Hi
I am working on a windows application in c#. I want to show a dialog box which describes the operating system information on click of a menu item. I should achieve this programatically.
Please let me know the procedure to achieve this.
Thanks in Advance
Use this: System.Environment.OSVersion
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I'm trying to create a webapplication using react-360. Until now it seemed to be working just fine. But is there a possibility, that the 360-view only opens on a click and not on init? I want to have a menu where the user can choose to start the 360-tour.
Thanks in advance!
this may be what your looking for.
WebVr Polyfil
Implementing this library will allow you to toggle between VR mode and a normal view. Check the following example that I've done (taken from my Udemy course). You have to view it on mobile for it to work.
Example
If this isn't what you're going for, perhaps you're looking for something like this:
HouseTourVR
This is a project that I made that has a welcome index.html and with the click of the enter button takes me to the 360 tour. Hope this is what you're looking for.
I can not make combobox from gui builder.
I drag and drop a combobox into place from Components Pallete/Core Combonets.
I am setting two values as is shown in the screen shot bellow:
I am saving the From in the gui builder and then I hit the run on netbeans. On simulator the combobix is shown empty as you can see on the next screenshot:
am I dong something wrong?
This seems to be a bug in the GUI builder. We generally recommend avoiding combo boxes so people don't test this much. Please file an issue here. As a workaround just use setModel within the constructor and define the elements that go in.
I am working on a WPF-MVVM (.Net 4.0) application that has a Metro look (it just has a look, it is not a metro application.)
I need to show a windows 8 like message box that blocks the operations for the user before he rids that message box by clicking yes/no/cancel (or any button.).
I came across this otherwise great article and momentarily thought that I have found the solution. But this has its own drawback.It just stops the user from interacting with the controls behind by mouse clicks. The user can however use the tab key to get back to the buttons behind and click them (pressing enter).
A number of things are coming to my mind:
should I go for custom adorners and play with hitTestable property?
Or should I place a control and play with its visible property.
Before going for any approach I thought of putting forward my question to the wonderful community here if someone has done a similar thing in past and provide me some pointer/reference/approach.
Can someone suggest what is the way to achieve this? Please note I will be happy to use prism or any other open source if that solves the purpose but the window will have to be custom made.
Please excuse me if you find this too stupid a question. Please pardon my ignorance. Thanks for reading this.
I recently came across a similar problem, I resolved it using a DialogPresenter as explained there:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36516/WPF-Modal-Dialog
I had to do a few tweaks there and there but overall it's working fine and I now have a nice way to display dialog boxes!
There is a better way of doing it
var dialog = new MessageDialog("Select Social network is already authorised!");
dialog.ShowAsync();
In my current project (presentation, slide software) I need to be able to make some simple XAML, text images, movies and stuff like that.
If it were HTML I would go with fckeditor or another free editor, but what to do in XAML?
Anyone know if its possible to make one yourself (like executecommand to a IE)? or download one from anywhre on the net?
Cheers
Take a look at this question: Designing WPF Windows for Free?
The leading answer recommends Kaxaml, XAMLpad and several more options.
I'm fiddling with adding the ability to output from a program I'm working on to both PDF and XPS. Initially both were just done via printers (pdf printer/xps writer) but I'd like to do it a little more directly.
The issue I've run into is that there doesn't seem to be a page preferences dialog for WPF. Is there one and I just can't find it, or does something like this have to be custom built in WPF?
I can display the print dialog and then just not actually call PrintDialog.Print, but that's not really any better than just having the user print using a PDF printer. I can retrieve all the page settings from the print dialog, but the user would actually be setting those settings for whichever printer was currently selected.
I just need a dialog with all the standard printer preference options, like page size, margins, copies, etc. Not difficult to create, but I'm surprised I can't find one...
My answer to this question should help you. What are the chances... I just answered it, and I stumble across your question :)
Hope this helps you!!