Our application currently has "Background update downloader" configured for the update checks and installation. We have a few problems in this approach with the User community and we are working on making the update transparent to the User. To this end we are trying out the "Update downloader with the silent version check".
However, here we have the same or similar as question as discussed in
Force update in install4j application
We want to remove the "Cancel" button in the GUI Style Layout. However, it is possible for us to change the contents of the "Form" but not the layout itself.
The answer was to use the "Unattended mode with progress dialog". My question would be would moving from the GUI Style to "Unattended mode with progress dialog" result in not presenting the user the Dialog (attached) where he/she can select the download directory, show the old and new version that is available?
My question would be would moving from the GUI Style to "Unattended mode with progress dialog" result in not presenting the user the Dialog (attached) where he/she can select the download directory, show the old and new version that is available?
Yes, "Unattended mode with progress dialog" just shows a progress dialog and none of the screens.
If you want to show the screens and just hide the "Cancel" button, that is possible by setting the "Post-activation script" property of all screens of the update downloader to
context.getWizardContext().setControlButtonVisible(ControlButtonType.CANCEL, false);
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This is a pretty silly situation, but I accidentally disabled the "One or more projects were compiled with errors" popup because I hit enter whilst selecting the wrong thing. I like the popup as it is a clear indication that something isn't correct before the program runs, is there any way to restore the popup?
This isn't a really big issue or anything, I was just wondering if anybody could give any pointers as to where the option is located.
Thanks :)
Picture of the popup:
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*User made a lot of changes to the toolbar layout and added/removed a lot of buttons and now he/she wants to reset the toolbars to their default settings. The default settings are the toolbar layout and content as on the first IDE startup.
Scenario:
User right-clicks an empty area in the toolbar row to open popup menu.
User selects Reset Toolbars item in the popup menu and all toolbars are restored to their default settings.
Alternate Scenario:
User selects main menu View - Toolbars.
User selects Reset Toolbars item in the popup menu and all toolbars are restored to their default settings.
Alternate Scenario - Using Customize Toolbars window:
User invokes Customize Toolbars window - either from the toolbar popup menu or from the main menu View - Toolbars - Customize.
User clicks Reset Toolbars button and all toolbars are restored to their default settings.*
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i have been dealing with a strange problem, in the Adempiere Client, there is a window named Window Customization, now this menu is displayed only in the GardenWorld Client and not in the new Clients i am creating, tried everything related to roles and accesses but of no use, Can Anyone Help???
In Adempiere it is possible to flag new functionality that has not been fully tested as Beta.
If you login as the System Administrator, open the window
Application Dictionary->Window, Tab & Field
and clear the Beta Functionality checkbox, the menu item should appear on the client menu.
Each time we launch our Java Web Start application an ugly "verifying application" progress dialog shows. Is it possible to hide this when the application has no updates?
I know I can add "update check='background'" to the JNLP file but it is absolutely necessary that the client gets updated when an update is available. (Because server and client are tightly coupled through the domain model).
Is it possible to hide this when the application has no updates?
No.
Use a custom progress indicator as described here.
It replaces the default progress dialog.
Furthermore, somehow it isn't opened when the application has no update which solves my problem.
I am currently working on an app which is just a event trigger. I want it to be as simple as possible so I was wondering if it was possible to create an app which works as follows:
When you click on the launcher icon, instead of going into an application, the app's icon merely changes color (e.g. the icon flips from red to green). This would indicate the status of the app. Perhaps if you want to get fancy display a Toast pop-up briefly when it is triggered but nothing more than that. At all times you wold still be in the applications menu.
Add a widget with an icon, then change that icon depending on the tapping of the icon.
I believe that you will find the answer by using ancient wisdom…
I want to customize the jahia CMS Preview button,(which shown in Edit mode) what I need is whenever I click on preview button to see how our web page looks it open in the same tab but I need it should be open in new tab previous one is remain as in edit mode I have tried through different tutorials but couldn't find any solution regarding that.
your helpful view are appreciable.