I want to create navigation menu like this:
Is this a custom component or it's part of the standard JavaFX platform?
A breadcrumb navigation bar is not part of the JavaFX 2.2 core platform.
I created a feature request for a breadcrumb control against the ControlsFX 3rd party control project.
The image you provided comes from a screen shot of the open source Ensemble application.
Review the Ensemble source code, and see if you can adopt it's code for your application.
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Is there a way to insert/add logo before the top navigation in SharePoint ? Currently we have Home link and we want to replace it using a logo instead.
Thanks!
Assume you are talking about SharePoint online development. I suggest using command set in SharePoint Framework.
The Command Set is the only type of SharePoint Framework Extension for which you can configure icons.
When deploying Command Sets, you can choose whether their commands should be visible on:
The command bar (location: ClientSideExtension.ListViewCommandSet.CommandBar)
The context menu (location: ClientSideExtension.ListViewCommandSet.ContextMenu)
Both (location: ClientSideExtension.ListViewCommandSet)
You can use an external icon image or a base64-encoded image as your icon image.
References form here
Also, there is a third party option. it will be less work just to change a icon but also limited choice of icons which they've provided.
ShortPoint can customize SharePoint Global Navigation and allows you to utilize ShortPoint Icons in your navigation.
The result will be something like this. Reference here.
So depend on your need, SPFx will give you more freedom and Shortpoint will take less work.
As for SharePoint On-premises. I think these below links can help you.
Customizing SharePoint 2010 global navigation with Css and jQuery Link
Top Navigation By Ryan Keller Link
Customize the navigation on your SharePoint site Link
Hope this can help you.
Hi I am working on touch ui, and converting the dialogs (page properties, dialog etc) into cq:dialog, normal cq widgets are getting converted automatically using the convertor tool.
We have many custom widgets which we are calling in the dialogs for configuring various page specific properties, these custom widgets are not showing up in the page properties dialog in touch ui mode whereas showing up in normal mode.
Can anyone give any pointers to resolve this issue.
If you have custom widgets created in Classic UI and need support for same in Touch UI, then simple answer is to create those Custom Widgets for Touch UI. Though Touch UI widget library is extensive, so look into library to see if any existing widget will match your requirement in touch ui.
I had asp.net back ground and now developing apps for Iphone. I have been wondering is there some thing master view or theme for app as we had master pages for website designing in asp dotnet which make the whole website design generic
thanks
No you really don't have anything similar. You do get two great application templates, the Tab based view or the Navigation based. In the navigation controller certain things follow each view like the style of the navigation bar but that is it.
If you want to use something like PhoneGap and drop that into XCode then use a web based UI framework like jqTouch, then you can have a template :) but that is a completely different application model.
Master View? I'm not sure what you mean by this. You have a Window (UIWindow) that you add Views to (UIView). You only have one window, but are free to have as many Views as you like.
So it depends what you want to add, for example i have a banner that i want at the tope of evert screen. I added the ImageView to the window and scaled the Views so they left the top of the window showing.
If you wanted to add some default behaviour to your Views and or add an image view to every view. You could simply subclass UIViewController and go from there?
If you give a touch more detail about what you want to achieve I'll gladly go into more detail.
I want to develop an application like LifeRay control panel which has right navigation menu and a page that renders the clicked menu.
My question is how to develop at for example as one portlet or multi portlet taking into considaration (portlet communication)? and how to handle navigation inside portlet?
I'm using Icefaces(JSF) for portlet development and there is a section repeated for other pages(template)
Is there an example in liferay source for this?
Can't you just adjust a theme to have the navigation at the side as opposed to the default (at the top)? This way you'd be developing a plain portal application without any special magic - probably the most intuitive way to go.
Also, others will likely be able to quickly understand what you did and are able to add functionality.
We're using MyFaces, Richfaces & Restfaces to build a website on top of Oracle Stellant CMS. We're not using Site Studio. Are there any widgets/combination of widgets out there that could provide a unified navigation system? The site structure needs to be read from a DB table and CMS metadata fields, and we need a top tab menu, an expandable sidebar menu, breadcrumbs, and a sitemap (bonus points if it uses the sitemaps.org standard). We're currently using a combination of autonomous hand-rolled and off-the shelf widgets that aren't interoperating very well - the different navigation features aren't staying in sync as the site is navigated.
We faced a very similar issue last year and didn't find any set of widgets that could provide an integrated solution (we were using JSF, Facelets, RichFaces & Spring).
We ended up developing our own navigation system with menu state holders (stored per session) and the breadcrumbs would just go up in the menu tree from the current selection to construct itself.
The menu model itself was built once at application startup (read from an xml file) using Spring and bound to the view using facelets (
<rich:tabPanel id="topMenu" binding="#{menuBean.menu}" />
Keeping the components in sync was mainly managed by a Spring WebFlow FlowExecutionListener
Hope this helps..