I'm pretty new to Visio but I'm trying to figure how I could possible design a stencil to snap to a connector marker on another stencil/shape.
I have looked into actually editing the connector itself too see how its designed. I'm wondering If I could recreate the Endpoint on a single location for a shape stencil. Which would snap into place on to the designated shape, when a user drags it on to the worksheet.
Would anyone have any ideas or pointers on how I could achieve this?
I found my solution here.
http://visiozone.com/?p=298
Pretty much I had to take a 1D shape (A line) and Adjust the parameters of its boundary box inside the master shape, then group it too get it to act like a 2d shape. After, I could edit the group and add the shape I wanted then. Deleting the line and adjusting the endpoints.
Highly recommend checking the link out. I hope this helps anyone out there with this issue.
I'm not sure why its really difficult to find information on Visio. Being a 19 year old program. Haha.
I am new to ArcGIS.
I am doing a nautical chart and I have a *.gdb file in a USB with the symbology I want to use in my nautical chart.
I have looked everywhere but it seems the methods I have being following havent done what I expected.
What I want is to enter this *gdb file, which is made up of shape and point files, into ArcMap so that I can later select this symbols for specific points in the chart.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance
Hector
I am struggling to get this to work and would appreciate any help.
I have a cfgrid which is in html format.
I would like to be able to change the text of the sort menu that appears when you click onto the column heading.
I know there is an ext api that allows you to do alot of changes but I cant seem to put my finger on how to change this text.
There are three texts that need to be changed: Sort Ascending, Sort Descending and Columns.
Please note this grid has to be in the html format and not the applet format where i think you have options to change sorting buttons text.
The reason for changing the text is for my language functionality in the app.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
many thanks
JC
We are using Coldfusion 9.01
I 'm not sure what code you want to see as all i have is a cfgrid created which wont help really with any answers to my question.
There may not be a way to do this in straight ColdFusion, but if you are using a recent version, you may be able to use JavaScript to handle this for you.
Under the covers, CFGRID is nothing more than EXTJs. WE are able to 'grab' the 'native' JS object that is the grid, and then use this as we would a 'native' EXTJs.
Checkout this link on how to 'grab' the native JS object - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/CFMLRef/WS0ef8c004658c1089-6262c847120f1a3b244-7ff7.html
can any one tell me the details about below displayed control?can i arrange images on this?
Hi all,
may i know the name of below displayed control.
how can create this.
can i able to arrange images or text box inside the control.
Hi all,
can any one help me .
can any one provide me any code to create this ,sample apps or paths to refer.
i need to arrange images on to this.
is it possible to do?
The control you are looking at is a UIPickerView. Apple documentation covers this pretty well. It is possible to assign images to it.
I'm loving the added Wireframe template and corresponding shapes in Visio 2010. One thing I can't seem to find though (not in Visio, Office help or using Google) is a good way to draw tabular controls.
The only built-in shape that comes close is a List Box of which I can link several together. However this has several disadvantages as this leaves me without "rows" in my table.
Does anyone have a good suggestion on how to do this? I'd prefer a shape that is aware of the Visio2010 'theme' stuff, but at this point any quick way to draw a grid in a wireframe would be much appreciated.
PS. Searching for shapes on "table" gives me lovely picnic-table-shapes but no usable grids. Searching for "grid" gives me one or two shapes which aren't particularly helpful either.
I find Excel a good way to manage grids in Visio. You can easily add and remove columns, manage formating etc.
In Visio 2010 go to Insert -> Object -> Microsoft Excel Worksheet.
Is was looking for the same and found a way:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio-help/using-shapes-to-create-tables-in-visio-HA001182242.aspx
So you have to search in the stencils "Charting shapes" to find the grid.
Still not that intuitive to work with, but will do.
Insert->Shapes->More Shapes->Charting Shapes->Grid
If we are looking for Visio Stencils for Grid/Table, a great resource can be downloaded here:
http://developer.yahoo.com/ypatterns/about/stencils/
Too bad no one had a solution. I'll mark this response as an answer to my own question then.
The answer to my problem (for so far I could find) in fact then seems to be that you have to work around this omission in Visio by either:
using linked "List box" shapes
use one of the (rather crappy) table shapes you can search for and find online
use a screenshot (or something alike) from another program
If anyone ever lands at this question with a better workaround or even a real solution please be sure to add it.
I use Visio to design wireframes. When I need datagrids or tabular data, I end up using Excel to design a grid with some data and formatting (fonts, size, border, etc.) Then I select the grid in Excel, copy it to clipboard and then Paste Special in Visio and select Image. Not perfect but works for me.
Create the desired table in Excel. Simply copy and paste special as Microsoft Excel Worksheet, and you can then click into it and do whatever you want.
Tip: Color your grid before copying it so that you don't see the Visio gridlines. Looks much nicer on-screen!