I want to copy & paste groupped items.
When I click on a button, I want that the groupped items will be created/ copy pasted is there any possibility ?
Exp:
I have a orginal 1x textinputbox, 1x dateinput, 1x numberinput, 1x label. I want to copy and paste the copys under the orginals when I click on a button.
Is there any possibility to create these elements with a button somehow?
I don't think PowerApps supports copy/paste of grouped items today. You can copy/paste a control. There are some known limitations with this functionality: copying screens, data sources, and referenced controls is not supported. To read more, please refer to https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/copy-and-paste-controls-across-canvas-apps-available/
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I have been working on an iOS keyboard extension that sends video files through iMessages.
This functionality works fine with copy + paste methods but when trying to copy + paste into a third party app (IE: Facebook, WhatsApp, Line etc) the "paste" option does not show up.
Is there some way I can get these files to be pasted into these apps? Or is this not possible on iOS?
Thanks in advanced!
Different Apps have different behaviors that are allowed in their textfields, as specified by the developers of those Apps. You can't force them to accept content that they don't want to.
Generally, most popular Apps with text input either support copy-pasting images directly, or will automatically download and display the contents of links that the user copy pastes.
You should check out Riffsy, the last time I used their GIF Keyboard App they had a feature where if you long pressed on a GIF, a list of social media apps appeared, and selecting one of them performed the appropriate action to display an image in text fields in that App.
If you want to copy + paste any image, GIF or any video file that was loaded in your custom keyboard into any other app(i.e third party apps) other than the iMessage, That app input view(i.e text fields or text views) must support the images etc. If they don't support the images or videos you can't paste it in that input view.
I know how to localize storyboard elements like label, buttons etc. However, I faced a problem where I need to localize the images that were setup in a storyboard in the attribute inspector for the Image View.
Is there a way to localize those without setting those images up in the code, in the viewDidLoad method and calling setImage:[UIImage imageNamed: NSLocalizedString(...)]; ?
Any kind of help is highly appreciated!
I guess I figured it out...maybe not the ideal way of doing it but works for me...
Open image folder in your Project Navigator (panel).
When you click one of the images, on the right (Inspector panel) you'll see the button "Localize".
Clicking on that button gives you a pop-up asking if you want it to be the base (in my case I say yes).
So now in the inspector there're check boxes: Base, language 1, language 2 etc (language n - is the languages you added to your project in the localization settings).
So now if you put a check mark into one of the language check boxes, your image file will have a drop down arrow showing that it has some content inside. If you click that, you'll see how it expands showing the localized files with the name of the language in the () brackets.
However, at this point those files are all the same as the base. So now you need to substitute the base files with the localized ones.
If you right click on the file that needs to be localized, say myImage.png(German), open it in Finder, and replace that file with the right one. Important! The name of the file should stay the same!
I'll post the screenshots later, so it's all clear how to do it.
Using Xcode 9.2
you can achieve it easily like the following
1- From Assets
2- Then you will need to change the Direction option AND CHOOSE BOTH
xcode will allow you to add 3 more image for other language resource
3- add your needed image and use it in story board or from code as well
I'm trying to change the color used when elements of the MetropolisUIBlack.Style XE5 style (Firemonkey). It seems that, in order to do so, the simplest way would be to edit the PNG image that contains all these elements i the style (MetroBluestyle.png).
Unfortunately, I can't find a way to save the PNG that is contained in the style element to a file so I can manipulate it safely and reload it once the color has been changed.
Use the Bitmap Style Designer provided with the product.
You can find it in the Tools menù and, once started, you simply have to open the MetropolisUIBlack.vsf file, select the "style.png" item under Images and click the Export button (above the right panel where you can see a preview of the picture).
Edit the picture with your favorite editor (i.e. The Gimp), save the picture, and load it back in the style using the Update button (just left the Export one).
You can save your style with a different name and use it as usual.
HTH
anybody know how to insert image in Tableau worksheet and doing the hyperlink?
i only can add image in dashboard, and in dashboard i also cannot use the image as hyperlink.
From the Tableau on-line help
You can add static image files to the dashboard. For example you may
want to add a logo or descriptive diagram. When you add an image
object you are prompted to select an image from your computer. You can
also type a URL for an image that is hosted online. When you add an
image to a dashboard, you can customize how the image displays by
selecting an option on the images's menu. For example, you can select
whether to Fit Image, which scales the image to the size of image
object on the dashboard. You can also select whether to Center Image,
which aligns the image to the center of the image object on the
dashboard. Finally, you can Set URL, which turns the image into an
active hyperlink on the dashboard.
One of the easiest way to add image into dashboard as
To add image as hyperlink Go to dashboard Icon > Action > URL and in that paste your link as
Tableau image management is still a bit basic, and it's only available in dashboards.
Images can be copied into a dashboard by referencing an external URL in a web object, or a local file path.
You can then use the image object's menu to set a URL to open by clicking on the image.
When clicked, the web page will open in your default browser.
You can also add visuals to dashboards by using a web object to reference a URL - which might give you a more dynamic option, depending on your requirements.
There's a gotcha in Tableau sServer with that approach though - if a report is subscribed to, under the scheduler, a web object just renders as blank in the PNG file that gets emailed. This is also true for manual exports (e.g. to PDF) from Desktop.
So if you want to print/ export your dashboard with images, the image object is the best way to go.
To add an image in a worksheet, you need to use Marks Shape.
This is the process:
1.- Copy you image file to a folder in C:\Users\<username>\My Documents\My Tableau Repository\Shapes\My Image
Note that you need to create the folder My Image
2.- Create a calculated field with the formula: image
3.- Drag that calculate field to Rows shelf
4.- In Marks card, select Shape
5.- click on Shape button in Marks card and click on More Shapes....
6.- In dialogue Edit Shape, click on Reload Shapes, then select the Shape Palette My Image and select your image as a shape
Click on OK
Regulate the size of the shape on the view using Size button on Marks card
You can take advantage of the capacity of adding images to a dashboard. It a simpler approach.
In this case, you only need to create a dashboard and click on Image object (left-side of the dashboard) and select the image file in you disk. As a result the image in embedded in the dashboard.
Credits: Ramon Martinez on tableau community
Hope this helps.
When I open a folder with an OpenDialog, how can I filter it so users can view only certain files (e.g., Stringgrid, *.sg) and the files with any other extension do not appear in the dialog window?
Set the OpenDialog.Filter property to the file filter you want.
You can do this in the Object Inspector:
Click in the Filter property, and you'll see a small button appear on the right edge with ....
Click that, and you'll see a dialog appear.
On the left side is the description of the file (for instance, Excel files (*.xls)). The right side is the filter you want to use, as in *.xls.
You can also set it in code before displaying your dialog:
OpenDialog1.Filter := 'Excel files (*.xls)|*.xls';
Of course, replace the Excel stuff with any description and mask you want to use.
The Filter and FilterIndex properties are used to specify which file extension(s) to display (note that the user can override the filter manually, though).
The OnIncludeItem event is used to selectively allow/disallow individual files/folders from being listed in the dialog.