I am looking to migrate a couple of applications one a classic asp app that uses vbscript and RDS datafactory and a foxpro desktop app to MVC. Is there an example somewhere that shows using jQuery to show the Form View as the startup as opposed to a Table/Grid View with a search. Both applications show the entire row using the entire screen with Add Update Delete Find Next Prev etc as navigation at the bottom of the screen opposed to the Grid and then edit.
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yes it is a lot, http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo/
if can take a look to jqueryui or kendoui or knockoutjs
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I have created a Cross platform application to create an android application. In Main page I have a toolbar and listview that lists the data from sqlite database. it was working all well and now when I am trying to do change to the same screen to add some more controls, its not working when I run the project to debug. New controls are not visible on the screen. Its always showing the old screen as it is.
i don't have the rep to comment, but I've found that kind of scenario often with Android.
Changing UI components don't update.
When I do UI changes I'll often uninstall the app off the Android first, as the most reliable way, as I'm sure I've done the "clean solution", delete bin/obj folders and still had issues with the app on the droid not being fully updated to the new UI.
Am developing windows mobile app in 8.1. Looking for a control like List view carousel.
Only one item needs to be shown at a time. User needs to swipe to go next / previous item. Order will be highlighted in below dots
Use a flipview. Check this for more info https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/hh781233.aspx
You could create a control containing a Pivot with custom template for Image, header textblocks and other things you want and a LitView, also with custom template for showing which item is selected. It will need to change selected index according to pivot changes.
As Sjon wrote, nobody will code it for you so after my hints I think you should manage to build it.
I have a universal app for Windows and Phone in VS2013, and I have a page in the shared project of the solution.
When creating pages in the Windows project, the XAML preview window shows a tablet.
When creating pages in the Phone project, the XAML preview window shows a phone.
When creating pages in the shared project, the XAML preview window shows a... tablet.
As I try to put more pages in the shared project, I'd like to have a quick way to sanity-check my UI on both form factors without having to actually run the project. Sadly, there is no option in the Device panel to switch between preview devices.
How can I preview the XAML of a shared project page in the phone without actually running the project?
You don't need to run the project.
There is an easy way to switch between the different design views using the dropdown that is present above the xaml code of the shared project as shown below.
Step 1: Locate the dropdown
Step 2: Click on the dropdown arrow
Step 3: Change the Project to .WindowsPhone
Step 4: Change it back whenever required.
Hope it helps
In your XAML View. Above the XAML code in the top tool bar you can find a dropdown that will let you switch between YourApp.Windows and YourApp.WindowsPhone. This way you can easily switch views.
Hope it helps.
I have created a page that has a top left and top right web part. The left web part will hold the navigation and the right will hold the body. When the two web parts are displayed they are vertical and I need them side by side (horizontal). Due to requirements the quick launch navigation will not work for us.
I figured that I need to create a web part zone and change the orientation to horizontal - Everywhere I look it says to use SharePoint Designer to create the web part zone and my company has turned off Sharepoint Designer usage.
Is there another way to create the web part zone or to get my two part parts side by side?
Thank you in advance for your help!
I've been creating Web Part Zones for the past several months amd sadly to say that I can only create Web Part Zones in SharePoint Designer using Edit File in Advanced Mode.
I am trying to find the difference between the uses of a basic page and a blank page on windows store apps. I am writing an application that has multiple pages and I am not sure which one to use for my main page and I can't seem to find an answer that is helpful.
Basic Page inherits Common.LayoutAwarePage. This gives your page various capabilities like the automatic back button and a visualstatemanager for snapping among other things.
Blank Page only inherits Page and does not get any of the above capabilities. So for example if you need to incorporate snapped view in your page, you need to add a handler for the size changed event in your code.
A Basic Page makes it very easy to just write all the snapped changes in your VisualStateManager in XAML and then test it without running your code using just the device tab where you can select state of your device.
The MainPage in your project is a Blank Page and I prefer to create all other pages as Basic Pages to not worry about stuff like the back button.
That being said, Windows 8.1 apps do not include the LayoutAwarePage so if you are not used to the LayoutAwarePage, do not bother.
Let me know if you need more clarification.
Go with the Basic Page as it gives you automatic back button your view's title etc, and if you don't need them you can disable them also. But for blank page you have to write code for those common things.
This blog post will help you in understanding of Basic Page vs Blank Page.
http://myblogwindow8.blogspot.com/2013/06/blank-page-vs-basic-page-template.html