I believe that I successfully installed MySQL from the web, but my sql web layout is very different from the normal layout as it has no object browser, also home page too seem different. In addition I have WAMP server installed on my laptop, is this the reason? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I am attaching pictures of both the pages.
Look at the sidebar, specifically the headings. Near MANAGEMENT there's a little button. This is to switch between combined (stacked) and tabbed mode for this sidebar. At the moment the stacked mode is active by default and you cannot see the schema part because it is hidden behind the Information pane. There's a splitter between the 2 parts, so you can make the Information pane smaller, but I think you are better off by switching to tabbed mode, as this makes working there a lot simpler.
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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'm an amateur web designer with HTML experience mostly. I'm building my own website for a hobby, and ran into this snag. I've only recently noticed it though, so I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the recent iOS update?
Like the title says, when I go to my website, everything is fine. Then I click on one of the links to the "Contact" page, let's say (or any of the links that take you to another page), and then hit the browser's back button to go back to the previous page, the button's image I had just clicked on ("Contact" button) has disappeared and I'm just left with the button's name I named it. This repeats for every button I click and then hit back in the browser. This only happens on mobile devices though (I've only had the opportunity to check on an Apple phone and iPad). It doesn't happen on my laptop. I've tried searching for answers to this, but can't find any. I've only just noticed this happening though, which leads me to believe it might be a software update issue? Although it's entirely possible I just never noticed before.
Here is my website so that anyone interested in helping can take a look and let me know what you think might be the problem/solution. Thank you very much for any help you may be able to provide.
https://www.atomicorchard.com/
It's okay on my end. Try optimizing your images and check your JavaScript. The problem may be occurred once that script is being executed. And try adding media queries.
This is a minor annoyance but I can't seem to find any solution.
I don't really like the console "drawer" (the console you see when you hit "Esc") and prefer to use the tab/page as I don't have a lot of space to devote to the developer tools. When you load a page with errors or warnings there's little icons on the far right that indicate counts of each, but when you click on that it always opens the "drawer" version of the console instead of the tab/page version. Is there any way to change this? (I vaguely recall that it used to always open the tab/page version before)
No, there is no way to customize such behavior. One thing you could do to slightly speed up things is to re-arrange panels in DevTools so that it is easier for you to get into "Console".
I'm developing a mobile site in HTML for use on 2 Blackberry models, one quite old (8700v) and one newer (8520) as specified by the client.
The native browser on the 8520 is rendering my HTML/CSS pages perfectly. The native browser on the old 8700 is far from perfect however as the CSS support is minimal.
As a solution I decided to try installing Opera Mini 4.2 on the 8700. The rendering is great, speed is even improved but there's some rather strange behaviour happening with the hyperlinks on the page.
When I scroll down through my pages links are automatically highlighted and made ready for selection. This is fine until I have a number of links close together, for example in my nav menu. The nav menu is a set of links arranged within a . When I scroll to the menu all the links within the menu highlight at once. Even within the body if 2 links are on 2 separate lines (one stacked on top of another) the same issue appears.
I'm trawling Opera documentation but haven't found anything useful yet. Anyone got any ideas on why this happens and if it can be resolved?
Without seeing the actual HTML/CSS code, it's hard to pinpoint the exact cause of this, but it's most likely one of the following:
The links in question point to the same URL. The browser will highlight them as a group to visualize this.
Some script is adding a click event listener or similar to the group of links.
An <a>-tag has been left open.
I am a newcomer to Java Swing. I am using the GUI builder of Netbeans.
I have three main panels for three different views in my application. These views can be switched by a menu on the left.
I switch these views by setting one visible and setting the other two invisible. It works but there is a little problem.
In order to achieve this, I had to put three JScrollPanes next to each other horizontally in the GUI builder. Whenever I switch to a view, the small gaps between the visible component and the invisible ones remain when the visible JScrollPane resizes itself to fill the entire window. It makes the application look quite ugly. The same thing happens when I place them vertically.
How can I fix this by using the GUI builder? I can't make changes to the code for the interface design, obviously.
Here is a very crude drawing of the problem, I hope it's clear enough: Link
Using only one JScrollPane is not an option, because they have different layout managers and will have lots and lots of components. It would not be feasible in terms of performance to render everything from the beginning when a user changes the view.
Thanks in advance,
Emre
Fixed the problem myself.
You can prevent this by right clicking to each JPanel component in Netbeans, choosing "Space Around Component..." from the popup menu and set the corresponding spaces to 0 by hand.
Updating the answer to NetBeans 8. You now right-click the component and select "Edit Layout Space" and manually enter the value 0 in the direction with you would like the spacing removed.