Thanksa lot for this! Upgrading to 1.9 worked (anyone who tries, make sure to restart the editor). It was getting super annoying having to go through the main, Game Object menu (which now I see was broken too because UI menu was all the way at the bottom, now that too moved back), to create UI elements.
Hello, Katherine and thanks for your response. I am referring to a drop-down menu in a configured pop up box. When a feature on a web map is clicked, the information pop-up box will have a field with a drop-down menu. In the attached image, for example, the "tag_name" field will be a drop-down menu.
However, when I'm on the map, create a new feature, and go to edit this field, the list of options does not show up. It shows up in the forms tab though, I just can't get it to show up as an option when editing.
I can't really read your posted code, but it looks like you missed off the all-important deRegUserTriggers() command? This is the part that automatically runs your code, triggered by the action of opening a layout - hence, you may only need to do this once if the menu is global across all layout windows. When you open a layout window the code is triggered and it adds the menu. Job done!
The trigger will automatically supply the dpl to the function, this is why the function needs to accept at least one argument. See my example where I have "args" for this argument, and then this is used to obtain the window id (this is the correct way to do it anyway, since hiGetCurrentWindow() can actually pick up the "What's New" window, for example).
I should point out that the way that Lawrence suggested doing this is the wrong way to add a banner menu (sorry Lawrence). Adding a pulldown banner menu in a post install trigger is likely to cause trouble (I've seen this happen numerous times), and since there is a userMenuTrigger available (this is the third argument to deRegUserTriggers). In fact it makes it simpler, because all your function has to do is return a list of pulldown menus to add, and does not need to worry itself with inserting them in the banner - that is done by the Design Editor infrastructure. So it would be something like:
I'm not sure if this can help with what you are trying to achieve, but just in case you are passing values from one DataPage to another, it's helpful to be familiar with parameters. Here are some HowTo articles that you may check for reference:
When I use the drop-down menu on tabular report data pages it appears behind some of the other elements... specifically, the Download button (on a report where download is available), and the tabular report results.
Just want to add to the previous comments above, Caspio has an article about custom navigation menu based on user role that will help you customize your navigations depending on th role of a user: -tips-and-articles/customizing-navigation-menu-based-on-user-roles/
As you can see, this makes use of a pretty newly supported element attribute: popover. To create your nav menu, simply create an App Parameter as Long Text, and paste the code below. Do not forget to modify the and elements at the bottom with your desired text and links.
I have a bunch of dashboards created.
I would like to create an Overview or Menu type dashboard.
Basically this dashboard should show a menu of other dashboard's names.
And once the user decides which one they wanna visit they click on the name and it redirects them to that dashboard.
Is this possible to do in Splunk?
Hi @whrg -
Thanks, I looked into it. It helps
One question though,
-> Lets say, I implemented it, and while clicking the "dashboard" in the main menu a drop-down comes up with list of other dashboards. Can I restrict the view of these dashboards based on some condition? (My condition is, if field "field_4" has value "show_dashboard_prod" then only the dashboard drop down should come or become visible).
FYI "field_4" is something that is always extracted automatically during event indexing itself. so this field will always be there? I just want to be able to use the value of this field as a condition while populating the menu-dashboard.
Thank you.
This is probably easiest. the view and saved elements also support the match keyword allowing for automatic population of all dashboards. If you adopt a naming convention you can use to create menu options and then use or with the match keyword to auto populate those menus with all dashboards and other object types that match that keyword
After a new install of LibreOffice, the option to create Writer and Calc documents does show up in the right-click New menu. But after a few restarts, next time I look, only the Draw document remains. This cycle has happened several times, over at least a couple years.
I have followed other advice, and set the appropriate registry entry, for example for Writer:
Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.odt\LibreOffice.WriterDocument.1\ShellNew
to the appropriate file, which I have created:
C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\share\template\shellnew\soffice.odt
This group when made visible (now you can set its condition to be visible once another element is hovered), stays visible until you exit the element that made it visible OR until you leave the actual group. That is why the temporary name.
This would allow us to not only make these nice pop-up menus when hovering the menu titles, but also create tooltips that can appear in any field to give more information about it and create pop-up help instructions or information on different areas of the screen.
I am trying to follow along in lesson 13 and When he instructed me to select "Create form" from the drop down menu, there is no Menu item "Create from". All of these tutorials have been confusing because they are all based on the old Ui and it is difficult to find tools that he references because they have changed been deleted of found somewhere else. I did find it once but when I came back to work on it, I could not get back to those form tools. I tried to select mesh (thinking that is where it would be), however, it told me to turn it on under preferences, so I did. Now there is no "Create Form" menu item, just create mesh. I really cannot complete the tutorials with out being able to crate a from and have access to the form tools. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If you are referring to the left navigation bar, to add new applications and modules under it, go to System Definition\Application Menus. There you will find all the existing ones like Service Desk, Incident, Problem, etc and you can create a new one.
Briefly described:
1) In the configuration menu you define the "sidebar", for example you there insert wiki:sidebar
2)Navigate to the wiki:sidebar (brother or index, etc.) and edit this page. Perhaps dokuwiki tells you that it is not present yet.
3) Fill this sidebar-page with your requirements, so that it looks like this:
The __ underscores make the text being underlined.
The ** asterisks make the text being bold.
4) Save the page. Now your sidebar should appear, if your template supports this.
5) Also consider making use of indexmenu, etc., if your navigation menu gets bigger and bigger and you want to get it automatically.
1) I installed manually a theme named Argon-alt Template using the Extension Manager since I couldn't install it using the Search and Install function.
2) I read the theme's description and found a section named Sidebar which had the following content "Sidebar works with bullet points, linebreaks, and headers. "
3) I went to Configuration Settings > Basic > sidebar and entered wiki:sidebar on the textbox next to it.
4) Typed =wiki:sidebar on my browser's navigation bar.
5) Finally I created and entered some values to the page of wiki:sidebar which was empty.
michaelsy Well, I'm new to DokuWiki, however this is what happend with my previous theme Agon Template when I did the same thing as I explained above:
There was no margin on the left side of the headers.
michaelsy In case you mean the background of the pictures I uploaded on imgur, imgur adds an additional black background when the image you upload is smaller than their frame. I don't have any black background on my website.
It is as you said probably a template issue and needs to get fixed.
Resources associated with a menu that is assigned to a window are freed automatically. If the menu is not assigned to a window, an application must free system resources associated with the menu before closing. An application frees menu resources by calling the DestroyMenu function.
I want to create a drop down menu from 'Shop' with all the product categories I have and remove this list that appears in the middle of the page. How can I do it? My inspiration is the other screenshot attached below.
You can create the manual method that you describe by adding a folder to your navigation and then adding some links (to each category) within the folder. However, please bear in mind that the folder nav isn't a great user experience on mobile devices.
3. Remove the underlining of the 'All' (which is the store's category name) and the square that appears around 'Shop' when I click on it. I used some custom CSS I found from another user that wanted the underlinings under menu items to disappear but for some reason it deactivated the underlininings but this square now appears.
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