I want to add functionality that allows you to edit text inside a node when you double click on it. Is this possible with Cytoscape? An example of this is in mxgraph.
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at the listing page, i want to locate the last bottom item (maybe use the image class), and click on the remove button.
possible to use one line command to achieve it?
i have this class which is common
class="sc-product-image"
and this is the remove element which working fine
css=.sc-action-delete input
I have downloaded and installed various module for scrolling text horizontally using these websites.
After I created new module and point out the position of that module, I can view that module in my web page. The text didn't appear because I didn't mention it in my module.
In Both of those modules, I couldn't find out that where have to I place the text to be scrolled in that particular modules?
I have searched a lot. But I couldn't get anything.
Any help will be appreciated!
Thank you in advanced!
These extensions display text from articles. So all you have to do is simpley:
Create a category in the Content Manager
Create some articles and assign them to your newly created category
In the Module settings, there will be an option to choose which category you wish to display the articles from, simply select your category
Hope this helps
There is no need of using any other modules for scrolling the text.
I used Custom HTML as menu type and write the code on editor.
The steps I have done as below:
Go to site -> Global configuration -> set Editor-None in default editor
Go to Extension-> module Manager -> New -> select the module type as Custom HTML
Copy the html code for scrolling text and Paste it in the text part and save the module.
Check your site. Now, your site is having the scrolling text. Then, You can change the Editor as before.
I'm using dojo 1.8.1 and have two inline editors, one for a Textarea, and one for an Editor. I would like to provide flyover tips to help explain how they should be used. Ideally, I'd like to seed the inline editor's textarea / editor with a hint if there is no content, and have this disappear when they click to edit the missing content (the underlines with the writer icon didn't do it for me -- if I can replace that span that would be okay too). However, as a start it would be nice to have a tooltip show when mousing over the entry area.
There is a parameter in the constructor for the InlineEditBox called noValueIndicator where you can put the hint for content when none has been supplied and it disappears when the editor has focus for entry. Too simple -- horses, not zebras...
I'm trying to build wizard dialog based on NewSourceModulePage and NewSourceModuleWizard classes (DLTK).
I don't know how to bind some key to activate textfields and other elements of dialog. In basic SourceModulePage I get two elements: "Source Folder" and "Name".
When I press ALT+d, I can change the source folder, with ALT+o I can the "Browse" button.
How can I obtain this effect for other elements?
Eclipse automatically picks up certain strings and uses these as accelerators. But not on all platforms - e.g. this is not supported on Mac OS X.
You can control the accelerators by including "&" (ampersand) on the strings for tabs in tab-folders and the lead-in labels for controls that can have focus - e.g. Text and Table.
I am using yii framework and i have fck editor in form. If i click reset button all the fields in the form get empty but the editor doesn't. This is the code for fck editor
$this->widget('application.extensions.fckeditor.FCKEditorWidget',array(
"model"=>$model, # Data-Model
"attribute"=>'content', # Attribute in the Data-Model
"height"=>'400px',
"width"=>'100%',
"fckeditor"=>Yii::app()->basePath."/../fckeditor/fckeditor.php",
# Path to fckeditor.php
"fckBasePath"=>Yii::app()->baseUrl."/fckeditor/",
# Relative Path to the Editor (from Web-Root)
"config" => array("EditorAreaCSS"=>Yii::app()->baseUrl.'/css/index.css',),
# Additional Parameters
How can i do that?
AFAIK FCKEditor (and any other similar) is based on simple textbox (HTML element textarea).
If you're using jQuery, I would consider adding a simple piece of code to onDocumentReady function in the view that is generated after reset of the form (or directly to the Reset Button's onClick code, if you're not reloading page after reset). In this code I would simply force field that is used as base for FCKEditor to make sure it is empty.
Something like this:
$('#editor').val('');
Written from memory, not tested though.