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.
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I designed a menu using Java language and now I want each menu item to go to the desired page when clicked.
And one more thing is that I want to have a light and dark mode in my menu, how do I do it?
But I don't know, can you please introduce me the pages that have this trainingenter image description here
I have made the menu but I don't know how to add day and night mode
and opening each menu item in a separate page
It is called Navigation Drawer, you can follow tutorial in this link to learn how to create it:
https://guides.codepath.com/android/Fragment-Navigation-Drawer
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);
I noticed this half screen wifi selection menu in some Android Apps.
I would like to use this menu in my own app, to give the user the possibility to select the wifi without jumping to settings app.
I didn't find any instruction how to do this. However AndroidStudios Layout Inspector showed me that its belonging to the system, not to the app.
Anyone knows how to open this menu ?
It's called a Settings Panel:
https://medium.com/google-developer-experts/exploring-android-q-settings-panels-d308525b8345
You are looking for Settings Panel
This is for Android Q.
Here's an example to how to call it.
startActivityForResult(Intent(Settings.Panel.ACTION_INTERNET_CONNECTIVITY), INTERNET_SETTINGS_REQUEST)
Is it possible to change an application icon directly from the program?
I mean, change icon.png in the res\drawable folder.
I would like to let users to change application's icon from the program so next time they would see the previously selected icon in the launcher.
Assuming you mean changing the icon shown on the home screen, this could easily be done by creating a widget that does exactly this. Here's an article that demonstrate how that can be accomplished for a "new messages" type application similar to iPhone:
http://www.cnet.com/8301-19736_1-10278814-251.html
Is it possible to visualize JFR events on chart? Sure I can browse them in log section but I'd like to visiualize them on chart also.
A good example would be "Machine total" attribute from "CPU Load" event.
If it is possible how to achieve it?
Use the Designer View:
Window -> Show View -> Designer (Unsupported)
Open a JFR file
Go to the appropriate tab
Click the red stop button in the designer view
Use context menus in either the editor view or designer view to modify the existing GUI
Use the designer view and New Group or New tab to add new GUI (close and reopen the JFR file to view the new tab structure)
This is both unsupported and undocumented, but is however how the standard JFR GUI is built. I'm trying to find an online video where either I or someone else has demoed this..
(Your example with "Machine total" is already visualized though, both on General/Overview and Threads/Overview)
Good luck!