Hi guys i will like to have 2 different setting page to show 2 different setting
current i'm able to do in 1 setting view, how will i be able to separate into 2 different setting page ?
Why dont you create two different views in your setting page and use the view which ever is required.
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I have a set of objects that I would like to paginate in a bit of a unconventional way. Some objects have a file attached and some don't. The behavior I would like is for the first set of objects without a file attached to be shown on the first set of pages and then for the objects with a file attached to be displayed on the following pages.
So if objects 1-10 have no attachments, and there are 8 objects viewed per page. I would like page one to have 8, and then page 2 to have only 2 objects, and the arrow to proceed to the next page. The remainder of the pages should paginate normally with the remaining objects with files attached, each with 8 per page.
I've looked at some code here:
How to set different page size for the first page in Kaminari?
This allows custom counts on the first page using padding, but haven't got it working correctly and wondering if there is a better solution.
is it possible to change to a specific interior page on the wizard?
lets say I'm on page 2 and I want to move to 5 directly without the user clicking next button 3 times.
thanks!
I would like to show options to choose in my View. I did not found a control for that. Any suggestion howto do that ?
You must use 3 different buttons for the check box,now set different tag for the buttons and set default and selected image for the button.
I am using Adobe Captivate to create an online learning course.
An abbreviation is broken down into 6 buttons, each with an action to bring you to their respective slides. Once the slide is complete, you are brought back to the original.
The ask: the original slide with the abbreviation should only display a 'continue' button once the user has visited all 6 slides.
Is there a way to do this with ActionScript?
You can hide or show buttons in Captivate. You can also change whether or not they are shown using Advanced Actions (you'd probably need to use the conditional actions).
I'm not familiar with ActionScript, but there's an easy way to do this using the Advanced Actions in Captivate. Here's how I would approach it. First, create six variables, one for each of the six respective slides, so you could create variables called v_slide1_viewed, v_slide2_viewed, v_slide3_viewed, v_slide4_viewed, v_slide5_viewed, and v_slide6_viewed. Set their default values equal to 0 (I usually prefix my variables with v_ to distinguish from the inbuilt Captivate variables).
Now on slide 1, set an On Enter property to assign the value 1 to the variable v_slide1_viewed. This means, that when slide 1 loads, the variable 'v_slide1_viewed' will be set to 1. Similarly do this for each of the six respective slides.
Now on the abbreviation slide, create a SmartShape (Continue) button and uncheck the 'Visible in Output' so that by default this button is not displayed. Now you can write an advanced actions (conditional) script that says if
v_slide1_viewed = 1 AND
v_slide1_viewed = 2 AND
v_slide1_viewed = 3 AND
v_slide1_viewed = 4 AND
v_slide1_viewed = 5 AND
v_slide1_viewed = 6
Then Show and select the smartshape ID or whatever you named that object.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
-Sean
Is there a way, using Open XML SDK, to set different page size, orientation and margins for the first, even an odd pages. I know how to set different headers and footers for the first, even, and odd pages but I can't figure out how to set different first even and odd page properties (size, margin, orientation) .
Regards.
You can't. Those properties are set at the section level, and sectPr elements are attached to specific paragraphs. They apply to everything in the section (not just odd pages for example).
You can of course set page properties for specific pages, by making a section out of them, but this requires hard coded page breaks / section breaks before and after.