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I need a control which can display thumbnails similar as seen on the attached image.
It should support:
virtual mode
handle up to 50.000 images
thumbnail groups
scaling
work with Delphi XE3.
If such control does not yet exist I would have to create one from scratch. What is the best strategy for developing a control like this?
See an example of what it should look like
RMKlever has a series of blog-posts and sample code here. that can emulate a wide variety of things, but you would have to make code modifications yourself if you're particular about your desired format.
I believe the control is one of his own called rkView. The demos may require a lot of work to get them working for you, I found working with his stuff was difficult to get started with due to lack of documentation and samples but I eventually figured it all out.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have looked at Spire, Spreadsheet Gear, and GrapeCity (as well as just web-search-engines) to find a grid-like control that will allow local data manipulation that looks/feels like Excel and Access. In particular is the need for a "fill handle", so a set of 50,000 items can be edited in one box and then a user can change columns below it, simply.
Can anyone recommend something? Silverlight or Flash is fine also if HTML5 or classic JS is unavailable.
This requirement for a fill handle is a killer....
Thanks.
Have a try using Handsontable. Using Html and jquery its giving better results.
Try jqgrid also.
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I've already released several app-books for children and the number of books is quite big.
What I want to do is create a book-stand (like news stand in iOS) and get the book together.
I think there is no way to get my apps in one app(the book-stand...) so I'm trying to remake all my previous work(the app-books) and create new app(book stand).
However, each app-book has its own interactive objects so I have no idea how to do this.
Is there any good document or any tips for this?
Can your books be made via iBooks Author? How are they interactive? If you have to go down the custom store route, I would look at epub and HTML5.
Check out the Baker Framework or HPub. Also check out various interactive PDF SDKs out there.
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Closed 9 years ago.
Kind of a noob question, but is there a good way to search for custom controls/objects/frameworks? I was able to stumble upon the Three20 framework and some other things like custom progress bar views and other custom views...but I just kinda 'happened' upon them. Is there any standard place where people post their stuff besides doing a github-wide search?
For UI elements, check out Cocoa Controls. I unfortunately don't know of any other centralized repositories for categories etc. All the useful stuff I've stumbled across came from github, stackoverflow, and/or repeated google searches.
I would recommend staying away from Three20, though. Having used it on some large projects in the past, the framework tended get in the way more than it helped IMHO. Their drawing libraries have some nice conveniences, but it's a lot of bloat to add to your project if you just want a single UI element that the framework provides.
One good site that has aggregated a lot of these is http://cocoacontrols.com/
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I've looked for this for a bit, but it seems there is no working plugin for uploading photos/images through TinyMCE, apart from MCImageManager that you have to pay for it.
Is there a plugin working for this purpose with the latest TinyMCE? I've tried iBrowser, but that didn't do the trick.
That said, instead of asking another question, is there another handy TinyMCE plugin that enhance its use?
I came across a post in TinyMCE's forum, "Image Manager Plugin for free".
After trying out the 'images' plugin mentioned in the second post, it worked.
It's recommended since it is easy to implement and there is a nice interface where you can create,delete folders, upload one or multiple photos.
Downside
No documentation exists at all but it is relatively easy to implement after having a look through the plugins folders.
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Is there a guide / book about custom control development for iOS? All the books I've found don't go beyond using UIKit builtin controls.
As #petert wrote, Cocoa Controls is a great resource, but my favourite is by far iDev Recipes (even though it's not updating that often anymore). Check also http://maniacdev.com/, many open source libraries/projects can be found and it gets updated regularly. Ray Wenderlich has also many nice tutorials - scroll down to "Graphics and Animation".
EDIT: I just saw that #Jano suggests idevrecipes as well, sorry for doulbe posting