Is text box control is available in bada 2.0 only .Then how can we use control or method which can
provide the functionality similar to textbox in bada 1.1 .Is any one have idea than Kindly please suggest
me because I want to use the similar contol (textbox) functionality in bada 1.1 .
The docs state - since bada 2.0. So no, it's not. The straightforward downlevel alternative is Label, or you could create your own control based on CustomControlBase. if you want things like multiline text and click reactions, that's your best bet probably.
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I'm new to 2SXC I'm trying to inject basic content in the Wysiwyg editor, using a token, but have so far been unsuccessful. This is so I can easily add inline content. Like our operating hours are [Content:Operating Hours].
Using [Content:Title] is not working. What I'm I missing?
Using latest Dnn and 2sxc.
This could be either in a Basic content block already or in a plain normal content block.
Your help is appreciated.
So I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve.
My best guess is that you are trying to insert other content-block into a rich-text field.
If this is what you are doing, then you should look at the Inner Content feature
If you get the Blog App you can see it in action.
I was searching for implement the possibility to navigate through dynamic lists in Thymeleafe using arrow keys. I was expecting an build-in solution but I haven`t found any in the documentation. Therefore here my simple question, is there no other possibility to ask which key was pressed and depending on it use Java Script to change the focus?
Thanks, Matthias
I'm just checking if you know a work-around to the problem where we can't use the contentEditable attribute on iPads? I know we can edit the compact.browser to redirect iPad users to the mobile version but we don't want to do this.
Is there some jQuery magic we can use or any 3rd party app you recommend for a rich experience with SharePoint 2010 and iPad?
Thanks in advance.
What you need is a rich text component that is based on canvas rather than contentEditable. Unfortunately such a thing doesn't yet exist as far as I am aware, at least not as a ready to use component.
You can use jQuery to update the content in any of SharePoint's editable areas and it will be saved (I know this mostly because it tends to save dynamic stuff I don't want saved), so it is possible to set something up with a textarea and sync script, but probably more work than you are looking for.
Greetings ,
I am a new developer in BlackBerry Application. I have been working on iphone application too.
I was really shocked to see the user interface of BlackBerry. Coming from iphone application development it was hard to cope with this new interface.
Now i am working on an application which require a registration page . So far i could only find the normal text field and label field .
I wanted to know if there are any other ways to represent the field like the facebook/ twitter application in the BlackBerry Applications.
I really appreciate any help available in this regard.
Thanking you,
Alan Varghese Abraham
I'm unsure what you mean by saying "field like the facebook/ twitter application" (probably because I'm not a big fan of those). However here is a couple of useful BB UI guides:
UI components
How to - Implement advanced buttons, fields, and managers
Yes, I'd say BB is a step behind of iPhone/Android with providing nice/rich UI components out of the box, but the API does allow to create any desired custom Field.
I have to make formatting available for a text box in a web based application just like the options available here to make selected text bold or in italics. I don't know where to start. can anyone please guide me.
Thanks
Why reinvent the wheel? Use something that already exists:
TinyMCE
CKEditor
Here's a list of ten different rich text editors that will do what you need.
http://www.queness.com/post/212/10-jquery-and-non-jquery-javascript-rich-text-editors
Depends on what you're going to be coding in, but I'm sure most languages have built-in types for text boxes that can handle formatted text (not unlike the one I'm typing in right now), and probably have a method that returns the contents of the box.
All you'd need is to figure out is the format code, if you want to store this text and open it elsewhere.
If you want to create from "scratch", you can use any JavaScript framework to ease your work. There are many "good" frameworks out there:
jQuery, ExtJS, GWT, YUI, etc. Just choose the one that suits to your need.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_JavaScript_frameworks