I know absolutely anything about Google's apps-script and I found nothing corresponding to my problem. So I ask my question to the community and I hope someone can help me.
I've created a Google form in which I want to be able to ask the same question several times without having to validate the form and return to the beginning. In brief, make a loop, an iterative question.
Can somebody help me with this?
I'm sorry for my English... Thanks.
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Hello to the whole community,
After a day of reflection, I managed to understand my mistakes, only one remains for the moment.
I am asked to put (SonataAdminBundleAdminAdminInterface) in my admin contacts here but unfortunately, it doesn't work and I don't understand where the error comes from.
Have you already had this problem?
I'm looking for a way to create a second-accurate countdown timer within an embed. I tried editing it every second, which didn't work at all (good at first, then edits would pile up and go all at once). I heard from a friend who knows a major bot developer that it was possible, but never got a reply on how to do it. If anybody has any solutions, that would be greatly appreciated!
Just posting this answer so I can close the question, there's no way to make what I wanted work.
May be stupid question. I created HSPIPluginB1 project from template, it compiles, runs and connects to HS.
But I've got no idea what to do next? How do I create devices, triggers, etc?
Great question. HSPIPluginB is described here. There's some help in the forum thread linked therein, but, for the most part, that HSPI template doesn't do much more to help. Your best bet, for now, is to hunt through the HS developer forum and documentation (https://homeseer.com/developer-support/). Honestly, it's pretty difficult to write a HomeSeer plugin as is, but that's not the fault of the HSPI project.
Fortunately, I'm working on HSPIPluginC. It's significantly easier to understand, but it's not finished. You can get a glimpse of where I'm going with it by checking out https://github.com/alexdresko/HSPI/issues/77#issuecomment-322885054. If anything, there's probably some useful code in there to help you move forward.
If you have any ideas for how HSPI can be made better, please Create an issue or start up a conversation in the chat room
I was going through various links from this forum and other forum. However I was unable to get the exact and good code for this.
Finally I got it and hence wanted to share with you guys.
I could not post the answer so you can see answer given by Jayesh Bhoyar is the correct answer for this question
The System.Windows.Forms.FontBrowser is a pretty horrible piece of work. I'd like to write a custom one, but before I re-invent banging-two-rocks-together, I figured I'd ask if anyone knows an intuitive, friendly and above all simple Font Picker which has been proven in the cauldron of the real world?
I agree with you about how terrible is Windows default font browser.
Some time ago I started to search for a replacement fontdialog, but could not find any (even after some days searching).
So I started to develop one in VB.NET, but never got time to finish it.
This article can help you (as it helped me) to identify what a good font dialog should have. Hope this helps you somehow. link.
If you manage to make one, please let me know! I`d love to test and use it :)
EDIT1: This link can help too.