I'm making a big Yeoman generator and i wanna make something like
> Do you wanna continue?(y/n)
if yes it will continue to make a list of Choices or Question(s)
if no it'll skip
do i'll be able to do like that ?
Inquirer.js offers a when option you can use to ignore some prompts depending on previous answers.
Although, in your case, I think it'd be cleaner to simply separate your prompts in two methods. For example mainPrompt and _extraPrompt. Then when the mainPrompt is over, check the answer for the continue question and run - or not - the extra prompts questions.
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I'd like to perform operations like automatically update a field based on another field's value (for example if the assignee field is empty automatically assign to a default, set an hidden "due date" field based on the release-fix start date, ecc.) or write a custom validator that does validations based on a combination of values.
Every time I go searching on the jira forum I find java fragments of code, so everything seems to be possible, but it seems it is only at one condition: to buy the script runner plugin!
It seems strange to me: of course this plugin seems to be doing a lot of boilerplate for you but...what if I want to make a little more effort but still not payng for something that, in my opinion, should be free? I'm already paying the software license...isn't there another way to perform such post actions?
Try MyGroovy. It provides similar features. For tasks like execution post-functions I suppose it would fits good.
In interface builder, there is a option that lets the user clear a TextField when they hit the (x) key. Since I think this option is extremely useful, I want to implement it in as many TextFields as possible.
However, the default implementation of the option is "never appears", and I want to keep as many default values as possible (because I think Apple considers the default interface behavior very well).
So my question is: when should I change the value? And if so, to what should I change it (always, when editing, or unless edition)? Here are some occasions I need to know:
On a table view
when the user enters his account details (email, password, name, etc.).
If you come up with other cases I should consider, please let me know!
Sorry, but I couldn't find any documents about this part of the UI in apple's documentation (which is very good and precise when it deals with standards).
This question is not about how to enable the key. Instead, it is when to enable it. I know it is my app and I can do whatever I want but I know how non-standardized apps feel like. So I want mine to be as standardized as possible so that the user doesn't experience any weird or usual behaviors.
This ABSOLUTELY depends on the you app design. Apple gives you these four options and it's up to you, which behavior fits your needs best, Apple does not care at all.
I personally only use it "while editing". In the past, I only used them for login or sign up forms.
Is it possible to make sure a user only can open one instance of a specific form, for instance CustTrans from CustTable?
Modal form is not an option. Some sort of Singleton pattern?
You can use the global cache for this, more info on MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa891830.aspx. However a lot of the time the use of the global cache is a sign of bad design.
You can use the global cache to implement a singleton pattern as demonstrated here: http://www.axaptapedia.com/Singleton_pattern
Also consider alternative solutions to your problem, for example the one used on inventory journals. When you open the lines for a journal, it is marked as "in use" so no one else can open that particular journal.
Side note: I believe what you are trying to achieve is a bit of an anti-pattern. Dynamics AX uses dynalinks to link forms together. All of this functionality will be lost if you implement this.
I'm using Settings.bundle for few configuration settings for my app.
Now I'm searching for a solution to hide all, or even better, some configuration parts for the casual users. Only a 'admin' should see and edit these fields.
Is it possible to check for a password before showing the settings-properties?
If not, what could be a suitable solution? (new view controller with secret gesture or button?)
Thx in advance!
You won't be able to do anything special in the settings bundle. It's static, whatever you compile is what all users will see. If you want special behavior, there are two ways to do it:
Put it in the app itself and only allow the user access if they have the right credentials. A secret gesture could work too, but is a little dangerous because users may accidentally find out about it.
Use a different target/scheme or compile-time conditionals (using #if) to build two different versions of the app, one that does include the special configuration and one that doesn't. Personally, I would go for this option, but it may be a little harder initially.
I was wondering how I would go about updating my passes. I already know I need a webServiceURL (which I assume will be your IP address or one set on Ruby on Rails or something) and an authentication token. I'm more focused on how I would actually, physically update it. Is there an easy way out of this? Sort of like those iPhone app creating websites (but you don't professionally code it). I'm going to look into it more, but there aren't too many resources on the internet to choose from (that are useful).
If you are looking for a WYSIWYG, point and click solution, you might want to check out our service PassKit.
To see how updates work, you can start with this demo pass, flip it over and push yourself an update. You can import the template for the demo direct into the pass creator, edit it, and be pushing updates to your own passes within 5 minutes.
We also have a fully functional API that allows your to update and push a new pass your pass in a single call, E.g.
https://api.passkit.com/v1/pass/update/template/yourTemplateName/serial/yourPassSerial/push/?field_value1=newValue&field_value2=newValue2
If you want some code to get you stated, you can also access the source code to our pass creation pages.
If you are going to roll your own, I would use passbook-ios or something like that which is a Ruby Gem. If you want to use a service Urban Airship has one....though the pricing is a bit expensive at 10 cents a pass.
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