I have tried searching for this but I do not know the name of the control or UI so I am not having any luck. I'd like to know if there is a name for this UI and if you know of a good link to sample html that would be ideal.
It will be used inside of a jQuery UI dialog box as well as on a standard page within a web app.
Thanks!
You need to use a two-sided multi-select list...
The jQuery two-sided multi-select list converts a normal drop down list into the mock-up you've posted and automatically moves selected items over to the right-hand list as well as adding buttons for movement (plus you can double-click items to move them back and forth).
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is there an option or maybe a small custom code to make Gravity Forms radio buttons jump to a field on selection?
In my example, i have a list of 14 options. Using a condition logic when you select one option a custom HTML is revealed right under each and every option. For desktop is super ok, the screen is big and all fit well. The problem is for mobile devices because you select an option but after that, you have to scroll to see the custom HTML.
Is there any option or custom code snippet in Gravity Forms that jumps to that custom HTML when an option is selected?
I found some resources on how to make this using HTML code with ids but this is somehow dynamic though the HTML code is placed in the same position. My first idea was to add the same ID to each and every HTML code so that when a radio button is pressed it scrolls to that ID. Don't know if it makes sense but ...
Can someone help me with some resources or give me some hints? Many thanks.
I have a richtext textbox control that works nicely enough. I can change the formatting of the text if I use the mouse to select some text--then the contextual formatting menu appears and I can select the various formats that I want (e.g., bold, ital., highlighting color, text color, etc.).
However, I'd like the formatting menu to appear at other time, for example, on right-click, or, when text is selected using cursor keys, or, when some key combination or command button is clicked.
I've searched for how to use VBA to bring up the formatting context menu but have found nothing.
Anyone know the VBA code to bring up the formatting context menu for a MS Access richtext textbox control?
That is not possible I'm afraid.
Two common solutions are adding the formatting options to the ribbon, and creating your own custom formatting menu, in combination with hotkeys. (Some already present, such as Ctrl-b for bold.)
Let me know if you need any help with either direction.
I want to create 'Navigation Forms' in 'ms Access' as it should look like a form but i need to navigate in between them.
And the forms are composed of queries creation of form is simple but the problem is like if i can create in 2010 or 2013 its just simple but i dont have upgraded version but i think there is some way to create page navigation like 2010 and 2013 in 2007.
Any help is accepted.
Here is a sample link in 2010(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovcxmeyrILQ)
Tab Controls are NOT the same as Navigation Controls! Tabs Ctrls hold separate forms on each page or tab, which means when the main form loads it loads ALL the sub-forms that are contained on the various pages of the TabCtrl.
Sadly Nav Ctrls were introduced in A2010, however, I've been using them since 2003. Well obviously not exactly because they were introduced. But instead I used labels (not command buttons although you can use those - I chose labels because I wanted to change the background and font color of the selected "tab"). I also wrote a function that took the value of the label (aka subform name) and used that to change the form of a subform control which was placed directly below or beside the labels depending on whether I wanted a horizontal or vertical "nav ctrl".
I could upload the code for this, however, I believe, given that MS has given a better control than this work around AND you should be able to piece this together if you've got a basic working experience with VBA.
Do you know a good implementation of a drop-down box with a title? which will not be included in the options of the drop-down box.
I am trying to place a selection box in the upper right corner of the screen which will display the user's name; when the user clicks on the name I would like to show him several options like "Sign-Out" and "Set-Up" . I do not want to display the user's name as an option only as a title.
I checked HTML5 select tag, although it does not have the ability to display a title.
It seems that this functionality exists in lots of sites these days, and I wonder if anyone heard on a good way to implement it? or an existing implementation.
Regards,
Luk
Most of the sites I have seen this on are not using HTML form elements, but are using a floating div that is shown/hidden on the click event. This would be my preferred choice, are you required to use a SELECT tag?
i have a selectbox with Country code values, they have a "short" label (2 letters) and a "long" label (full name).
when not selected i want the "short" label to appear, but when clicked and the full selection appears to chose from the "long" labels should appear in the dropdown.
is this even possible with html? or do i need to render a textfield and draw the selction over it using js/css?
is there maybe an advanced component available in any framework?
It's not possible with pure HTML. This may call for a Javascript based SELECT replacement.
Check out these resources:
11 jQuery Plugins to Enhance HTML Dropdowns
(Wanted to post examples for each JQuery, Prototype and Mootools based plugins to avoid Frameworkism, but can't find any quickly right now)
It might be simpler to wire up a textbox with a js drop down that has the short label and populates with the full name. There are a ton of them out there that already do most of this, it would just be a couple of tweaks for the full effect.