I am trying to create a new view on jenkins( using the plus symbol). Manually , you click the plus symbol enter values in 2-3 text boxes and a view gets created but I would like to do
it using a program. Can anybody suggest me a way to go about it?
Finally found a way using a rubygem named jenkins_api_client ( http://rubygems.org/gems/jenkins_api_client)
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Here is my storyboard:
and I know it looks crazy , so I plan to use storyboard reference to move the right part of the storyboard in to a new storyboard. and I googled ,it says press the shift can multi selected controllers ,but it dose not work.
so how can I move multi controllers at same time?
I have tried to use mouse ,but it only selected 5 controllers in the upper part 。
But I want to select all of them.
Just select them by dragging mouse:
And then press key Command + C to copy them,
then open the second Storyboard, press key Command + V to paste them.
Yes, it is possible.
Select controllers you want to copy
Press Command + C
Open your second storyboard file
Press Command + V
It is very easy no any key is required just select using mouse
i post the gif..
Hold down Option and scroll mouse wheel until minimum resolution, 6.25%
Click and Drag to select all view controllers - or ones you want to copy.
Click Edit->Copy or Use Ctrl+C
Go to Target Storyboard. Click Edit->Paste or Ctrl+V.
I tested this with about 40 controllers,looks like you have around that much. Old question, but new answer! :). In case anyone still looking.
Also I key-bind Option+Z to "Zoom to Fit" and this centers and displays all controllers with the Interface Builder canvas.
This would save loads of time when testing a specfic section which is far down the form and the form is configured in a Wizard View.
I just wondered whether there is a querystring parameter or xpath setting to put in xforms-inspector which will save us endless clicks on the Next button! So far the best way I have found is to disable the Wizard View so that the form shows vertically.
This isn't currently supported, but it sounds like a worthwhile feature to have, and I've created an RFE for this feature.
I don't understand why you have to click next all the time, you should be able to just click on the section name in the table of contents.
I'm curious if there's a way to “assign script” to an image inserted into a cell using the =IMAGE(“URL”) method for Google Sheets? If not, is there a way to “assign script” to a hyperlink?
What I’d like to do is create a table of contents tab inside a Google Sheet that has many other tabs. On the table of contents, I’d love to have inserted images that act as buttons to navigate to these different tabs. I can “assign script” to images that have been inserted through the menu toolbar (e.g., Insert > Image or Insert > Drawing). However, it’s extremely clunky to have to realign my images if a new row is inserted into the table of contents.
I could always just use hyperlinks to navigate to each tab, but I don’t like how it opens a new window every time you click on the hyperlink. And I don’t like how it requires two clicks of a hyperlink (one click for the hyperlink, and then another click for the web address that pops up) to arrive at the desired tab.
So I guess, is there any option that exists to insert an image inside a cell, which can then be assigned a script?
This functionality would be so helpful.
Thanks for you time!
I've been searching and haven't found a way to insert a link to anything with an Image placed with the =IMAGE () option. I've resorted to text and formatting .
You can assign a script to change tabs via "floating" Images that are Inserted via insert menu. then on the picture on the top right corner click the arrow and assign the script " goToPage1 " or whatever you decide to call your function and page. it's not as fast as Excel but it works
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
function goToPage1(){
ss.setActiveSheet(ss.getSheetByName("Page1"));
}
My only solution to this problem is to insert image within cell, then insert a transparent drawing and assign the script to that. It's not ideal, but at least it means the images are aligned perfectly, the transparent floating image just needs to be in the general area
At this time, only to OverGrid images.
These are my first steps with java, I took grails and vaadin plugin. I want to make simple app with menu bar navigation, so I have got some Vaadin example:
http://demo.vaadin.com/sampler-for-vaadin6#BasicMenuBar
created some commands:
edit.addItem("Cut1", menuCommand1);
edit.addItem("Cut1", menuCommand1);
Each command just draw table from another example:
http://demo.vaadin.com/sampler-for-vaadin6#TableHeaderIcons
Unfortunately each time I hit menu item it draws one table under another table, but what I was expecting is to draw each table in place of previous one.
How to achieve this?
vaadin's UI is stored as state (in a session) on the server. if you add several items they stay unless removed. so e.g. if you want to replace the table there you two options. either removeAllComponents and then add the new one or if you have hold of the original table then you can replaceComponent in the wrapping layout (most likely a VerticalLayout?).
if the table is just supposed to change content, then you are better off to just change/modifiy the dataSource of the table.
Is there anyway to "paste in place" in Xcode 5? I've been trying to copy a label and paste it in place as a header on all my pages. Sounds simple but I can't find a simple solution. The "paste & preserve formatting" is greyed out every time I try to use it. Is there something like a master page in Xcode where I can just setup a header?
Select the subviews you would copy.
Menu/Editor/Embed In > View
Cut/Copy/Past the view in another view or another Xib
Select the view
Menu/Editor/UnEmbed
Done :)