I'm trying to program an Installation dialog.
What I've done is using a custom action, and when user click next on this dialog , installer will check the input and pop some alert about the information.
But my boss wants that the tip will reveal automatically at the right of the input text, so when the user finish one text and navigate to the next text, a tip will reveal if the input is not correct.
Seems updating a dialog is impossible, at least is there a way to reveal the tip on the dialog (not pop an alert) when user click next?
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I would like to hide the "Config structure" button in the header of the screen "Item derails: configuration" in the VA* transactions, for a certain item status.
I am debugging the Dynpro logic but it's quite difficult to find the right spot where I can implement my additional logic and what button it actually is (technically).
Any help and guidance is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Here is a way to locate the code which defines the buttons of the Application Toolbar in any Dynpro. You may then change the code to hide a button, etc.
The "Application Toolbar" is the line of buttons which appears at the top of the main screen area (what is shown in your screenshot), and it's selected by the ABAP statement SET PF-STATUS during the Process Before Output event of the Dynpro screen, right before the screen is displayed.
If you put the focus on the button (click without releasing and drag out of the button) and press the F1 key, you will see both the function code of the button and the GUI status it belongs to (screenshot for transaction code SE38):
Double-click the "Function" field to display the GUI Status:
You may then start the debugger (/h in the command field for instance) and use the feature "breakpoint at statement", to stop at every SET PF-STATUS. After the EXCLUDING word, you may exclude (hide) any function code you want (button, menu item or keyboard key; for information, here SYCR is not even defined in the GUI status, so it's ignored). As you can see, you may modify the code here:
In most browsers, a javascript prompt() gives focus to the text entry field so the user can begin typing immediately.
In node-webkit, a javascript prompt() gives focus to the prompt window, but not the text entry field. The user has to click inside the field before typing.
How can I set the focus to inside the text entry field when using a prompt in node-webkit?
An extensible way is to create your own prompts with a javascript modal window. Many of the common JS frameworks have easy ways of creating a modal window which will give you complete control over the text and inputs being displayed.
Okay, I know a question LIKE this has been asked before, but none of them covered this certain toolbar. After the top and left toolbars are hidden, this little black window shows up near the bottom of the screen which allows the user to print, save, zoom, etc. They can also even open the top and left toolbars back up by clicking the Adobe logo.
As you can see, at the top of my program I have a toolbar of my own. The way my program works is a user will input data, press the 'Create Report' button and this Report Viewer window will popup. When the user Creates a Report a .PDF file named preview.pdf is created and that's what the user opens up. If the user doesn't like the report he can hit the X to delete it, or if he likes it he can type a File Name and Press Save. Or he can skip the saving and just print it. When the user saves the file it goes to a place that the software can retrieve at a later time. If the user presses the save button on one of the Adobe toolbars he has the option to save it where they want to. I can't have that.
Does anybody know how to disable ALL Adobe toolbars in the .NET PDF Viewer? (And yes, I know that Pressing F8 will bring them back up).
Here's the code I have now:
pdf.src = "C:\Users\Ryan\Desktop\HelloWorld.pdf"
pdf.setShowToolbar(False)
pdf.setView("fitH")
pdf.setLayoutMode("SinglePage")
pdf.setShowScrollbars(False)
pdf.setZoom(68)
Here's a screenshot of the Windows Form:
Acrobat viewer has such switchable options.
this configuration switchs off all navigation:
view=FitH
scrollbar = 0
toolbar= 0
statusbar= 0
messages= 0
navpanes= 0
Is there is any way to add a cancel event header to the theme file, so that i can configure the user cancellation event and display an appropriate message. so far i am getting a setup failed message even if the user cancelled the installation or any other failure occurred.
You can control the text on the confirmation message box displayed when the user clicks the cancel button. To do so, provide a custom .wxl file and change the ConfirmCancelMessage string. The default is:
<String Id="ConfirmCancelMessage">Are you sure you want to cancel?</String>
(See the src\ext\BalExtension\wixstdba\Resources\*.wxl files for examples).
However, in wixstdba, when the user clicks the cancel button during Apply(), wixstdba will always go to the failure page. That or the success page are the only two options today. There has been some discussion about extending the failure page to be more customizable but no work has been done on that idea.
I have a collection of example documents in PDF forms that are viewed by clients, They all include a "Example" watermark prominently displayed but I have had some issues with clients trying to fill in the example forms and submitting as Official forms, normally followed by a support phone call from the client. I am looking for a way to pop up a message in the pdf if the client trys to type or click in the example document, I know how to pop up a message if they click in a form field but some of my documents do not have any form fields so I am looking for a way to show a message if a client trys to type or click anywhere in the actual document. I am using Acrobat X Pro.
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
Thanks in advance for any advice!!
Plop a big invisible button (not hidden, invisible) over the entire page, with a click action that pops up a message dialog with whatever warning you wish.