i'm using buttons extension to export to excel excelHtml5, and I want to know if its posible to show an alert (or something like this) after the excel file was created.
EDIT: ExcelHTML5 buttons is not TableTools Extension and hasn't the same options, for example fnComplete.
Thanks in advance.
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I have already done my chart (using chartjs) and Gridview in vb.net. Now I want to export both in one excel file by clicking the export button. Does anyone know how to do it?
Thanks in advance.
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!
I am trying to put custom icon to Visio Document for custom ribbon. When I using Excel I can use utility “Custom UI Editor for Microsoft Office”. For example, I can write next xml in utility and insert some picture:
Custom UI Editor
In Excel all working excellent.
But when I trying use this way in Visio, I don’t see picture on ribbon when I opening Visio-document.
After that I opening “Custom UI Editor for Microsoft Office” for Visio-document I also don’t see inserted picture that I inserted before.
Custom UI Editor after opening Visio-document
Can anyone help me out with my problem? Thank you.
This is a known issue in Visio. Custom icons in .vsdx file simply do not work.
If you are really determined to have custom pictures, you should do it otherwise.
Like via VBA macro, by writing a callback, i.e. instead of image specifying getImage pointing to some callback function to get the custom image. Or even by creating a full-blown extension.
Note - Microsoft-defined (idMso) images work fine.
I have an existing Macro Enabled Template which I would like to add Content Control to, to be available on the screen when the Template is accessed.
I know how to add the Content to a Word Document and then save it as a Template. The problem is that I cannot view the Exisiting Template's Word Document due to the view Object being greyed out. See below:
I really do not want to copy all my Macros and my quick texts over to a new document just to add one line of text and a button.
I can easily add the required text and CommandButton by having a script run in a Document_New Sub under the ThisDocument. The problem is that this Sub bombs out due to Macros not being enabled. I intend to have the Template distributed to numerous colleagues, therefore having the Text and button on the document will avoid any confusion as to what to do with the template.
You need to open the Template via File - Open
Opening the Template this way will display give you access to the Template.
For info: The name of the Template will appear in the Center of the Word Application.
So how to place jquery dialog box code in a specific file and call it from multiple views. Right now I am placing the dialog box code in all the views where ever I required to do so. I want to know is there any way to call it like how we reference styles and jquery files. If so then please explain with an example will be appreciated. Can #Scripts.Render(" ") has to do anything here.
If the dialog box code is just JS. Then add the code to a java script file, and add your file to the _layout. (If you know about bundles, you can also add the file to a bundle - if you don't its okay)
if the code also require some HTML then also add the HTML to your _layout, or create it as a partial view and use the render partial view method in places that you need it.