I have a problem in newer versions of PowerBuilder, that before I did not. At this point, I have installed the PB12.6 version, build 4091.
The problem is when I open a window with a context area, this window sometimes gets a bad graphic aspect. You can see in the following image.
PB12.6 version 3506 ---- its working Correctly
PB12.6 version 4088 ---- problem with context area
PB12.6 version 4091 ---- problem with context area
Someone can help me?
Thanks
Related
Complete novice here. I'm just getting started with programming (going for my bachelor's). I'm having some weird issue with Scene Builder displaying weird/odd characters in place of what should be component names. I'm running macOS (Big Sur) with IntelliJ and Scene Builder integrated. Screenshot of weird characters
IntelliJ Version: 2021.2.1
Scene Builder Version: 16.0.0
Is there a bug or do I have something configured incorrectly? Any help is super appreciated!
It's a bug, see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-266524
As a workaround, please try to download the standalone Scene Builder version and use it: https://gluonhq.com/products/scene-builder/
I created my app in Unity and after publishing for Android and iPhone, i'm trying to get the Windows 10 Phone version published.
I added my image assets to Unity, but when I open the generated project in Visual Studio, I get the following error in the Visual Assets tab:
A mixture of mages with and without the "scale" or "targetsize" qualifiers exists in the project for the logical name "Assets\StoreLogo.png" for the "Scale 100 50x50 px" image. All the other images are importing correctly.
The only related question I see on SO is:
Adding all images to the Package.AppXManifest results in a compiler warning
but in my case it is an error instead of a warning
The image with the correct scale does exist in my Assets folder, even though I had to add it manually:
Just wondering if anyone knows how to debug/fix this? rename the image, create a new image etc? ie: Why the 50x50px scale 100 image is not working as expected.
My Unity version is 5.3.4, Visual Studio 2015
It's basically saying that StoreLogo.png will be ignored since there is a file with same name plus the scale qualifier: StoreLogo.scale-100.png.
When packaging the two files are considered the same, but to prevent unexpected behavior you should delete one of them. It basically means that if you change StoreLogo.png, but not StoreLogo.scale-100.png, the output will not change since the packaging process will always ignore the StoreLogo.png file.
I would rename the StoreLogo.png file to just Logo.png and keep them both. But you can also delete one of them and get rid of the warning.
Seems that the order of adding the PNG to the project matters. So, for the StoreLogo you would need to add the 50x50 resolution PNG first.
And if you are using version control, make sure it is checked-in.
I am helping a co-worker with a issue in a production datatbase. The database makes use of a visual indicator to show the user during long partial refreshes. We are in the process of upgrading the application to Notes 9.0.1.
The method that is used is described in detail in this blog post by Eric Tomenga: https://www.socialbizug.org/blogs/tomenga/entry/dojo_loading_image_indicator_while_partial_refresh_loads_data?lang=en_us (blog that Eric's references appears to be offline)
The code is not altered from what is shown in the post. Works in 8.5.3 completely, but in 9.0.1, the "Please Wait" works but the spining image is absent.
My suspicion is that newer dojo version that Notes 9 uses changes something that breaks this. Downgrading dojo versions is not an option. Hoping for a workaround.
<xp:this.onStart><![CDATA[XSP.startAjaxLoading()]]></xp:this.onStart>
<xp:this.onComplete><![CDATA[XSP.endAjaxLoading()]]></xp:this.onComplete>
<xp:this.onError><![CDATA[XSP.endAjaxLoading()]]></xp:this.onError>
This is added to the element you want to use it with (button in this case). The following dojo modules are added to XPage resources: extlib.dijit.ExtLib + extlib.dijit.Loading
I'm pretty sure you'll need to add the relevant Dojo module as well. You can see a working example of the code on the Admin page of the XPages Extension Library demo database. I can't remember off-hand which dojo module it is, so please post here if that solves it.
This is one of my biggest turn offs from the newer versions of XCode(ie 4.5+) is the following: in earlier versions.. when you option click a system defined function.. you get a bubble that offers you a link that takes you directly to the function definition in organizer:
but on XCode 4.5 and later.. that changed: the exact link of the function is no longer provided.. instead you can only click on the reference of the entire class!
any idea how that can be changed? Another problem I have is the fact that I just couldn't figure out how to do offline documentation viewing on xcode 4.5 (it worked fine in earlier versions.. and yes i did download all the documentation locally and followed all the SOF links.. but no luck!)..
Make sure you download all the documentation locally via XCode->Preferences. Once it's local there should be no problem accessing specific functions through the popup - it says "Class Reference" but it automatically opens the relevant documentation within the class reference.
I have recently installed Expression Blend 4 and created a test Silverlight 4 project.
When I set the main page FlowDirection to RightToLeft the designer won't change the direction but if I run the application it will be displayed correctly.
Is this a bug or do I have to do something?
Thanks.
I believe you were the one who also put the post at the microsoft social site (available here) but since it took me a while to find it, I'll also put the response here:
Unni Ravindranathan - MSFT:
We do not support RTL on the design-surface, so what you are seeing is currently by design (the value that you set is ignored). We hope to be able to support it in the future, however.
Let's hope they would!