Pretty simple question. I have removed the top select-box, for choosing an action to perform on the selected models. However, the leftmost checkbox does not disappear, even though I have no action toolbar neither in top or in bottom.
This is very annoying, as it looks as if it is a field for the given model, just without any headline. See image below... Which has only two attributes - Description and CurrentSeason.
I hope someone can help me remove this checkbox!
If you had removed the actions drop down list by settings your ModelAdmin's actions to None, the action_checkbox should've been removed as well.
class SeasonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
actions = None
Here is the doc link:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/admin/actions/#disabling-all-actions-for-a-particular-modeladmin
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I'd like to edit the Affects Version/s field of an issue in Jira, however, the field is not editable. I can see the field, but the None value cannot be changed.
From what I've found, this is commonly caused by the lack of version(s) in the project. There are existing versions in my project (in various states too).
In the Screen schemes menu of the project settings check if the desired field, in this case Affects Version/s, is on the edit issue screen.
If it's absent, add it using the Select Field drop down menu at the bottom. Once the field is present you should be able to edit the field, either from the regular task view or the edit screen.
In JIRA there are three type of screen create, edit and display.
You are able to see the Affects Version/s field of an issue in JIRA but not able to edit it.
You are able to see it because this Affects Version/s field is present is display screen. Just check if it is present on edit screen also.
this kind of problem we face if any field is present is display screen but not in edit screen.
I am trying to remove update cancel buttons.
but no any config's are available for this.
I have tried to override but i cant remove this.
please if you have done task like this or know how to do this help me.
You're absolutely right that there is no built-in way to hide the update and cancel buttons with the row editing plugin.
You could try to hide the button bar via CSS. The normal CSS class name is x-grid-row-editor-buttons. But this may cause other problems.
Or, you could try a different editor, such as the CellEditing plugin - this lets you edit one cell at a time, as opposed to showing the editors for the entire row, and doesn't use buttons.
You might be able to remove the button by overriding the Ext.grid.plugin.RowEditing. A quick look at the source shows me an array with in the initEditiorFunction() which looks like this.
btns = ['saveBtnText', 'cancelBtnText', 'errorsText', 'dirtyText'],
Try removing the cancelBtnText button, and perhaps it won't show on there? I haven't tested this but this might be something in the right direction.
(using iOS8.3, Xcode6.3, OSX10.10.3)
Hi, I wonder if a WatchKit WKInterfaceGroup can be a Button ??
In my watchkit-application, I would like to maximize the touch-surface for a particular action.
I know that one can place one or more buttons in a goup (next to other things like labels, images etc). Having such a WKInterfaceGroup (called group) with small items in it - I thought of placing several buttons, all filling out the empty space between the groups container.
But by placing several buttons close to each other in the group, even if they all reference to the very same action, I realised that touching two buttons by the user's finger in the group would not lead me to the desired surface-increase.
The problem is, the user-finger touches more than one button at once and even tough, I gave all the buttons in the group, as just mentioned, the very same action behind, the action does not get fired off.
The solution might be, if possible, to define the entire group as a button. How would that work ?? (...maybe accessibility traits could help ?? or other....???). Or can you somehow overlay a button on to a group ???
Any idea appreciated !
You can use a WKInterfaceButton, change its content type to "group" in the attributes inspector in IB and fill it with whatever content you need.
I've got a number of buttons in a view and have assigned a tag number to each for identification in code. I just went back to check one of them, and can't find the field in the Attributes Inspector where I originally assigned the tags. I've tried all my buttons and restarted Xcode, and the result is the same--no tag field.
Here's what my attribute inspector looks like with a (tagged) button selected in the storyboard:
I came upon a recent comment by someone who also couldn't locate the tag field. He also is using Xcode 5.0.2.
Anybody else run into this?
Thanks!
The sections in the attributes inspector can be shown or hidden by clicking on the lines where the words "View", "Control", etc appear. When you rollover the line with these section titles, you'll see the words "show" or "hide" appear on the right edge of the line. Clicking anywhere on the line toggles between the two states.
Where it says view: Move your mouse over to the far right and something should appear that says "Show". Click on it and you'll see the tag identifiers, etc.
I am coming from android and trying to replicate my small app to iOS. I basically have a list of things and certain actions can be taken on each thing. For example:
Colors
---------
Red <fav> <delete> <edit>
Green <fav> <delete> <edit>
...
Black <fav> <delete> <edit>
Though I have not seen many apps on iOS do this. Is this doable? Or should I have an "Edit" button on top right hand which then shows these actions?
For what you describe, namely a list of editable items, the Master-Detail-Application template seems to be a good fit. Editing these items is usually done by tapping the respective item, which then brings up the detail view. A swipe gesture usually allows to delete items from a list.
Also you can have a look at the Mail app and see how it handles the e-mail list (aka items) and one email with its text, etc (aka detail view). I would suggest a similar behavior for your app.
Use UITableView to show the list of items.
Refer this link to know about UITableView : https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/reference/UITableView_Class/Reference/Reference.html
In UITableView, You can create the custom cell and add your buttons (fav,delete,edit) on it.
Please refer this link as well : http://www.appcoda.com/customize-table-view-cells-for-uitableview/
Thanks!