I am aware that is is a must to define Aggregate Navigation when dealing with Aggregate Awareness.
The question is: Are table incmpatibilities in Aggregate Navigation automatically created when Contexts are defined?
No, but you can click the "Detect Incompatibility" button in the Aggregate Navigation dialog to automatically detect incompatibilities.
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I know, in Access, it's possible to have the query display all fields in Design View via the Asterisk entry in the Show Table list. However, is there a way to easily add all of the fields so they appear individually, aside from double-clicking or dragging them?
Double-click on the 'header' section of the table to select all fields, and then drag them onto the query builder grid:
I figured out that standard selection methods work for these, like either shift-clicking or control-clicking allows selection of multiple items in the list.
I need to implement a drop-down which has a delete 'X' option next to each option item. Somewhat like the image shown below.
The drop-down is populated dynamically and I need a way that does not inlvolve using list as an alternative.
EDIT: The icons next to each dropdown item refers to 'Edit'/'Delete'
You cannot put a checkbox into the usual <select> or multi-select HTML element.
However, here is another question where several good options are discussed.
This looks like the most useful and best suited to your purpose:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27547021/1447509
And here is an example of how to change the default checkmark to an X:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/40123793/1447509
Sources:
How to use Checkbox inside Select Option
After selecting check box Instead of Tick symbol need X in html
UPDATE:
Given that you need both the HTML markup and the javascript to make it do what you want, you have two (possibly 3) steps to do:
This answer provides a good example of how to create the custom-rolled <select> control.
This answer shows you how to replace the checkbox created in step 1 with an icon/image of your choosing.
The javascript to remove the x'd <option> is very simple:
$(this).closest('option').remove();
IF you also need to save these results, then you also need to learn:
4a. Server-side SESSIONS (so that each user's customizations are saved for them)
4b. A login system, so you know for which user to save the current customizations.
4c. Just the basics of how to use a back-end database, such as MySQL/MariaDB, in which to store the user customizations.
4d. AJAX - so you can schlep info to the back-end for insertion into the database without refreshing (or navigating away from) the current page. AJAX replaces the ancient and no-longer-used <form> construct. Frankly, once you've used AJAX a couple of times, you'll never go back. Totally easy.
If you are in a bind and need someone to create the whole thing for you, I refer you to one of these websites - I have used such services myself and can recommend them.
I have a requirement where only one grouping may be open at a time, but I was not able to accomplish this with expressions or JavaScript. Any tips/ suggestions are welcome.
Here's a sample image:
http://imgur.com/d4pYWBS
You could create a function which allows you to collapse all the groups at once. Then simply call this function right before you expand the selected group. This will collapse all the groups first and then open the wanted column.
Here is an extremely detailed tutorial explaining how to collapse and/or expand all the groups at once which you can incorporate on the group header without needing to add extra buttons.
I have a Report which has three tables .Each table is made visible based on the parameters.Now i am planning to add charts to the reports for Visualization.So, is it possible to link the added charts to the specific Table?
I mean when i click on the chart item will that redirect me to the specific table.
Thanks in advance.
You may not get the precision you're looking for, but you can definitely implement this general type of functionality via the use of Bookmarks or Document Maps:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd239378.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd239329.aspx
I have this problem, in a form I have a list of customers that could be more than 300 and, for me, it isn't very simple find over there because I should scroll all results for find a single row!
On the old technology I had a button that opened a pop up where I should research which customer I should select and than I used a javascript for recording the selection on the first form, but It could be a good solution with new technology!
How can I resolve this doubt? What is the best solution for big <select> tag?
You basically want an autocomplete dropdown list. This does not exist in the standard JSF component set and it is also not exactly trivial to implement with JavaScript/jQuery on top of the standard JSF component set because the available values have to be present in the server side's state. You also basically want a dropdown list which is represented by a <div><input><ul><li> instead of a <select><option> because a normal <select> doesn't allow the enduser to type text in. The standard JSF component set does not have a component which renders the desired HTML markup. You'd basically need to create a custom JSF component.
There are 3rd party JSF component libraries which already offer a fullworthy JSF autocomplete dropdown list. It would be easier to use either of them instead of reinventing the wheel by a custom JSF component. Take your pick:
PrimeFaces - the <p:autoComplete> component
RichFaces - the <rich:autocomplete> component
OpenFaces - the <o:suggestionField> component
ICEfaces - the <ice:selectInputText> component
you can try jquery ajax autocomplete
Refer to:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Autocomplete
http://jqueryui.com/demos/autocomplete/
Yes, the jQuery autocomplete plugin is the best solution for you while you have a large number of items.
By the way, imagine that you would like to select an item with specific letters. While you are using drop down lists, you can point to your wanted items by typing their names from the first letter of each one. But using jQuery autocomplete, you can search a string or a group of letters in everywhere. it does not matter if are your inserted letters located at the first of your item names or in other places.
As ShantanuD said, you can find this plugin in http://jqueryui.com/demos/autocomplete/