I am evaluating the Teechart ActiveX control on Ms Access and i am having a strange issue with the Axis Scrollbar.
While it seems to be working, it is overly sensitive to mouse movement. Just by moving the mouse, the scrollbar shift to the far left.
Clicking the body of the scrollbar (not the arrows) returns it to the view but this is not right.
Any ideas?
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When I go to the package configuration wizard the configuration filter dialog box is cutoff, has anyone solved this?
Resizing window just kept that dialog box cut off
I can resize just fine using the lower right corner sash to change the window.
An alternative that always works with windows forms is the Tab key as that'll navigate you to the items, even if they're offscreen.
At one point, VS seemed to have rendering issues with the adjust visual experience checkbox and the consensus a decade back was to uncheck that if it was acting "weird." It's been some time since I've had to fiddle with that setting though so the issue seems to have been resolved.
That's VS 2017 in my screenshots. The corner sash exists on VS 2015 as well. Beyond that, I'd need to go to archives or install current VS editions to explore. As to simulating the drop down arrow selector, holding left Alt key down and hitting the down arrow brings up those selectors.
I think I managed to navigate the entire sequence of adding a configuration without using a mouse in my little video here (although I tried really hard at the end).
I have a webpage that normally snaps to predominant direction of scroll when it starts, the default behavior web browsers have: if the div is scrollable in both directions, the scroll direction is locked to the first axis that the user moved their fingers more, and unlocked if the user also moves their fingers in the other axis more than some threshold amount.
This works great and natural for almost everything though I have some canvas-like (for clarity: NOT HTML canvas, I'm talking about regular divs here) div that I want to disable this behavior as for navigating inside that particular view, it's counter-intuitive.
How can I disable axis locking for a particular element?
Locking of scroll axis is not a part of any of the current the Web APIs https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API so it is a property of the user agent (browser or browser+OS). This means that there is likely no solution, and if there is one it will probably only work for a specific browser.
I have a form which holds a few textboxes and labels. I am trying to improve the design of the form in design view but:
When I copy and paste a control in the same form, the control jumps to a different section.
When I drag to reposition the control the control, the control moves without precision. The dragging is not smooth at all.
When I resize the control, it either over expands and over shrinks. The action is not smooth at all.
I have only been able to reposition and resize the controls by using their left and width properties. Has someone come across this before? I am using Access 2016.
In a SQL Server Integration Services project, the designer view has created a large amount of unused space above the space I'm actually using. Notice the size of the right scrollbar in the following zoomed out view.
When starting the project, the designer's view always starts in the upper left corner, meaning I have to scroll to the bottom to see any of my work. Is there any way to clip the designer's working space to what I'm actually using? I've verified there is absolutely nothing above the containers here.
Click on the Fit to Window view (the square-ish box at the bottom of the slider). Then select all your tasks. Drag all of them together to the left-top corner. After sometime, enlarge the view to 100% (the dark line on the slider). Do it couple times till you have what you want.
Format -> Auto Layout -> Diagram
This will Auto size your boxes and bring them back to top left. Doing it manually is annoying and almost impossible.
Select all controls and cut it. Click Fit View on Windows bottom right corner. It will resize. Then paste your control back.
I'm implementing a Gantt Chart in SSRS via the Horizontal Range Chart and notes I found here (http://pnarayanaswamy.blogspot.com/2010/09/range-bar-chart-gantt-chart-using-ssrs.html). I've successfully implemented the Gantt Chart plus some additions so it can span multiple pages (DynamicHeight based on # of rows). My problem is that no matter what I do, I end up with double blank pages at the end of the report. I.e. if my Gantt chart is 10 pages, I'll have 10 blank pages at the end.
Any ideas? It's most definitely not a margin issue, as I've removed everything from the report except the Gantt Chart and then made it 1" wide and still get the double-pages issue. It is always exactly double the # of pages it should be. I've turned on all borders to see if there are any dynamically expanding boxes that might cause this but nothing is showing up. I'm open to ideas from anyone who has experienced anything similar. This is probably rare, though, as charts don't typically span multiple pages.
Thanks for your help.
Rocky
Even though you've explored a lot of the options, this still sound like a width issue. certainly a width issue: have you checked the width of the "Body" (That's the name that will show in the Properties pane.) You can find this by clicking on a blank part of the report, the background, and then use the properties pane to alter the width (The Body Properties dialog doesn't have options to change this.) Another way of changing these is by dragging the border of the page around in the designer.
Make sure that the width of the Body is less than your page width minus margins. Those, as it sounds like you know, are set in Report menu -> Report Properties.