Is there any possible way that I can create my own custom button?
Something like creating a button in Photoshop with a specific extension and then using it inside Qlikview in a correct way, or a button object just like the others Qlikview already have..
Ps. I know I can use an image in a text object and then set it like a button, but as a image, the file gets heavier...
Can I create a Qlikview button?
Thanks!
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Is there a way to set the text of an Action Control to the value of a document property?
i.e. I have a property FooProp. I want to set the label text of a button to ${FooProp} so that when FooProp gets updated (via script), the button text changes.
Thanks.
I do not think you can set the Display Text of a button to a document property.
You could really easily create an HTML button that does similar functionality but could still have a dynamic title. Simply create a button and set the name of the button to a Spotfire Label equal to that Document Property. Then perhaps use a python script or other script to do work e.g. change page, load data, etc. Depends on your use case.
I am wanting to add an image to the top or background of a listbox. I would like it to be visible on the screen, but more importantly is that it prints. Can someone help me with the code for this. I tried to see if you could add it through properties and don't see that option. I need the listbox not listview. Also I was wondering if it could be added as a string and the file referenced at the top of the listbox (when you right click the little arrow and click edit options? Can someone please help. I am working on a project and still very new at this.
You need to create a custom ListBox class and add the ability to draw a custom background by overriding the OnPaint event, like on:
Source: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?416784-2005-ListBox-Background-Image
I am trying to add a custom actions button for my custom VBA Script similar to how we have options underneath almost every button press in Outlook/Excel/Word etc. Is there a way I could achieve this? Please refer to the picture.
You want to create a custom menu item. I can't say I have tried this myself, but I think this is what you need: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/gg508923(v=office.15).aspx
I'm trying to use the code from
https://web.archive.org/web/20141229192708/http://bobpowell.net/zoompicbox.aspx
to create a zoomable pic box but I can't figure out if I could create a 'control' from it that I would then be able to drop onto the windows form.
Any help? Or thoughts
IN that case, rather than a class, you would create a User Control. The code shouldn't be too hard to transfer.
Everybody knows "Click to Add Title" in the first page of the PowerPoint slide - the moment you click on it, the text disappears. This is very useful feature for creating templates. Does anybody know how to mimic this behavior? Is it a standard functionality or requires some VBA code? If so how to get this effect.
Yes, there are a few different methods to do this. As said, placeholders are one way, and if you go into the Open XML document (rename the ext. of your file to .zip), you can even change the words "Click to Add Title". Another way is to use text boxes and a macro to simulate this.