every time I do not complete a portion of javascript code, it always appears alert messages in Dreamwaver and is really annoying. How do I disable these alerts?
I'm in Dreamweaver CS6, this was bugging the heck out of me too.
It's called the "Syntax Error Alerts in Info Bar".
In the "View" menu under "Code View Options" you can turn this off.
View > Live View Options > Disable JavaScript
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When I'm dumping data from a failed macro the last thing I want is the stupid system to bleep at me.
I looked in all the options and couldn't find one.
I tried selecting and then unselecting Options>Ease of Access>Feedback Options>Provide feedback with sound (It was already unticked so I ticked and unticked it.
I tried running an On Open event with application warnings equal to false.
None of these things work. If a process stops and displays a warning message you need to click it doesn't need a sound to accompany it.
I know I could switch the sound off but what if I want to listen to music or a podcast?
it's extremely irritating and I'm dumbfounded that it's easier to jump out of a window than disable a totally un-necessary source of irritation.
So you've tagged this question Excel and VBA, but Options > Ease of Access > Feedback Options > Provide feedback with sound does not exist in the Visual Basic Editor (VBE). Not sure where you're getting that from.
Anyway, the easiest way to achieve this is hitting Alt+F11 and then going to Tools > Options in the in the VBE and then unticking "Auto Syntax Check".
Faulty code will still be marked in red (or whatever color you've chosen on the Editor Format tab), but the pop-up error message will not be shown and the annoying system beep will no longer be played.
It should be noted that this will NOT prevent run-time error beeps, only syntax error beeps during coding in the VBE. I suppose you could write a Windows API call to the winmm.dll file which plays system sounds, if you also want to get rid of the system sound accompanying run-time errors.
I've searched and tested different ways to solve this to no avail.
On Alt+LClick, by default, a 'Research pane' pops up.
This can be disabled using the following:
Application.CommandBars("Research").Enabled = false
With 'Research' disabled though, Alt+Click still triggers some built in event causing a delay.
I'm not sure exactly what is Excel doing, but the delay can be removed by changing the following option:
Options > Trust Center > Privacy Options > Uncheck: Let Office connect
to online services...
The problem is, that with this disabled, on every Alt+Click, Excel shows a popup:
"Do you want to lef Office connect to online services... Yes/No"
Yes re-enables the services, thus adding the delay, No just dismisses the window. It will show again on next Alt+Click.
This window triggers before Worksheet_SelectionChange, so there's no way (I can find) to disable it using events or cancel.
Would anyone have any lead on an alternative solution or is this not possible to change and I'll have to live with the delay?
I have a problem with Domino Designer since the problem occurs not only in existing xpage and databases, it also happens in newly created databasen and xpages as well as custom controls.
The problem is that when I try to open an xpage or custom control, I will not se any code, or anything but an emppty blank page under the toolbars.
First I thought it could be my screen, then I thought it could be an configuration problem so I reconfigured the notes client and tried again, then I check if I could open the custom controls with the xml editor instead of the xsp editor, and that worked, but I want the xsp editor back.
What is this, a blank page, it seems that it could not render properly, because if I use my keyboard and pressing the space bar, then it ask me if I want to save the changes when closing the custom control by the esc.
Do I have to re-install the client? Or does it exist any configurations for the xsp editor I miss?
BTW, It happens the other day, and when I re-configured my installation it worked, but this time it does not.
Are you looking at the design pane and not the source pane? At the bottom of the blank page, above the properties area there are two tabs, click on the "source" tab.
If that's not the issue, I'm not sure what's going wrong
I did not have time to investigate any further, it must have been the render function of the XSP Editor that was corrupt, stopped working and I re-installed the Notes and Designer and then I could continue working. No problems in my code. :-)
After a recent gradle sync my android studio has started showing a yellow bar at the top of each open file that says "Project sync succeeded. Open the 'Messages' view to see the errors found". I can't find a way to close the bar and its really getting on my nerves, anybody know how to get rid of it?
Do what you can to remove the errors then manually sync with this
After you complete a sync, you should see a message pop-up in the "Messages" tab explaining the issue that was found. For my resolving this issue got rid of the bar. (Couldn't find any setting that would remove it, so I was relatively forced to fix the issue)
This resolved the issue for me.
This is what I did that helped:
Restart the IDE.
Change something in a gradle file so that the IDE suggests syncing.
Change it back and sync - or invoke synchronization manually.
The yellow bar should be gone.
I have Intellij IDEA, not Android Studio, but the problem is pretty much the same. I must also say that it may not work for the first time, as I had to do it twice.
If the alert bar contains the message "Open the 'Messages' view to see the errors found" then the "Messages" tab will list the errors and warnings found. If the alert bar contains "Project sync succeeded" then the project sync completed with warnings but no errors. However, the Messages" filtering might be set to only show errors. Which means the warnings that are keeping that alert onscreen are easy to miss: Everything looks like the sync completed fine.
Once the "Messages" tab is visible be sure "Hide Warnings" is not on. Disable "Hide Warnings" and the warning that is causing the message to persist will be displayed.
I'd like to create a webpage with menus at the top, using Dreamweaver. So far the help info I have found online talks about using the "Spry" option from the "Insert" menu within Dreamweaver. But the version of Dreamweaver I have (latest downloaded from Adobe) does not have "Spry" when I go to "Insert". I found "Tabs" under "jQuery UI" under "Insert", and that looks great but when I tested it with IE, there was a pop-up "Internet Explorer restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls" and the page looks all garbled up, unless I click "Allow blocked content". I cannot assume that end users will have the right setting on their IE to make this work and it may just look like the webpage is not well built.
Any advice on how I should proceed?
Thanks,
According to online help (https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/spry-widgets-general-instructions.html), Spry widgets are replaced with jQuery widgets in Dreamweaver CC and later. While you can still modify existing spry widgets on your page, you cannot add new spry widgets.
Regarding the problem of the page looking garbled up if scripts are turned off in the browser, I guess the only way around it is to code in such a way that the page degrades gracefully in browsers that don't support JavaScript.
I found a workable solution here:
http://www.elated.com/articles/javascript-tabs/