I am using Dynamic view with localisationsetter bean given below and works well on normal views.
http://openntf.org/XSnippets.nsf/snippet.xsp?id=xpages-localization-setter
I see that locaisation isn't working on Dynamic views. Any ideas would be very much helpful.
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I am attempting to build an application in swift that is essentially a book and some pages of this book allow for user input that is stored in the application.
I am new to swift and am unsure of the best way to approach this problem. So far I have tried using a Page View Controller and separate View Controllers corresponding to each page. The Page View Controller class navigates through the pages using Storyboard IDs to instantiate the View Controllers in an array. This works in creating a navigable book but I run into issues when trying to create outlets from the text fields on some pages since essentially the View Controller is instantiated each time its accessed and so it does not permanently exist.
I am totally and utterly lost as to where I should go from here. Any advice/wisdom will be deeply appreciated.
Thank you
simplest Approach is Collection-view with pagingnation(self.collectionView.pagingEnabled = YES).
https://medium.com/#shaibalassiano/tutorial-horizontal-uicollectionview-with-paging-9421b479ee94
create multiple cell one for your Page(reading) and second for input field.
it also helps for memory management. because cell are reusable. and cell that are visible to Screen are only loaded in memory.
you can also Create Custom layout for animation as per your requirement.
I'd like to create a custom view to show validation errors and related details in an existing app. This will be used to display errors and related information when user inputs invalid input. I've seen many libraries for the same. I'd like to develop a custom view. What I thought of implementing was a view with height constraint set to zero and then when error appears, the view is populated and height constraint changed. But it seems not a best practice.
As seen from the images, a new view should drop down in the existing screen. Can someone give me a solution that I can implement which can be reused across the application?
I am writing an app that has various layouts for an 'event'. The required labels and TextFields are provided through an API call to a web service.
Is there any way, either by code or 3rd party framework, to dynamically create a view layout like this?
I have looked at Eureka which looks like it will do half of what is required. However, I do not use storyboards and I need other controls on in the view so I need to add a Eureka form as a subview which I can't get to work. Also, Eureka is based on TableView and I need the flexibility to layout some textfields side-by-side.
You might want to check Neon. It offers dynamic layout without springs and struts or programatic constraints.
I found another Layout library for implementing iOS user interfaces using runtime-evaluated expressions for layout and XML template files.
In a Grails app, I am trying to figure out when to use a view and when to use a template for a gsp. Are there any obvious reasons? Or does it just come down to reuse?
Basically Template is a (reusable) part of a View. Useful for splitting View into logical parts and/or for reusing same code from different views.
So, if you're rendering a whole page - use View. If you need just a small part - use Template.
See docs for Views and Templates - http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/theWebLayer.html#viewsAndTemplates
I am trying to develop a collapsable/accordion like feature in my iOS app. This would be your typical FAQ type feature that would be found on web sites. I would like to tap the heading and then the detail is displayed.
Since this is for the help section and there are only a few items I thought I would be super simple to embed an HTML file with some JS in it to perform the action and render it in a web view. I got that to work without an issue. It loads and works great. However, with the web view I can 'bounces'/pull down the view to reveal the background of the main view. Now, this would not be a problem normally but since the designers use some gradients it looks awful. I set bounces to false and all is well but not super smooth when scrolling.
Here is an example of the accordion I am talking about.
I then found this project.
Which is a little more on the right track. But the table view height stays fixed and does not act like the other accordion view.
My question is this....am I missing something? Should I be looking at a different design pattern? Any ideas are appreciated.
I never found the answer. I ended up creating a basic master - details table view instead.
I created an array with 4 dictionary objects. Each object has a title and an array of the items for the details.
My main table view is showing the 4 dictionary object titles and the detail view is showing the rest of the array elements. Seems fine. I was hoping to find a dynamically sizing table view but no such luck. Maybe for the next release.