Has anyone tried to implement a Gantt chart with react-admin?
We're attempting to do it with IBM's Gantt chart - https://github.com/IBM/gantt-chart
It's not ideal because IBM's Gantt chart basically is self sufficient and so it doesn't necessarily integrate great with react-admin. They have a react component that helps but had to deal with issues like it duplicating itself and loading way more data than will show up just to make filters work correct.
Anyway, just wondering if anyone else has any experience to share with building a Gantt chart in react-admin.
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Our team is working on an effort to improve the accessibility of our mobile application developed with Xamarin. One area we're having trouble tackling is Focus Path (i.e. tab order). Research examples suggest that the focus path should naturally be top down if the layout is created correctly. However, the examples are often simple and not real-world with respect to complex layouts and navigation (or whatever Marketing dreams up). We have several re-usable 'controls' and templates the get injected as part of the layout like main navigation, search, etc. The focus path, or tab order, is all over the place.
Tools that offer live preview/xaml edit only work against the opened xaml file which in many of our cases is just part of the overall xaml that makes up the screen.
Looking for a way to view 'rendered xaml' that makes a up a given screen in a xamarin mobile app. We need to see the final xaml that includes all of the dynamic controls, templates, etc. that get mashed together. This may help us understand what's happening to our focus path.
EDIT: we've found that forcing/setting tabindex does not help.
Is there such a tool or process?
I was using https://www.livexaml.com/ for such a purpose.
In my company we try to make a Parent Child Navigation of a flat site collection(in SharePoint 2010). Meaning we just want to add new pages to the site collection instead of creating new site collections. We do this so we can easily reach all the documents at one place with different information on the other pages.
I would love to post an image on how I would like to have it but I haven't got enough of points to do that.
We know that we have to override the left Navigation bar but then we are lost. Do you know how we could solve this?
You can customise the navigation for the quick launch using SPNavigationNodeCollection and look at this MSDN article on customising navigation and associated providers (it's too much info to copy to an answer)
This Link was one part of my answer. It shows how you solve my problem in SP designer for SP 2007 and whit some small thinking of your own you will solve the small differences that you will fined in SharePoint Designer.
I was wondering if it's possible in Rally to add a small customization to the Portfolio Timeline app by adding a filter on the Targeted Program.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
The code for PortfolioTimeline is not available, and portfolio timeline component is not ready to be used in AppSDK.
I'm attempting to create something with a similar layout to this schedule page.
See attached screenshot also.
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So what I need is:
- "Categories" across the top of the scheduler (Vertical dividers).
- "Timeslots (07:00 07:30, etc..)" down the left of the scheduler.
User's can then add events via modal screens and assign them "Timeslots" and "Categories".
They should then appear in the Schedule in the appropriate locations.
The above mentioned example appears to be using Dojo.
I found this calendar widget but am unsure of how to get it to represent "Categories" across the top when using the "Day" view.
Is this possible with the dojo calendar widget? (I've never worked with Dojo before)
Any suggestions as to other frameworks or example's that would provide me with this functionality would be very welcome also.
I've looked at JQuery's fullCalendar plugin and it doesn't seem to provide this functionality (Would be great if someone could prove me wrong!).
After looking at Dojo's widget documentation I think the Sub-Column display is what you are looking for. So each Calendar in this case will represent a category. http://livedocs.dojotoolkit.org/dojox/calendar#sub-columns.
I don't think FullCalendar is capable of the category layout, but I think its cool enough to request: http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/wiki/Request-a-Feature/
Hope that helps!
I am trying to recreate some effects similar to the div loading effects on this site i.e. there is no visible content when you load the page but upon clicking on a navigation link, it dynamically loads the divs.
http://worldofmerix.com
It is for a film studio website and I would like it to be interactive like this site. Does anyone know how I could achieve these effects with Javascript and/or jQuery?
Thanks for all the help in advance!
Have you used jQuery before or looked at the docs? This is really quite simple using jQuery's built-in animation effects such as fadeIn. The site you've linked to doesn't dynamically load the content - it's all part of the same page and simply displayed and hidden as appropriate.
Here's a rough fiddle showing how it works. Of course, you'd need to work out the styles and quirks in animations.