content, create/delete sibling resources as needed etc. Sounds like a lot of work for what you want to archieve to me.
I suppose you have a look at the MIGX extra. It provides you with a TV with the possibility to store an indefinite amount of distinct TV content sets. Have a look at the documentation and Mark Hamstra's tutorial (with screenshots) to see how it is done. You should define one MIGX entry to consist of a text field for the <h1> and a rich text field for the content of the "subpage".
Afterwards, you can use form customization to hide the original content field and display your MIGX Tv instead.
I think, this is a much easier way to archieve, what you want, and can't think of any way, where you would benefit from actual subpages.
Edit: Sorry, I just recognized that you were asking about Evolution, not Revolution. My solution would work in Revo, but I don't think there's something like MIGX for Evo. Sorry, my mistake.
not 'out of the box' you will have to run your content through a snippet to parse it into separate divs or something that you can run some javascript on to possibly 'tab' the content.
If you need to show the 'subpages' in your navigation, you will probably have to use the gatResources extra to parse your content ~ which will be very expensive on resource usage.
You can (depending on how you're using the tree) just create actual sub resources under the parent resource, using Ditto or Wayfinder to build navigation for it.
If you can't use the tree like that (though from your description I think you can), you could also set up a number of template variables ("content1", "content2", "content3" etc) and show that with a simple snippet or so.