I am working on AngularJS based web application. I want to implement XML Editor in my application. I tried to find out the solution unfortunately, didn't any solution.
Can anyone help to do the same?
Thanks
There have some editors to add your applications
Sublime
Atom
TextMate
Brackets
Hope it helps
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I have been upgrading my application from cakephp 3 to cakephp 4. I was using fheider/cakephp-datatables and I have come across ypnos-web/cakephp-datatables where both support cakephp 3.
I am currently looking for a cakephp-datatable plugin which supports cakephp 4.
If anybody has an idea, I would be happy.
Thanks in Advance.
Isn't the built-in pagination is what you are looking for ? you can do advanced dynamic database links with your HTML tables.
I successfully use ypnos-web/cakephp-datatables on CakePHP 4.2.7. It works very well for me.
You might have to play around a bit to get it working correctly. Read some of the issues (open and closed) on the ypnos-web/cakephp-datatables github repository and you can likely get it working.
Good Luck!
I'm trying to create a custom button ui using version 4.1.3 of Sencha's Extjs SDK and I keep getting errors when trying to compile my sass file with compass. I've tried troubleshooting it myself, searching around for answers online, and posting to the Sencha forum for help and I can't seem to find an answer.
Does anyone have or know of an example file with a working custom button UI implemented? I'm sure there's just one small setting or configuration I have wrong, so comparing what I have to a sample file would be incredibly helpful.
Thanks.
Does anybody know of an ExtJS editor (like HTMLEditor) with syntax highlighting or does someone has some experience integrating Bespin or other Scripts into it?
There is no specific editor for ExtJS code highlighting, however, you can use CodeMirror for Javascript code highlighting. Even I integrated it with my ExtJS application to write Javascript as well as ExtJS codes and it is working perfectly.
If you want to get this feature for highlighting codes in IDE then you can use Spket Update : "http://www.spket.com/update/" in Eclipse (Help->Software Updates->Find and Install->Search for new feeatures) for ExtJS code highlighting.
you could use ace-extjs
In the ExtJs Forum someone published a syntax file for vim, which I use daily.
There is also this (older) blog post : IDEs, Plugins and tool for ExtJs.
Finally, you have a lot of forums thread abouts IDE.
PHP Storm and Webstorm are great
How do I enable auto-complete/code completion feature of IntelliJ IDEA to work with ExtJS javascript library?
Thanks
This could probably be closed as a dup of this question:
Add ExtJS code assist to IntellijIDEA
The answer is here:
http://blogs.jetbrains.com/webide/2010/11/working-with-javascript-libraries-in-phpstorm-webstorm/
do you have the extjs javascript files in your project? I find that when I do Intellij is somewhat good at getting methods, but it doesn't always get all the available methods. I thinks its just a gotcha of dynamic languages -- an IDE can't know all the methods available because some are available only at runtime...
I'm just starting up a new, big project that will be using WPF for the front end. I'm looking for some kind of solution for an integrated help system. The basic use case for this is that the user needs to be able to reach context sensitive help at any time when using the system. The help content should be localized and displayed within the application (not popup an external .chm file).
I'm looking for real world experience in creating and/or using a third party system that can handle the complete flow for this, including a work flow for localizing the help content. Any input is appreciated! Thank you.
One suggestion is to compose help as FlowDocuments. They're simple to compose (and you can whip up an editor using RichTextBox. They can be stored as resources in your assembly and you just use a FlowDocumentReader to view them. That basically lets you fully integrate help into your app the way you want it without needing any external tools or controls.
How about using tooltips ? Wpf tooltips can have any kind of content... can't think of a more integrated help system ;o)
Here is an article by Pete O'Hanlon Easy help with WPF
I suppose you can customize this solution to fit your needs.
Is there a particular reason that you can't popup an external .chm file, or is it for aesthetic purposes? If you must wrap your own implementation, you might want to look at this article on Code Project. It's not WPF specific, but it should serve as a real starting point for you.