I created a form in ACCESS based on previously created table that was empty. Before any cosmetic changes to the form I was able to add records, and using the little < > buttons at the bottom of the form, I was able to scroll through the data in the table. I then made some cosmetic changes, changed the tab order, and now the scrolling buttons don't work. Are they supposed to work on a data entry form, or do I need to add controls for scrolling.
I have a presentation with 6 images on separate slides and I want to write a script to rearrange them to one slide (on a grid formation).
I have already automated grabbing the images and adding them to the slides, but I cannot figure out how to arrange then automatically.
What would be some possible ways to go about it?
I am not confident but I think you can only 'copy' an image with insertImage(image)
Get an image
Copy to target slide
Set position setLeft(left) setTop(top)
Delete original image
Go back to 1 to handle another 4 images
I am trying to achieve following scenarios through adaptive cards. I have tried many ways but still not able to reach any far by my expectation.
Scenario one
I am trying to build a feedback rating card which has 3 images. As soon as a user clicks on any of the image, I would like both Action.ToggleVisibility and Action.Submit event to trigger at the same time. Is it possible to bind two events on a image in adaptive cards?
Scenario two
Since the first option did not work for me, I tried to add the radio buttons along with the existing images and a Submit button separately. But this time, It was found that the radio button does not have an option to associate an image with it. Also, the alignment of the choice set cannot be changed from vertical to horizontal. Is there any workaround for this?
Does anyone know how programatically:
1- Stop the SpinnerList from spinning;
2- Check in which item the spinner currently is while spinning;
The SpinnerList I am using comes from the mobile.swc components. It is a Spark component (using Flex 4.6). What I could take from the documentation is basically that I could control the SpinnerList and stop it when the user triggers a mouseDown event by manipulating the scoller used in the SpinnerList. That leads to another question how do I control the scroller. Do I need to set the scrollPolicy on/off? Isn't there a better way?
Second point I still have no idea how to do it. Even reading carefully the documentation. My dataProvider is sorted alphabetically and I would like to smoothly pop a letter showing in which letter group the Spinner entered while spinning. Sort of a first letter displayer that dynamically changes while scrolling. Something like the caret_index would be cool but it only updates once the Caret is selected.
Thanks!
I'm trying to create a very simple form in an Access database. Whenever I drag a textbox on the form, a label gets created with it. I want to be able to move the label without moving the textbox,but whenever I try to do that, the textbox moves with it. Its like they're linked with each other.
Is there a way to separate them from each other so that they can be moved separately?
Yes, but you are better off looking for the small square black box that appears on the top left corner of each control when you click the textbox or label. This box will allow you to drag each control independently. Don't forget Format->Align (Left,Right,Top,Bottom) it is probably more useful for tidying up controls than anything else.
You can separate the label from its parent control by deleting the label, clicking the detail section to ensure that no controls are selected, and pasting, but I would advise against it. You can do a number of useful things with labels that are related to controls and one of them is move the two together - this is useful when you have the form tidied. Another is to find the parent of the control, which is useful when using VBA to change controls.
While in design mode, With the label and field selected, click the Arrange button located on your ribbon toolbar along the top, you will see a button in the control layout section of the Arrange group. Select the remove button. This will remove the connection between the label and the field.
You can also use Group/Ungroup menu commands to establish/remove the connection. Grouping the label and control causes them to move together in design view.