We have a situation where the 'Check Out', 'Check In' and 'Save' buttons have disappeared from Admin: Pages -> Page/Design/Forms tabs. Users trying to access this all have admin rights and Settings -> Content -> Content Management -> 'Use check-in/check-out:' is checked. Content Staging/Logging is enabled (if that has any relevance). What could cause this? Thanks in advance for your help!
Try Resigning your macros, I've seen weird UI things happen because the macros messed up, including things as you described.
System -> Macros -> Signatures -> Sign all macros and "Update macro signatures"
Tell me if this helps!
Turning on "Use check-in/check-out" is one part of the solution. The other is putting documents under a workflow.
Thank you, good to know! It actually ended up being a change in one of the CSS files the caused the buttons to not display.
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An extension I had tried in Visual-Studio code appears to have disabled C/C++ intellisense. It can't be turned on again. Modifying the setting in the settings dialog has no effect [evidence: switch source/header leads to a pop up message stating C_CPP.intellisense is set to disabled.].
Spent now several hours on this, the setting even survives uninstalling the software, purging all (known) vs-code related directories or starting a thermonuclear war.
I am getting a bit desperate here. Here are my questions:
Is there a way to wipe everything (short of reinstalling the entire machine)?
Where is the authoritative setting for C-CPP.intellisense? Entry occurs in several locations (User/Remote/....). Is there a priority?
What other mechanisms could interfere with this setting?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Maybe the effect involved from default setting.json in below directory
C:\Users\chanli\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\settings.json
try add
"C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine": "Default"
settings -> in search bar search this: C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine
for me it was "disable" . for solve error set it "default".
after that in any .cpp file click on yellow lamp and change the compiler path to C:\ .... \gcc.exe ( i think any of them are ok to choose )
sorry for my bad english
I use Access 2010 and create shortcut menu for right-click on reports. Each time I exit the application and re-open my file, the right-click does not work, and en error message popups.
I could not find an explanation and solution anywhere about this. May there be someone who may know the reason and a suggest a possible solution?
BR, Çağlar Durgun
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/access/concepts/miscellaneous/create-a-shortcut-menu-for-a-form-form-control-or-report
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/office.commandbars.add
Below is the format
CommandBars.Add (Name, Position, MenuBar, Temporary)
I've now realised that the example I've copied from learn.microsoft.com (the link in the question) had Temporary = True..!
Sorry for this, issue is now resolved! :)
I am currently trying to programmatically enable access to the VBA object model using macros, but I simply do not understand the answers that I have found through Google.
As such I decided to try using keyboard shorcuts. For example, in my language if I press:
Alt -> F -> I -> C -> TAB -> T -> I -> I -> I -> TAB -> V
Then I have successfully enabled the setting to trust the VBA project model.
Is this approach completely idiotic?
Is there an easier way to enable the setting with actual coding rather than what I am trying to do here (I can see cases where my method would likely unreliable)?
And if my idea isn't as bad as it looks, then is there a way to carry it out?
Sites visited:
http://wellsr.com/vba/2017/excel/macro-to-enable-trust-access-to-the-VBA-project-object-model/ (Understandable, but too unreliable)
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/cristib/2012/02/29/vba-how-to-programmatically-enable-access-to-the-vba-object-model-using-macros/ (Might as well be gibberish to me)
This is highly discouraged. The whole idea behind trusting option is requiring user permission. Imagine how "secure" it would be if every macro could automatically trust itself.
Edit: though it may be possible with mentioned SendKeys method, you will still need a click from the user to enable macros, i.e. when they open your file.
I'm using PHP Storm in my work. And there was one feature that made code more readable. But it gone somewhere and I can't bring it back. It lookde like
Thanks a lot
Go to Settings -> Editor -> General -> Appearance
and find checkbox Show method separators
I've just upgraded to IntelliJ IDEA 10, and it has started doing something extremely annoying. While writing documentation in a .txt file it has started giving me word suggestions as I type. This is, instead of helping, just irritating me while also consuming system resources. I haven't been able to find a way to turn this off in the Settings window. Perhaps there's a way of telling Idea not to do this for certain file types or in code comments?
Goto
Settings/Preferences -> General -> Editor -> Code Completion
and untick Show the parameter info popup to something like 1000 (ms), then it give you time to carry on typing before the pop up.
Or disable settings such as Show suggestions as you type
For intelliJ 2016.2.2, it defaults to auto insert code suggestions which is very annoying. Even when typing space, it overrides what I'm typing and puts something random in. Here's the solution:
Go to Settings > Editor > General > Code Completion
Then, UNCHECK the box that says "Insert selected variant by typing dot, space, etc." See screenshot below
You are not alone, please watch/vote for IDEABKL-5963.