I have this flash template (.fla) with some buttons and definition for those buttons is in an action script (.as) file. I need to find the definition of a particular button in the action script so that I’ll be able to modify the functionality of that particular button.
Is there any easy way to find the definition of button in action script, instead of manually looking over the action script file for the definition?
Are you looking for getDefinationByName()??
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I currently have a custom portal with a custom version of the form widget that doesn't have any UI Actions (OOTB inclusive).
We also have a custom widget (let's call it "actions widget") where we control all the actions we need to take in the record.
Currently I need to create a "Save" button inside the actions widget where the user, after filling the form, can click on the save button to update the record.
I am unable to find any way to make this button work. The keyboard shortcut "CTRL + S" works perfectly but I have no idea what type of functions and/or methods this shortcut calls.
If this is too complicated or not possible I can also fetch the fields one by one (there is not a lot of them) and update the record with that information.
Can you guys assist me with this?
Thank you in advance.
I would like to add an "onclick" attribute in buttons widget generated by Victoire CMS, in order to track click events by GoogleAnalytics. How can I do it ?
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So I suppose you're talking about a Widget Button here.
It's not planned to allow users to add as many attribute as they want on this widget. However you have multiple solutions.
1 - Use a Render Widget (recommended)
Replace your Button Widget with a Render Widget and call a route from on of your application Controller. You can add as many parameters as you want : in your case it can be useful to change the Google Analytics event name depending on the button you create.
2 - Themes (quickest)
Each Widget view can be overridden by using a custom Theme. For example, here you can create the file app/Resources/VictoireWidgetButtonBundle/views/showGoogleAnalytics.html.twig.
Copy the code from the original view vendor/victoire/button-widget/Victoire/Widget/ButtonBundle/Resources/views/show.html.twig and change it as you want.
Then you just have to edit your Widget in Style mode and select the theme you just added. If your theme doesn't appear here, clear your cache or check that the path is corresponding to the path described above.
However, this method add a new available Theme for all your buttons and it can cause errors if your client try to apply this Theme in another Button. That's why we recommend the first solution.
3 - Use an HTML Widget (quick & dirty)
HTML Widget allow you to add your custom HTML code.
U can use this:
<button onclick="myFunction()">Click me</button>
myFunction() is a function in javascript which will be done when you click on a button.
Every attribute can be added by setAttribute("attribute", "value");
I have a database with many forms, when I added a button with an onClick event to one of them it just doesn't work. The onClick event code is very simple:
Private Sub button_Click()
DoCmd.Close
End Sub
Doesn't matter how I click it, the event is not firing. I put a break point in front of the sub, and realized that when I clicked the button the event is not even firing. I create buttons in other forms they work fine, its just this one specific form that doesn't work.
I did some testing, and realized that when I make the form into a split form, the button stops working.
Any Idea why?
Thanks
Nvm..it seems like there has to be at least one field in the split form for the button to work. Did not know that before
Then maybe the function is not linked to the button.
did you checked that in the button properties "on click" has the vba function linked?
the buttom name and the function im vba are the same? "Button"?
The Command Button Wizard create a command button that performs a specific task. In an Access (.accdb) file, the wizard creates a macro that is embedded in the OnClick property of the command button. In an .mdb or .adp file, the wizard creates VBA code, because embedded macros are not available in those file formats.
This might not be quite relevant to your question but might help someone else in the future where an event is not firing....I had a similar issue in an Excel form where an event was supposed to happen when I click a button...I deleted the button and added it again and it worked...could be a bug or a file corruption...try deleting then adding the control again.
I have a form that I have created using Google App Script. And it is really good because it allows me to create a form that could be moulded in any manner and not be put down by the limitation of Google Forms. But I am now having a hard time figuring out how to run a script to manipulate the innerHTML of a div using form action when the form in submitted. Can someone help me with this or suggest a solution.
This should be standard JavaScript. The nice thing about HtmlService is that anything you can do in jQuery, you should be able to do in JavaScript. Some restrictions apply because we need to apply Caja to sandbox the JavaScript so it is safe, but this should not interfere with what you are doing.
What you want to do is this:
Attach an onClick handler to the submit button. Return false from this function so it does not do an HTTP POST/GET.
In the onClick function, use the jQuery function to find the div element you want to populate and populate it with data.
I highly recommend John Resig's jQuery tutorial if you haven't done it already.
I am in a predicament with input files. The project I am working on has added a jQuery extension that masks all input types and makes them more 'vibrant'. However it has also caused a lot of trouble in the updating of what is listed in these inputs. One such problem is the input with type file. It currently will not change what is being uploaded after the very first selection. So I am wondering if there is a command you can use to do something after the user has selected a file (pressed the Open) button.
I'm not exactly positive on what you're asking for but: you can bind logic to the input's onchange event. This will run the code attached to it after the user has selected their file(s) and pressed the "Open" or "Cancel" buttons.
Here's an example using jQuery (since you've already stated you're using it):
$("#yourFileInput").change( function() {
alert("Hey, you changed me!");
});