I need to install "Mobile sliding menu" module for my Drupal Commerce kickstart site. I install the free version of http://mmenu.frebsite.nl, but my status report says "The Mmenu library was not detected".Do I need to buy the license?
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I saw some webinar from Sencha, and I am planning to use GRUI from Sencha in my next React project, Is it available over NPM? full feature? Where to find and download?
Short Answer: Evaluation copy is available via npm, but you have to buy the full version. It is not available via download as other ExtJS products.
Please follow the following link to the documentation:
GRUI documentation
Details on GRUI can be accessed easily by visiting the Sencha GRUI page.
It is available over NPM and can be consumed like any other package.
For evaluation, all the features are available and can be checked over a development environment; but some advanced features will require license activation to be enabled in a production environment.
You can the NPM package from our npm page.
I tried building my app through xcode 9 and installed on iOS11 beta 6 phone. But I could not see "offload app" option for my app (setting->iphone->storage->myapp).
I could see only "delete app" option. I tried app installed both through xcode and itunes (ipa).
But for other apple store , downloaded app I see both the option "offload app" and "delete app".
Any idea, why it is not appearing for my app, any setting required in app while building/packaging to achieve this?
I found that its a App Store feature is and only available with app uploaded on app store.
I am native android application developer working on java and android api's with android studio, recently i got a requirement to build a hybrid app with ionic, cordova and angularJs, i spent 5-6 hours and dig google to get some tutorail to setup a project structure of hybrid app in andorid studio, but haven't found anything.
I know how to use ionic, angular and cordova but don't know about the project structure and setup compiling and how to run.
so, i want you guys to post links of such tutorails (If you have any).
Have a look over cordova CLI mode. In this see specific for Android Platform for that you first need following pre-requirement to use:
Android Studio.
Android SDK.
Node.js
Git Client
After installing Node.js Open it's terminal and follow command to create Cordova project with different platform. These steps are already mentioned in official documentation.
Once you have created executed cordova build androidcommand then browse to your project directory. In that you will find that there's a directory named platforms in that you will see Android, now open your Android Studio in that select Select Import Project (Eclipse ADT, Gradle, etc). when you create a new project from there browse to Android directory. That's all you need to do for cordova
Official documentation and referrals links:
http://ionicframework.com/docs/overview/#download
https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/5.1.1/guide/platforms/android/index.html
https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/5.1.1/guide/cli/index.html
https://docs.angularjs.org/misc/started
Hello try to reefer this articles on mcgivery blog.
http://mcgivery.com/100-ionic-framework-resources/
I'm ionic dev and if you want to use good IDE use WebStorm :)
I'm using it on EAP version.
first of all you have to install 1)node.js 2)apache ANT 3) Java JDK &
JRE 4) Android SDk & Eclipse and then after all installation you have
to set this all software path into environmental- variable. and then
fire your npm install -g ionic. without this all software
installation and there path setup your ionic application will not
created. and still you have any confusion and any question related
software installation and there path setup then again tell me i will
help you.
can anyone help me.I cant create a new web application.I mean i cant find the menu option for it. I downloaded eclipse indigo (java) extracted it any started using it, I also downloaded google app engine SDK,google plugin and GWT.and installed them but i can't find create new web application project option in toolbar nor in menu options.
File -> New -> Web Application Project
You've a problem with the installation of these plugins if you don't have this option. Try to restart the Eclipse.
Execute all the steps of the official installation instruction.
Just resolved this exact same problem myself. Highly recommend you download the plugin package to your machine and install it locally. You can download it here:
https://developers.google.com/eclipse/docs/install-from-zip
There are instructions to follow and it worked flawlessly. Hope it helps anyone else who is lost on the plugin install.
Once you installed Google App Engine SDK, you should be able to see web application by following this
select File > New > Web Application Project from the Eclipse menu.
if not, follow this
select File > New > Other > Google > Web Application Project
Official Instructions
Depend what you are using i have eclipse kepler and i can't find "web app prject" butthere is a little google icon that is google plug in for eclipse when u go there and start using plug in you could find web app and all options of google app engine also can find "web app" create project and deploy app.
I have a client with dnn website. I need to develop module for it. How I can start? I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 now (trial version). I cannot access source code, just make new module and install it. What is the best practice to start on the environment like this? Other question is if I using trial version of visual studio, is my module will expire too?
These materials, especially video tutorials, might be really helpful to you when getting started with DNN module development: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/Module-Development.aspx They cover every part from installing DNN module project templates to development and packaging of the custom DNN module.
To your second question, the answer is no, your module will not expire after VS2010 trial expires. Another option for you is to use free express editions of visual studio 2010, for this case Visual Web Developer 2010. You can download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions/visual-web-developer-express You will not be able to use source control directly from express edition, but still there is option to use SVN and a client like TortoiseSVN.
Purchase and read this book: Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming
Visit the download page of DotNetNuke.com
Download the Community Edition. Install it on your dev machine, get it working.
Hook the Desktop Modules folder and bin folder (at least) to your source control
At the download page above, install the Visual Studio Starter Kit
Restart Visual Studio 2010
Start up Visual Studio 2010, create a new compiled DNN module project, make sure its location is in the Desktop Modules folder of DNN
Implement some test code
Install the module on DNN (install by manifest)
Add the module to a DNN page. Test it.
Make updates to your DNN module. You only need to uninstall and reinstall the module if you add or remove files or change the database setup scripts.
Build a deployable version of your module. (You make a zip file or something. Just read the book. I always have to refer back for this step)
Practice installing the DNN module on another fresh DNN Community Installation.
Once you are satisfied that it is installing correctly, install the module on the live site (Do backups first, just in case)