Is there a way to build a file tree using Cappuccino with collapsible nodes?
Yes, it's called a CPOutlineView.
You can supply a custom dataview which will allow you to display an icon right next to your text just like the finder does.
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I'm trying to integrate a simulator into Maya. I have a solver node. I would like to put a button on the attribute editor, "Simulate" for example that calls a command. How can this be achieved with AETemplates and MEL?
Have a look at some templates which use extra elements like AEfileTemplate.mel.
You have to use the current parent to add the UI elements at the correct place.
string $oldParent = `setParent -q`;
setParent $parent;
Now you can continue creating your own UI layouts or buttons.
I'm talking about the UI as seen in this screenshot. In that program, macOS Finder, you have a column on the left, which lists all the items inside a directory. If you click an item, and that item is itself a directory, a new column opens on the right containing all its entries, and this repeats forever.
I'd like to write a UI like this using React for a simple text-editing web application. Each column would contain folders or text 'files'. Clicking a folder would open that folder's children in the next column over; clicking a text 'file' would place its text in a textarea element for reading or editing.
But I can't figure out how to structure the data.
I think I'd want a sort of tree, where nodes can be either text-files or folders/trees themselves. But how would I then render that tree in React, what pattern of components could I use? Would I render the top level of the current tree into one column component, and have an onclick handler in that component that adds a new column to the parent if a subfolder gets clicked? And if so, would I pass that component some reference to a sub-part of the tree, or pass over the entire portion of that tree?
You can use the material UI Menu component. It lets you have subMenus as well
http://www.material-ui.com/#/components/menu
How can I achieve a horizontally list (contains multiple containers) automatically scroll up and down like something like this link?
I already made the list the problem is how to achieve the auto scroll horizontally.
Every label in Codename One supports this, it's called "tickering" and you can just call startTicker() to start the tickering for a label. You might also need setTickerEnabled(true).
I'm using a VirtualTree as a layer selector for a mapping application, and I'm trying to have a "Layer" or "File" show a green icon when a layer is active and a grey icon when it is not.
Can you...
Set the icon of a selection? or
Bind an icon of an item of a VirtualTree to a boolean property of an array?
I see there is a property for: iconOptions that takes a map and this references qx.data.SingleValueBinding, but how to actually implement it is stumping me. My tree is getting created using:
var store = new qx.data.store.Json(url);
store.bind("model", tree, "model");
I tried:
tree.setIconPath("icon");
but that requires that I have an icon property for every element of my JSON file to display the Folder/File and doesn't allow for the multiple (on/off) capabilities.
Any suggestions?
have a look at virtual tree demo. Using the setIconOption you could specify a convertor takeing other data into account when deciding what type of icon to set.
Is there a way to change the default ajax progressbar that is there in dotnetnukes.
Its not for changing the image but i would like to use an altogether different progressbar. The current one displays the progressbar at the bottom of the section. The requirement to replace it with one covering the entire section or part of it. The section has a search criteria on top and the results below. The progressbar needs to appear above the criteria so that the user will not change it while the search is going on.
That's the animated image you can replace with your own if you have one.
Agree with #DangIT, you can find the gif with name progressbar.gif in images folder in the root of dnn installation. just delete it, and place another image with the same name will do the trick for you