We developed a Word web add-in using html+js, and inserted to Word. Our questions:
Does the add-in display on the left of the document? Right now, when click on the Task Pane button it will display on the right of the document.
How can I keep the add-in open when next time open the document?
Does the add-in display on the left of the document? Right now, when
click on the Task Pane button it will display on the right of the
document.
It displays the Task Pane on the right side of the document for left to right reading languages. If it's a right to left reading language (like hebrew) it should open it on the right side. So it's not configurable by the developer.
How can I keep the add-in open when next time open the document?
Check this link out: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/develop/automatically-open-a-task-pane-with-a-document
You need to name the taskpane id that you want to automatically open as
Office.AutoShowTaskpaneWithDocument
so your manifest should include a snippet like:
<Action xsi:type="ShowTaskpane">
<TaskpaneId>Office.AutoShowTaskpaneWithDocument</TaskpaneId>
<SourceLocation resid="Contoso.Taskpane.Url" />
</Action>
and in your code you should enable the auto-loading with the following snippet:
Office.context.document.settings.set("Office.AutoShowTaskpaneWithDocument", true);
Office.context.document.settings.saveAsync();
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I have just started IBM Watson Studio. I created a project within which I created a Jupyter notebook. I logged out of it and want to login again after 30 minutes. I do not find any provision to open an existing project even though I am able to create a new project
In the list of projects, click on the name of your project. In the project, switch to the Assets tab, where you'll see list of your notebooks in that project.
To edit a notebook, click on the Pencil icon in the same line. If you click on the name of the notebook, it will open in view mode rather than edit mode. But you'll have another Pencil icon at the top, so you can switch to editing from there as well.
Log in to your watson studio. Click on the IBM cloud at the top left corner. Choose dashboard click on services. Select Watson Studio-62. In the new window click on get started. Then in recently updated projects you will be able to see your project. Click on that. Then a new window will get opened. There you can see Notebooks. Click on the name of your note book. Click on the pencil icon to edit the note book..
We have finished our app and tested from QA Team and its published in app store & google play from 3 months ago, but now we need to update and add some feature in some form, all forms its opened in the designer but the problem one form show me as a blank and we can not redesign the form again. we update codeanameone before open the netbeans code, please help, as you can see the image as below
the Form is blank and there is a capital C beside it, and all opened form is F:
check whether XML TEAM MODE is checked or unchecked . If it is checked then uncheck it or if it is unchecked then check it and close the theme designer without clicking save button . And reopen the designer then it should displays its components.
In Chromium / Chrome I can use "Inspect element" to view a list of the current page's resources, including JS, images, videos. Basically, all files that have been downloaded in service of that page.
When I "Inspect element" in Firefox I can't find an equivalent. Am I missing it, or is there another way to access the list of files?
From the Tools menu, pick Page Info
In the Page Info window, select the Media tab
...the list of files downloaded for that page will appear under the Media tab.
In order to view resources like js or css files, you would select Network in the developer tools panel to open the Network Monitor. This will show all resources downloaded by the page (including images, media etc.)
From there you can narrow your search based on the type of resource you're looking for by selecting the appropriate tab at the top of the window. To inspect its contents, select the resource from the list and click the Response tab in the window that appears to the right.
On Windows, press 'F12' to open developer tools then select 'Network'. Under 'Network' select the filter labelled 'Images'. Reload your page and the images will be listed there along with their links. You can open them in a new tab and save them on your device.
After opening the Inspect Element console; Look for the Toolbox options at the TOP RIGHT CORNER (highlighted in BLUE as shown in the Picture link below)
Click on it and under the "Default Firefox Developer Tools" ; Click on the ones that you want to get displayed. (As per the link you gave for the Google Chrome that displayed the "Resources" - the equivalent in Firefox would be "Storage", as shown below
Toolbox Options--> Storage
Hope this helps :)
So I have the SSRS Report Viewer Web control on a WebForm in my project, and it is working as expected now.
Since the print button does not naturally render in browsers other than IE, I've implemented this solution SSRS print button in Chrome and Firefox to give users in those browsers some ability to still print.
However, several of my reports are multi-page reports. It would be useful to show the entirety of the report at one time so the user only has to click the print button one time.
I've looked for a setting in the control, and simply do not see one. As I'm using server reports, it would not be possible to modify the RDL to make the page "larger".
What other approach could I take to display the whole multiple page report at one time?
If I understand correctly, you want the interactive size to show ALL your data, but the normal printed output (via the SSRS button) to use the proper page size.
To do this, you can modify the report's InteractiveSize Height property and set it to zero (0in). You can find this on the report's property page (press F4 to see the property page if not displayed). It is not shown in the normal report properties dialog -- only in the Properties Window.
This will make the interactive report page-less and render all the report data in one go. Assuming its not terribly large, this works well for people annoyed by the paging on the interactive report viewer and who just want to scroll through a data list.
Trying to follow internet guides I've found, but there seems to be a difference in the way the latest version works.
I am trying to register a user control as instructed at the link below, but I dont't see the module definitions options that would allow me to complete the set up of a module (useing a test user control I have created).
Screen as I see it is attached
Can any one point me in the right direction?
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It seems that you are in layout mode where you cannot see page content, click on edit radio button at top right corner.