Anyone have an idea which is the library to use UI-tour or walkthrough in angular application. I don't find any valid library except ng-walkthrough.
My need is the one where we can have more flexibility and supportability with the library.
I have tried with ngx-bootstrap-product-tour but it did not work for me. whenever I click on it to start the tour, it's not reflecting anything, I don't see any error or any other problem.
If any suggestions, please let us know.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-onboarding-overlay
The above link worked for me - the same purpose that you are looking for. The above example uses Angular Material CDK and Overlay to achieve this.
Please find more useful links below that can even support for Angular 6.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-joyride (Pretty Straight Forward)
https://isaacplmann.github.io/ngx-tour/
(https://introjs.com/) . https://www.freakyjolly.com/angular-7-6-adding-walk-through-introduction-tour-plugin-for-step-by-step-tutorial-in-angular-2-applications/
use bootstrap tour library.
here is a bootstrap tour for angular - https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-bootstrap-product-tour
demo & docs - https://nmilicic.github.io/ngx-bootstrap-product-tour/
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I using vue3. I need to router-tabs likes vue-router-tab.
I tried to use vue-router-tab on Vue3, but its changelog shows that it only works with Vue2.
So I want to make a router tab myself. But I don't know how to make it.
Please tell me how to make the most basic router-tab.
You want to rely on Vue's <slot> method. There are multiple ways of doing it from there.
There's a LearnVue that will help you learn how to do it: https://learnvue.co/tutorials/vue-reusable-tabs-component
I want to use the SLDS picklist found here.
I'm using several other SLDS elements in my page and they work fine, I have included the necessary SLDS css.
The picklist doesn't actually work in the example they provide so I'm wondering if there is additional configuration required? The documentation does not mention any.
Can anyone tell me what the problem is?
As of my understanding after reading the SLDS documentation the SLDS is just a CSS "framework". For the picklist to work (open) you need to include some Javascript and more specifically the picklist is "opened" by adding a class slds-is-open to the element (picklist). Apply the class to the div stated below.
<div class="slds-picklist slds-dropdown-trigger slds-dropdown-trigger--click slds-is-open" aria-expanded="true">
I can't really make a demo out of this since the SLDS is so complicated to install but hopefully this can help you.
Well those dropdowns require some kind of javascript or jquery so there should be a file you have to include. CSS just styles the content it doesen't make it work XD
if you not comfortable with JS you can use this JS library
or add slds-is-open class on click event
If you are working with desktop application only (no SalesForce1), a simple way to make it work without adding code is removing the trigger--click
Just let the div like this:
<div class="slds-dropdown-trigger slds-is-open"> *//your list//* </div>
And it will work when you put your mouse over the icon.
It will have a weird behavior in SalesForce1 because you can't put your finger "over" without "clicking" the screen, keep that in mind.
PS: slds-dropdown-trigger is deprecated at the moment in SLDS documentation, keep that in mind too.
I'm very new to Angular and I've been doing tutorials and reading books. I'm trying to get an autocomplete from a JSON result. I got the JSON result to iterate over a table, but I need to be able to search with autocomplete based off of that same JSON result.
I have a Plnkr below. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
http://plnkr.co/edit/VObrSPu94rS3dGyVqaXk
If you pop open your developer console, you'll see that there is an error being thrown from your ngAutocomplete.js file. It looks like that directive is designed to be used for Google Places and is expecting you to have a Google library loaded as well.
You probably want to look for a more generic autocomplete directive. The only one I've used is the typeahead included in the Angular UI Bootstrap project, but there are a number of autocomplete modules on the Angular Modules site (the one you are using is the second one listed) that may work for you.
As Sean says, Angular UI Bootstrap (Typeahead) is a good option.
Here is a specific tutorial for that feature from my project.
I have a variable in js. I want to get it from html page by intellisense.
js Code :
var buyer ="Addidas"; in js file.
Now I want to get it in html body as intellisense.
{{buyer}}
try to read `Angular official document,
In your AngularJS controller:
$scope.buyer = "Adidas";
In your html:
{{buyer}}
WARNING: You won't just know Angular once you have intellisense enabled, you will actual have to spend some effort learning it!!!
To enable intellisense follow these steps:
1) Learn Angular by reading the documentation, blog posts, looking at angular projects in Github and following the questions in this site.
2) Learn about unit testing Angular and write some tests.
3) Practice what you learn by doing a few small sites with tests.
4) Once you have done the basics and put the effort in to learn the technology you will realise that just because you use angular it will not give you intellisense in notepad.
5) Once you have this epiphany you could start using an IDE like WebStorm which offers intellisense in most Angular apps if your project is structured correctly.
http://blog.jetbrains.com/webstorm/2014/03/angularjs-workflow-in-webstorm/
There is no intellisense for templates in Visual Studio. Yet. There is a lot of interest in this, especially within the context of Typescript and angular.
More interesting than just having intellisense for templates would be having a build fail if the variable isn't used isn't in the scope.
Unfortunately none of this exists yet.
Is there a FullFragging example with an ActionBar? I don't want to use the support library and I'm having a hard time translating my app from straight up Android to mvvmcross with full fragging.
Thanks.
Possible duplicate of this?
MvxFragments are based on the support library so that it works back to Android 2.2. In the end it looks just like the same thing. I ended up implementing this and it basically just exists in the action bar. You have to set up the tabhost and etc in the xml but I would look at this example.