I have a inputbox, I want to write a default value in it, and when I click in the inputbox that default value dissapear...
Can somebody please help me with this? What is the easiest way in achieving this?
Thanks. Cheers. Alex
Check out this answer:
How can I implement Stack Overflow-like watermarks in forms?
In short, HTML5 has the placeholder attribute, which is designed for this very task.
That's called a watermark. Check this jQuery plugin out http://code.google.com/p/jquery-watermark/.
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First time asking on SO, I know that this question was asked lot of times. I already visit all those posts but without sucess unfortunately.
As the title says, I need to change the active tab by code. I am using the material ui scrollable tabs with react.
I thought that the project I am working on maybe it has something bad, so I made this codesandbox to try without success aswell.
Could you please give me a hint on how to do this on the given example?
Thanks in advance for all the help, this community is awesome!
Best regards
If I understand correctly, you are looking for a way to manually set a tab, without hitting the actual tab button.
If yes, all you need to do is to change the state that holds the tab's value using setValue and provide the number of the tab you want to go (starting from 0).
e.g. setValue(2) will take you to the third tab.
You can take a look on this. I have created a static button that change the state to a specific number, just to demonstrate the idea.
Can you please tell me how do I create and use context menu in angular-leaflet-directive.
I couldnt find it on the documentation
Please give an example for the same.
Thanks.
Had the same problem. Here, check this out:
https://github.com/aratcliffe/Leaflet.contextmenu/commit/25c3c5fc7fcacbd9d716f859b9ce80cca2148325
I just had to move my contextmenu options into the map-subobject of the default object.
I didn't really find any way to show SimpleDialog internally in MetroWindow. Is it possible?
Note: SimpleDialog has been renamed with CustomDialog.
Have you seen the documentation for dialogs? I also recommend to have a look at the sample application.
I was just looking at this myself. To show the dialog internally you use the ShowMetroDialogAsync Method on the MetroWindow:
From a user control:
((MetroWindow)Window.GetWindow(this)).ShowMetroDialogAsync(myMetroDialog);
And you can close it from inside the dialog using the MetroWindow.HideMetroDialogAsync:
parentWindow.HideMetroDialogAsync(this);
For example, instead of going to manual entry, simply go back to the previous page. I know it is possible to completely remove the button with the EXTRA_SUPPRESS_MANUAL_ENTRY option but I'm looking for a way to modify the button.
Sorry, the functionality you're looking for is not available.
I'm trying to create a window control where you can toggle the state from hidden to shown, that hides/shows some stuff when not hidden.
Something like this:
Is there any built in control to handle this? Or do I have to implement it myself?
And what would be the best method to implement something like this?
Thanks in advance..
(Also is there a name for this? I have no idea what to call it)
You'll have to implement it yourself, but it's just a button with an icon on it that changes when you click it! Should be a breeze :-) Another way to do it is have 2 buttons in the same position and they hide one another when clicked - can be simpler to do.