I was using an older version for one client but when I installed a new setup on 4.x I noticed when editing the page content, there is no option for a table? Is this no longer supported? Thanks
Default text widget has table functionality. It's the last icon on the first row.
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Hi i am a newbie in Vuejs, Buefy. I am implementing a Buefy Steps UI. in Desktop Version all the b-step-item are showing but when viewing to mobile version. only one b-step-item is showing (which is the current active one) i want show all b-step-item when viewing in mobile version. Is it possible? Can anyone guide me? Thank you.
Here is the code:
https://codesandbox.io/s/epic-star-odrvu?file=/src/App.vue:337-348
You can set the mobile-mode to null and it will keep the same behavior as desktop.
:mobile-mode="null"
https://buefy.org/documentation/steps#api-view
Working on integrating Testlink 1.9.16 with Jira.
I need to change the obligatory status on the Version field in the Issue tracker popup window (since the version is not used and there are no entries for it).
Field in question is shown in the screenshot below (ignore the varDump on top of the page, part of debugging).
Which of the code or classes could be handling this? Would it be PHP or javascript (I suspect JS). Alternatively, can I disable that field (the other 3 have to stay).
Create Issue window
I think I'm missing something very, very obvious and easy, but - how do I migrate my 2.1-app to 2.2? What do I have to copy or which script do I have to run?
Just be aware that the theming has changed between version 2.1 and 2.2. In particular the Picto icons, used for buttons, have now been replaced by fonts. Unfortunately it appears that the new Picto font doesn't contain entries for all the icons that were in the previous set and I haven't yet found a way to continue to use the old icons. As a result, your new version 2.2 app may therefore look different to your version 2.1 app.
I've recently uploaded my first Windows 8 Store application (hurray!)
http://apps.microsoft.com/webpdp/app/doctor-pepper-tattoo/03ed51ee-c1a4-4fb5-b388-76a2ccf10061
The only problem is that although I have specified a valid Small logo (30x30) in app manifest, it does not appear in the Windows Store. This is the file (I hope it was not converted by TinyPic)
http://i50.tinypic.com/35k9b20.png
What could be the problem? Perhaps an unsupported PNG variant? I notice that there a quite a few other apps in the Store with a missing icon (urbaneous, Volksvagen Commerial Vehicles Turkey, etc) so they could be facing a similar issue.
Thanks,
Themos
Since you specified the file in app manifest it should appear when you install the application. If you had submitted the app while submission then it should have appeared on the marketplace. I do't know about the Windows 8 app procedure but since it should not much different from that of windows 7, this is only what I could comprehend. Please install and check the icons. I also hope that icon will be used when a user minimizes your tile to the smallest size on the start screen.
Did you specify the Store Logo in apppackage?
Go here so you can read more about app images.
This is most likely an error on Microsoft's part. You have to make a post on:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsstore/threads
Or wait until MS updates their backend. There is no such thing as an unsupported png, and it can be a number of issues.
This will most likely be fixed before the actual MS Windows 8 release.
I have created a new Silverlight 4 solution using the Business Application template. The requirement is to style the application and not use the generic template theme. I have installed the Silverlight 4 toolkit and like the BureauBlue theme.
How do I apply the BureauBlue toolkit theme to the entire solution? That is, is there a way to apply the theme globally (similar to attaching a CSS file to an ASP.NET or HTML site) instead of applying the theme to each control?
Thanks,
Sid
I have not experimented with this using a site that runs off an application with many user controls, but this seemed to work for my entire application and may help you.
First you have to have the theme reference added (for example, System.Windows.Controls.Theming.BureauBlue.dll)
Then in your code you can add this line of code:
System.Windows.Controls.Theming.BureauBlueTheme.SetIsApplicationTheme(Application.Current, true);
This applies the theme to the current running application, and if the boolean value is false I believe it will remove the theme.