As the title says, if i want to know the name of screens to then know what screen to customize, how do i know it?
For example, if i go to a Company and im in the tab Summary, how do i know what screens/blocks etc im seeing
The easiest way to do this is to go to:
Administration -> Customisation -> (any entity) -> Screens
The tick the "Inline Customisation" tickbox, just below the tabs:
Then, go back to the Main Menu and go to any Company record. You will see the inline customisation options at the top of each screen:
Click the "Customise Screen" link and a pop-up will appear (make sure you don't have a pop-up blocker).
At the top of that pop-up, it will tell you the Screen name:
You can either customise the screen from this pop-up, or go back into the Administration section, find the screen, and customise it from there.
I hope that helps!
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Just activate the "Integrated personalization" in Admin > Personalization > ENTITY > Screens > And then check the "Integrated personalization"
This way, a link will appear at top of every screen and it will let you customize that speceific screen
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How do I turn the option on to see the tab name of the form and the close button as viewed below. In another database, a previous developer turned it off and when I edit that database, I don't see those controls (Form tab and close button)
This form appropriately has the tab name and a close button on the right.
****Please look at the image below. I am showing it in design mode to prove a point. What I have outlined both in red and in green - are missing. Yes, both in "Form view" and in "Design view" they are missing. This makes it a struggle to develop in because I have to close Access in order to close the form. Right-clicking does not offer 'close' or design in the contextual menus. How do I get them back?
Go to File->Options->Current Database and check "Display Documents Tabs" checkbox. Also you can change designers presentation style to Overlapped Window", in some cases it may be more comfortable for design.
The designer window, including windows without tabs can be closed by pressing Ctrl-F4
Go to :
Form in design view
Properties
Format
Min Max buttons -> Set to : Both Enabled
Is there a way to hide the breadcrumbs' bar on html editor and toolbar buttons (Error List, Output, etc)? I like my editor as clean as posible.
Also if there is a way to autohide the status bar when I'm not building, it would be helpful. Thank you!
(Disclaimer: I worked on Visual Studio)
The "HTML Designer/Editor"-mode in Visual Studio does not let you hide the breadcrumb bar, however you can force-open HTML files in the XML editor and so not have the breadcrumb bar, but it's only ~20px of vertical space, this shouldn't be an issue unless you're using a small display. You can select the XML editor by choosing "Open with..." when opening a file.
As for the Window tabs (Error List, Output, etc): if you show the windows and then click the Pin button, you can then tear-off the entire window set and close them all at once with the close button, they will then re-appear if you manually choose to or keep them as floating windows.
The status bar can be hidden by going Tools > Options > Environment > Show Status Bar, however I don't believe there is no way to have it automatically show/hide if content changes.
However, why are you wanting to hide these UI elements? The vertical space the Status bar and Window tabs consume is about 55px at 96dpi, even at 1366x768 it isn't enough screen-space to worry about.
I want to give demo to some person of my web application so i want to capture screen without Address bar so that they will not know the domain, can you please tell me how to hide address bar or can i hide domain . I have latest chrome and Mozilla
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I'm using a self-written stylesheet to achieve that purpose for Firefox.
It hides the complete top-bar and appears when hovering over the top window-border, or focusing the address-bar with the key-combination Ctrl+L.
It's not perfect (e.g. there can be a flickering effect when focusing the address-bar, or after clicking the hamburger-symbol to open the menu, you need to use the Arrow-Down-key for selecting a menu-item) but works for me:
https://github.com/ida/skriptz/blob/dde60dadcca5bb45ce6ca14bb74373637f31a309/setup/browser/ff/userChrome.css
F11 really maximise the window. But if you move your mouse (or presss any key), the navigation bar reappears, thus revealing the URL again !
For hiding URL
Firefox: View -> Toolbars -> Untick "Navigation bar" Toolbar
Just for the record and for defending my necromancer badge:
For Firefox: The addon "Hide Navigation Bar" worked till version 52 came out. I don't know of any other method of hiding it.
To hide the Tabbar, the addon "Hide Tabbar" should still work. I guess it will continue to work until November 2017, when WebExtensions will be the big deal and probably break a lot of old addons like e.g. TabGroups. Just read the first few comments on the tab-groups addon page, to learn that not everyone is pleased with WebExtensions, and this to learn that probably some legacy-addons are already defunct.
I'm no addon-developer, and don't know if the situation really is that dramatic, but I'll sure miss tab-groups.
For Chrome: User Force has given the ultimate hint here, for hiding everything except the content-area. I'll use it to watch amazon prime video.
In firefox right click on toolbar and uncheck navigation bar, or go to view - > toolbars and uncheck navigation bar. In chrome full screen mode is solution (F11)
F11 hides the address bar in Firefox eventually. Using it a second time will make the bar reappear.
If you only want to hide the address bar, uncheck the menu item at View > Toolbars > Navigation Toolbar.
Google created new project based on javascripts. http://hyperlapse.tllabs.io/
Engine creating timelapse video but not generating it as visible video file.
How to get it? Only save from screen by desktop video grabbers?
Ok, I found a way, but its complex.
fist things first though, it wasn't actually made by Google, but by T+L labs using the Google Maps API and JavaScript.
Now, to the interesting part:
You're right when you say that there is no pre-made way to save the output video, so you have to mess around with the source code (to remove the overlays) before using screen capture.
What you will need:
Google Chrome
Screen capture software
Windows Live movie maker
Steps:
First, create your hyper lapse like you normally would.
Once you are ready to export, open 'inspect element' (in most browsers the default key is 'F12')
A window with lots of text should pop up. drag the edge out to enlarge the window.
Move your mouse down over the coloured text. As you do this, different parts of the page should highlight themselves in blue one at a time.
What you are seeing is an automatic system; when you hover your mouse over the code for an object on the site, the browser highlights it for you!
Move the mouse around until you find the section that highlights the scroll-bar at the bottom of the page.
Click once to select it, then press delete. The scroll-bar should vanish.
Repeat steps 6-7 for all the other things on top of the hyper lapse itself.
You should now have a clear space to record!
Finally, before you record, press 'F11' to maximise the window, removing the navigation bar at the top.
Activate your screen capture and record the hyper lapse through (Note: make sure the mouse cursor is off-screen whilst you capture)
Press 'F11' again to regain the navigation bar, and then 'F5' to refresh the page and get the removed objects back.
Use Windows Live movie maker to edit the capture down to the correct section, then export as a high quality film.
You're done!
Am trying to design my metro app like, In my homepage I need to display list of items in a menu on the left side of page and when we click on each item,every item will need to navigate separate page and contains some data.Can anyone suggest me which control should you I take to start my scenario?Working examples are really helpful to me.
Thank you.
Navigation in a WinRT App doesn't use the Menu/Menu-Item metaphor. You can add an App Bar that swipes up from the bottom of the screen that you place contextual controls such as buttons related to the current page or selected item(s). You can also add global settings to the Settings charm that swipes in from the right.
What you are describing sounds like the "Split App" template that comes out of the box with Visual Studio 2012. It consists of a list of items along the left-hand side of the screen which, when selected, change the content on the right-hand side of the screen. Try creating a new Split App and see if that helps.
This is not a completed worked example, but I would recommend looking at two items:
MSDN Documentation for WinJS.Navigation
MSDN Sample for navigation application
These should get you the solution you need -- the sample is quite complete, and can be tailored to your needs.
It sounds to me like what you are talking about is the SplitApp view. Check out this link, the second template listed, just below GridView:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/hh768232.aspx
You'll find that in Modern/Metro things like menus are handled through contextual listviews in the window content area, or through charms (read icons) on the AppBar. Many people hear menu now and cringe, just due to the style guidelines for Chrome/Menu free applications.
If you don't want the content to display next to the links, as the SplitApp view does, you should consider a regular listview for your links, styled however you like and set to display vertically, with click events that take you to whatever detailed page view you want to go to. Navigation is dead simple in a Metro App.
C# Example:
this.Frame.Navigate(typeof(MyDetailPage),myContentId);
Then on your details page, you can get the argument when it's navigated to:
protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs e)
{
var myContentId = e.Parameter;
...
}
And if absolutely none of the above was helpful, try checking out these examples. I know you probably aren't making an RSS reader, but they will take you through the basics of the various views and navigation.
Create a blog reader with C#/VB & XAML:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/br211380.aspx
Create a blog reader with JS & Html5:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh974582.aspx