I would like to remove or change the "Made with IzPack" text at the footer. I would also like to change the installer icon.
But I couldn't find any examples. I am using 4.3.5, please don't suggest using version 5.0.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks
If you still need help...
The "Made with IzPack" is in the eng.xml file.
search for id="installer.madewith"
The Icon can be defined in your install.xml
<resources>
<res id="Heading.image" src="./res/img/top.png"/>
<res id="Installer.image.0" src="./res/img/side.png"/>
...
</resources>
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First of all, I am totally noob on Android Studio so please bear over with me.
I tried to resolve an error with nav_host_fragment, but obviously did something wrong and I get an error at this file:
<resources>
<item name="nav_host_fragment" type="id">"http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"</item>
</resources>
What should I put instead of "http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"?
Thanks for helping!
The navHostFragment should not be added inside resource tag.
The above code snippet is not correct.
Please thoroughly go through the document by clicking on below link and make changes to your code accordingly. This page also has a video which will help you even better.
Link:
Get started with the Navigation component
If you still face challenge, then please post all files and elaborate you issue in more detail.
I recently migrated custom WebPart template solution (wsp), which has custom list definition, from SP2010 to SP2013 using Visual Studio 2013. Set the Assembly Version to 15 and compiled over .Net Framework 4.5. The deploymnet was successful. But there are 2 problems:
1. When I created site using the custom template that was just deployed, the page displays cluttered icons, attached screen shots. Also when trying to add permission to the site, a whole bunch of colorful cluttered icons appear on the site's Permissions page.
2. The other issue is, some of the CSS, specifically the ms-WPxxxxxxxx (like WPTitle, WPHeader etc) are being inherited, probably from corev4.css. That’s what View Source shows. The custom CSS is defined in the main page (CustomDefault.aspx) with “!important” tag, but that didn’t seem to be of any use.
The same solution was working perfect on SP2010.
Suspect mostly (1) is related to (2), I may be wrong.
To resolve (1), as advised by SP folks from MSDN Community forum, I changed the default master page to Oslo.master ==> that cleared the cluttering icons, but CSS and Javascripts werent working. So I had to revert.
I also tried changing the "../_layouts/.." to "../_layouts/15/..", that didnt make any difference.
MSDN Community Thread:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/f9199e0c-972b-45b9-b8fb-772028bc22d9/cluttered-icons-in-sharepoint-2013-post-migration-from-sp2010?forum=sharepointdevelopmentprevious#74fb3648-9776-4f68-82ba-b212102a1492
Any help will be appreciated.
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After a long battle, I finally fixed this problem. Found that the 'onet.xml' in the SiteDefinition module was referring to SharePoint 2010 master page, v4.master. Since this was another project, I did not have a clue that this file will have references to SP2010 resources. Many blogs suggested only to change the resources path like '/_layouts/' to '/_layouts/15/' and the '/ControlTemplate/' to '/ControlTemplate/15/' but not seen anyone mentioning about master page change. Probably may not be the case for a completely out-of-box solution. So search for 'v4.master' (SP2010), in the project solution, if found, change it to your custom master page, if you have one, or to the default master page. But if you have used any other master page or a custom master page that was exclusively meant for SP2010 or an older version of SharePoint, you would have to choose an equivalent one or customize it to make it compatible with SP2013.
So here's the code snippet that was changed and that got rid of the cluttering icons, hope it helps someone out there.
<!-- <Configuration ID="-1" Name="NewWeb" MasterUrl="_catalogs/masterpage/**v4.master**" />
<Configuration ID="0" Name="Default" MasterUrl="_catalogs/masterpage/**v4.master**">
<Configuration ID="1" Name="Blank" MasterUrl="_catalogs/masterpage/**v4.master**">
<Configuration ID="2" Name="DWS" MasterUrl="_catalogs/masterpage/**v4.master**"> -->
<Configuration ID="1" Name="NewWeb" MasterUrl="~masterurl/**default.master**" />
<Configuration ID="0" Name="Default" MasterUrl="~masterurl/*default.master*">
<Configuration ID="1" Name="Blank" MasterUrl="~masterurl/**default.master**">
<Configuration ID="2" Name="DWS" MasterUrl="~masterurl/**default.master**">
Using Worklight 6.2 and the new ActionSender API, I'd like to show the actionbar in the main CordovaActivity of my hybrid app.
That's in order to manage it by Javascript code, through the new API.
The problem is that getActionBar() returns null, even adding the holo theme and a layout to this activity.
Does somebody have a snippet of code to show me the how to do that?
Regards
Giuseppe
The blog post has been revised to include the missing pieces. Follow the instructions again, it will now work.
The missing pieces were related to the below:
Make sure that in your AndroidManifest, the activity doesn't have a theme without a title bar:
<activity
android:name=".HybridActivity"
android:configChanges="orientation|keyboardHidden|screenSize"
android:label="#string/app_name"
android:launchMode="singleTask"
android:screenOrientation="sensor"
android:theme="#android:style/Theme.Translucent.NoTitleBar"
^ last line should be removed.
>
Add a preference to Cordova configuration (res/xml/config.xml) to make the title bar be shown:
<preference name="ShowTitle" value="true" />
I'm new to WiX, and using WiX v3.0.
I'm using the WixUI_Advanced dialogs. I customized InstallDirDlg description by adding a .wxl (WiX localization) file.
However, I cannot add a newline in the description.
I tried following to get a new line,
1. <String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription">Hello\nHai</String>
2. <String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription">Hello
Hai</String>
3. <String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription">Hello</String>
<String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription" Overridable="yes">Hai</String>
4. <String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription">Hello
Hai</String>
But, none of those options work. Any suggestions.
It appears you've found a bug in the .wxl handling in the WiX toolset. I would expect option number 4 or the following to work:
<String Id="InstallDirDlgDescription"><![CDATA[Hello
Hai]]></String>
At this point, you'll probably be best served opening a WiX toolset bug. You might even consider enlisting in the code and trying to root cause the issue to help get the bug fixed. Seems like it should work.
I want to have one Eclipse Plugin.
Note that multiple context files from different plug-ins can be
associated with the context ID. This allows one plug-in to extend the
context help provided by another.
But this doesn't seem to work as expected. I defined them like this.
<extension
point="org.eclipse.help.contexts">
<contexts
file="context_help_A.xml"
plugin="com.a.a">
</contexts>
</extension>
<extension
point="org.eclipse.help.contexts">
<contexts
file="context_help_B.xml"
plugin="com.a.b">
</contexts>
</extension>
When debugging only the com.a.a context turns up and the com.a.b context doesn't work. I don't want to deploy a plugin just to put the context file into.
I realize this sounds lame, but did you try defining your contexts like the following? That's how the JDT user doc plugin (org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user) does it.
<contexts file="..." plugin="..." />