I have a bar chart with filtering facility available. Whenever I filter the chart's store. There is a ghost bar present in the chart. Please find the attached screenshot.
Please let me know how to prevent the chart behave like this.
Thanks!
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Can someone give me insight how can I achieve the form with panel title first and then menu bar below panel (barmanager). Because devexpress always put barmanager on top
Thank you
EDIT :
After I add standalonebardock, the result as picture shown below: the red bar is standalonebardock
UPDATE :
After I drag the barmanager menu into standalonedock, now it is already inside the dock. But the menu still on top docking, what I need how to make space above menu so I can write title/image/etc
The StandaloneBarDockControl control allows bars to be displayed at any position within the form, not simply docked to the form’s edge. To do this, create a StandaloneBarDockControl object and add bars to it. Bars can be added to the control at design time or runtime.
Is there a way to place the tooltip in the bar chart instead of hovering to the left on a dimplejs bar chart? I would like to place it in inline with the bar.
The tutorial here should help to change the position of the tooltip.
I suppose this is an old one. I have a sliding panel (JASidePanel) with a menu and I want to hide or slide the status bar while showing the menu. So, I have two options:
Hide the status bar and keep the height of my navigation bar.
Or slide the status bar with the panel.
I see these two options are possible. The first one via swizzling of the sizeToFit of the UINavigationBar (link). The second one via a snapshot of the screen before animating the panel.
But I see Reeder, that takes the second option and brings it to another level: the panel is not really a screenshot, is the actual view of the panel so the status bar is slide but continues being updated, also the panel does!
So, I have a couple of questions: how is the Reeder solution possible? And the second one, is it secure to perform method swizzling? Could it be rejected by Apple?
Thank you.
Finally I implemented the first solution as shown in this link.
I need to make a toolbar on the bottom of the screen with some buttons. I want in every button to have a small image and a small text under it. The closest i can find from "Xcode" is the "Tab Bar" where you can put icons and text but the problem is that when you add an image you can only see the shadow of the image and not its colors.. Can i change that? Or is another way to make a toolbar like the one i am describing?
EDIT
I need the buttons to change controllers and i just noticed that i cant create actions for the tabs but only outlets. So i guess the tab bar is not what i should use. Any ideas for a toolbar?
Yes Tab Bar is the Best approach for it and it is very easy to customize the tab bar if u are using IO5
This LINK will be helpful.
There is another approach (which was applicable uptil IOS4 for customization of Tab bar) was to Create Custom buttons with tab bar look alike Images. it will give u the same feel, but like i said it is very easy now to customize IOS Tab bars
Here is a couple of Links for u
LINK 1 With Story BOARD
LINK 2 Without Storyboard
One More thing Try searching Google before Posting a question here if have some problem then feel free to post along with the code or tutorial u tried.
Let me know if i Worked
Cheers
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I am creating an application on iPhone for displaying world maps.I have created Tab bar controller as the rootViewController. On one of the tabs, I need to provide an option for saving current status of map as an image.
For this purpose,
1) I need to provide a 'SAVE' and 'CLEAR' button in the Navigation bar.
and
2) 'Title' and 'Note' fields are to be provided as table view to make it look nice.
User will tap into the table cell and write the corresponding data into the fields.
Please suggest me some direction or give some sample code if available..
(I will explain the above problem in detail if someone is not able to understand it properly)
Please reply..
Thank you..
First- You can get an idea with this link:
Creating a left-arrow button (like UINavigationBar's "back" style) on a UIToolbar
Second- You have to find in WWDC 2010's:
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2010/
You have to see title name is 'Mastering Table View'.But you will need apple id to log in.