I am trying to get started with Construct 2 and notice that some actions appear in bold (Visible and Invisible in the screenshot below). What does it mean? Also, it seems like the last one only does so.
PS - It seems that it only happens for events related to buttons (?).
Well I'm not sure about that, but it seems that buttons manipulate the visible/invisible property different, like it's not a native feature.
So I would check the possibility of visible and invisible acting like instance variables for buttons. I will investigate further when I am on my Windows PC and get back to you.
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I'm working on debugging the script of a page I visit (I'm looking to modify its functionality with Tampermonkey) and I am trying to set breakpoints on some code. This code was minified, so I clicked the "prettify" button and now I can use a formatted version of it instead for debugging.
The first breakpoint was able to be set at the right line, but the next would not stick and would instead appear about a hundred lines further down. This seems to be a bug that has been plaguing Chrome Developer Tools for a while and complaints keep on popping up about it. How can I get it to set breakpoints where I want them to be set?
ETA: The breakpoint goes back to the right place when it is DISABLED, then goes back to the wrong when it is re-enabled.
Minifiers apply various optimizations on your code, such as combining concatenated statements into a single expression using the Comma Operator. If you try to break in the middle of that expression, the debugger will jump to the next statement instead. See the example below from a script on this page.
There is some discussion on implementing sub-expression breakpoints into V8 here, but this hasn't been implemented as of yet.
Heyall,
For a few days I have been getting the following problem:
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The image shows two bars. It only is shown like this in a built version of Cordova on iOS or Android. Not in if ran in the browser, so I can't inspect the attribute.
The second bar (with no caps) is the select attribute. What the first bar is, God may know. But God hasn't yet been so kind to tell me. Does anyone know why it is there and is styled as is? Even without any css it still shows. I only want to show the second bar, obviously. But the first one won't disappear. It always shows the selected option of the select below.
I have tried 'cleaning' the css of the select (Reset/remove CSS styles for element only) but this hasn't worked. Also assigning select:before other properties won't work.
Thanks in advance!
Okay I have been able to solve this by removing jquery-mobile v1.4.5. How exactly jquery-mobile caused this problem to occur, I don't know. But by exchanging jquery-mobile by fastclick.js I do get the functionality I want, but without the bugs/unintended features.
On my home page in ie for some reason it makes a line about 3px high right about the content and right below the bread crumb bar. example.
Second problem, is that it also makes a box on this page
example
On the second example it messes with the user photo moves it into a box that should not be there. Along with the follow forum button. Which should be right below in the box as well. To see how it should look check those pages in any browser but ie. I really could use a fix for this. If its a css thing i have a ie specific css file i can put code in i just cant figure out what i need to put in there.
Also can someone check it out in ie 8 because i don't have it anymore and if there is a different fix maby you could help with that as well.
Looks like you have something going on that's changing your HTML or your DOM based on the browser. Likely you either have some client or server side code that manipulating things in a browser-variant way.
For example, in IE you have two DIVs with ID "boardindex", but I only see one in Chrome. Use F12 and/or Firebug to further investigate the differences. Isolate the code that's causing the differences using a binary search method if necessary.
I'm trying to do something very similar to this example (source code enabled):
http://www.sunild.com/proto/line_chart_example.html
When you hover over each data point, a circle appears indicating that this is a point. How do I keep those circles visible at all times?
Edit: this example isn't mine, but you can view the source enabled here:
http://www.sunild.com/proto/line_chart_example_src/index.html
Umm, the case you show is a working example giving no details about the code itself. There are enormous ways the code could be.
For Eg - The code could be keeping an event listener over & out a mouse event...So removing it pretty much keeps the circles there.
But still I suggest show at least what you are doing, if not that code to get some clue.
I have an Access form displaying a tiny amount of data for a certain type of record. Basically it just prints the name on the left and on the right has a bunch of Rectangle controls whose background color I change in the form's OnLoad() function, according to results from a query performed using that record's ID as parameter.
This all worked fine, got my ID/name on the left and 31 boxes on the right, colored if that day of the month is reserved :) But needless to say that function can be completely arbitrary since it's code.
Then I decided to switch to 'continuous form' as to display as many records/items as possible. But alas, it was not to be -- all boxes were colored according to the query/function performed for the first record only. I figured that might be because it's the OnLoad() but changing it to OnCurrent() did not do much either. As it turns out, or that's what I read, the Rectangle intances are shared over the entire form and if I change the BackColor for one of them it changes for that box for each record.
I want to be able to change this according to a query performed on a per-record basis. Is there any way? Up until now I've only been able to find conditional formatting (the feature that's nor available for rectangles nor seems to cater my exact needs?) and kludgy Access 97 text-box hacks.
Thanks in advance :)
You may be coming from an HTML background, where rectangles would be a natural solution. They aren't in Access. I don't think they'll work for you (in fact, "kludgy" could describe the attempt in my humble opinion).
You can however display an image. You'll keep an image for each status ready to call up. I've made visual displays this way. A little later I may be able to post some code, but I think you'll find this plays out pretty simply even if I don't.
ADDED NOTE: I'm glad this looks like it will work for you. You are concerned about "instanced only once" in your comment below. Yes, that's true for rectangles which are unbound controls (because they are designed for mere ornamentation). But you'll be using an image control which is a bound control (see Remou).
Change each rectangle to a text box, Control Source:
=Iif(myConditionIsMet,"ÛÛÛÛÛ","")
The "Û" is the Full Block character in Arial (asc 219).
All unbound controls in a continuous form will be the same; bound controls can be varied using conditional formatting.