I have a question regarding changing states.
When i change states with my app my buttons in the headers dissapear.
I have made an app in this link:
http://play.ionic.io/app/2f5cc1913037
Anyone help would be appreciated!
From Ionic Docs:
Button Hidden On Child Views
By default, the menu toggle button will only appear on a root level side-menu page. Navigating in to child views will hide the menu- toggle button. They can be made visible on child pages by setting the enable-menu-with-back-views attribute of the ionSideMenus directive to true.
<ion-side-menus enable-menu-with-back-views="true">
Working DEMO
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I have used the grouped dropdown component from PrimeNG, I want the dropdown's
First section to have a toggle button.
Second section to have options which would work as a select component works.
I need suggestions on which component could be used as a base component to create a similar functionality. Like shown in the image https://imgur.com/NHIIoIO
I was able to use this component (https://www.primefaces.org/primeng/#/dropdown) to style the dropdown to look like the wanted component, missing the toggle button section, But when the toggle button is added in to the dropdown template, and the toggle button is clicked the dropdown closes.
I just want suggestions on the component shown in the image, not looking for code.
You can use ng-zorro for a similar output.
Here is the link of documentation.
https://ng.ant.design/docs/introduce/en
Also, I have created a sample similar to the question in Stackblitz
You can check it here
https://stackblitz.com/edit/custom-dropdown-template-using-ngzorro
I'm currently attempting to tab through some react components that I've (text inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons, etc) implemented (using material-ui). Something I've discovered is that tabbing through my components locally works as expected but as soon as I put it on the server, it skips through my checkboxes & radiobuttons (but tabbing to text inputs works fine).
The website that I'm displaying my react project on is built on backbone and I'm basically displaying an iframe with my react project inside that. Is it possible that this has some effect on a user's ability to tab through the components inside an iframe?
Thanks for your help!
With some help from above, I was able to figure out that when I render my react project inside the backbone project, some components such as my checkbox and radio buttons are wrapped inside a <span> tag and in order for it to be able to be tabbed I had to add the tagIndex attribute to it. Thanks everyone!
So I was working with accordion plugin for nativescript. This plugin works just fine if the template of the item is fixed. Unfortunately in the application that I am trying to make the template isn't fixed. In one expansion panels the children are a slider and a label but in another one the children are radio buttons and text boxes. I need help as to how do I go about making such an UI.
Thanks for your help in advance!!
PS : This is the link for accordion and the example is in demo folder: https://github.com/triniwiz/nativescript-accordion
For those who are facing the same problem I found out the solution. Instead of using accordion you should use the visibility attribute and toggle it accordingly.
I'm working on my first project in Ionic Framework. The app is using ui-router for state management and ion-side-menu for navigation. Even though states and navigation have been really smooth, I'm having trouble understanding transitions between states and the back button.
Scenario 1: The side menu has a list of the main states in the app and the user can navigate by tapping on them. When they do so and the transition ends successfully, I don't want the back button to appear at the top left instead of the side menu toggle. I want to see the toggle and the side menu again.
Scenario 2: When the user submits a post, I want the user to transition into the 'My Posts' state with the newly created post at the top (I already achieved this resolve in the state). So after the post is submitted I have: $state.go('app.myposts.list'); When the 'My Posts' is rendered, I see the back button at the top again, but I want the user to see the menu toggle.
I read the docs on both side-menu and ui-router, and $ionicHistory but I haven't been able to find the answer for what the true logic of this is. Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance!
There's StackExchange button with a dropdown layout on this site on the top-left side. If you click on it, it opens, if you click on somewhere else, it's hidden.
Is it possible to create a similar composition in vaadin application given a button and layout?
Two conditions are:
Know the state of the layout(hidden or shown) from the code(that's why javascript is not appropriate).
Button should expand and hide the layout and the rest area on the click should only hide it(the same as here with the StackExchange button).
Does anyone know the solution? Thanks a lot.
Two posibilities :
Native Vaadin : PopupView. Here's an example of using it in the Vaadin Sampler. No control over the placing of the popup, and showing the popup can't be controlled by anything other than the view itself.
Vaadin Addon : Overlays Allows you to overlay any component (e.g. a layout) relative to any other component, can can be controlled by a seaprate component (e.g. a button)