Is it possible to change background color in message from HipCHat? I cannot find anysing useful.
You can change the background color of a notification message when sending it via the api. You need to set the 'color' attribute in your JSON payload.
Changing the color of regular messages is not supported at the moment.
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I am sending a One time passworde or verification code from my node js application. I am actually sending this text
const message = `Nekmart.Do not share PIN and security code with others.
Nekmart never asks for those. Your Nekmart security code is ${otp} .
Validity 5 minutes.`
But When I received this text as SMS. I found the OTP code is not clickable. Like the following image-
But I see many SMS with this type of verification code with clickable functionality. Like somthigng-
Here We can see this is clickable. When someone click to that area, they can see some options.
My question is When I send the message text Then Why that otp code is not clickable. How can I do that?
SMS messages are only text, you cannot mark them up in any way to make the SMS application render them differently. It is entirely down to the SMS application on the device for how it decides to render the message and whether it makes an OTP code clickable.
There is nothing that you can do here.
It's true that SMS messages are just straight text and cannot be formatted, but systems interpret the codes on their own. For example, when you write "Your invite code is: 01010101", iOS will make it clickable.
Question: How to get barcode number value in Barcode Plugins of Outsystems! Thank you!
From the Component page:
How to use this plugin?
Use ScanBarcode client action in order to open the camera and start
the scanning session. If a barcode/qr code is successfully scanned,
the result will be available on the Output Parameter ScanResult. The
usage of front or back camera can be defined through the Settings
parameter, setting Camera to either “front” or “back”. Flash can also
be enabled or disabled and if the sight line should be drawn on the
screen.
You can find more information here:
Supported Formats
Example
I'm working in a legacy application using MFC.
We have a mechanism to enable/disable controls depending on some business logic.
This mechanism is implemented in the CView-derived class. The way it works is all the views in the application derived from a common CView-derived class (CBaseView) and on the PreTranslateMessage all controls of the view are enabled/disabled.
This worked fine so far because all controls send at least WM_PAINT message when they need to be painted. So the system worked without the user having to move the mouse or anything. I recently added some drawing features and I had to use WS_EX_COMPOSITE to get ride of some flickering. With this flag activated my CView-derived class is not getting any called to PreTranslateMessage when creating the view....so the controls are not disabled until the user moves the mouse over the control.
I understand there is no way to send WM_PAINT using WS_EX_COMPOSITE but is there other message I can use to get the same behaviour???
Edited:
I am currently using the OnIdle approach but it has a big drawback, the windows doesn't become idle until after drawing all the controls...so when you enter the screen al controls are enabled and inmediately they are disabled...this makes a quite ugly effect!
More solutions???
Thanks in advance...
The logical place to enable/disable controls would be CView::OnUpdate, it is called by the framework after the view's document has been modified and from OnInitialUpdate(); you can also call this function if there is some change that would trigger re-evaluation of your business logic.
EDIT
After reading the question a bit more closely, what you could also do is to post a private message at the end of OnInitialUpdate and "catch" it in your PreTranslateMessage:
PostMessage(WM_APP, 0, 0);
Calling InvalidateRect followed by UpdateWindow against the window in question will mark the entire client area as dirty and force an immediate repaint. Remember that WM_PAINT is not really a message, in the queue in the usual sense, it is pushed out after all other messages have been processed for that window, which would include any invalidations of the area being drawn. No message is generated at all if there are no invalid segments of the active window display.
I want to to change the header color of nokia lwuit based full touch form and i have tried setTitleComponent method but it is not working. Please also check the following link
http://projects.developer.nokia.com/LWUIT_for_Series_40/wiki/UsingSeries40FullTouchFeatures
in which it is mentioned we cannot style the header but is it means we cannot change the bgcolor as well or put custom images in the header?
Note that when using LWUIT for Series 40 port, the default way of running LWUIT apps is a normal-size canvas in Series 40 full touch devices. Thus the Series 40 chrome shows on top of canvas. And there is no way of customising it (other than the title text).
If you want to provide branding elements to the title, the options are:
1. create an additional lable below the Series 40 headerbar
2. run the application in full-screen. We are planning to create a high-level API for this but currently it is already possible using the following trick:
((GameCanvas) (javax.microedition.lcdui.Display.getDisplay(this)).getCurrent()).setFullScreenMode(true);
In the latter option you will of course lose the Series 40 full touch layout.
Use lwuit source, you can change method visibility if required, this is example what i used to use gradient color
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setBackgroundType(Style.BACKGROUND_GRADIENT_LINEAR_VERTICAL);
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setBackgroundGradientEndColor(Color.GRADIENT_END);
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setBackgroundGradientStartColor(Color.GRADIENT_START);
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setFgColor(Color.WHITE);
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setPadding(10,10,0,0);
form.getTitleComponent().getStyle().setFont(font);
Here Color is my custom class that is used for color code, you can use your one.
I am working with Ajax Editing within a Telerik Grid extension. I would like to handle errors/exceptions on Insert/Update/Delete and display a user friendly message in the message box that is displayed back to the client, instead of the default message of "Error! The requested URL returned 500 - Internal Server Error" or the like.
Is there a way to tell the grid to display a custom text message?
Someone customized the alert here: http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-mvc/grid/how-to-return-error-information-to-grid-in-ajax-editing-mode.aspx, but I'm still searching for a way to actually update the grid itself...
There's a little hope in the client-side grid's noRecordsTemplate property, but we still need a way to clear the grid of any records that may have already been there.
Edit:
Found it: To clear the grid, and set your message, do the following:
var grid = $('#Grid').data('tGrid');
grid.total = 0;
grid.dataBind(Array());
$('#Grid').find('.t-no-data td').text('My Custom Error Message');
Of course, you can figure out on your own how to combine the my example and the example from the link above.