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You might of meant that you want the scroll bar to always be visible, even when the scrollable area's content is less than the viewport part of the container. I reached this question when searching for an answer to this situation.
The answer is to add alwaysShowScrollbar to the configuration object of mCustomScrollbar.
I tried to fix it, and it seems there is a problem with the plugins folder, so the plugin menu doesn't load properly. So I deleted the plugins folder and generated it from the default OJS that I had downloaded. I don't know if this is the right way, but it fixed my problem.
JaCoCo reports always shows 0% of coverage but Intellij integrated report is ok. I already see others StackOverflow questions but none helped. Below is my jacoco-plugin and surefire-plugin snnipet from pom.xml configuration:
I have got a problem with current languages. There is 3 languages (en/fr/vi) on my blog.On my blog, i installed wordpress 4.3, polylang 1.7.2 and already deactived other plugins. EN is default language.But when i get pll_current_language() in fr/vi is always return to "en".I event tested it with wordpress theme.
I have two servers. One of these always shows offline in My Serversbut it looks connected? Have tried a few things but this does not ever seem to correct. Was this way in 6.9.2 and is still this way in 6.10.2. Has the latest My Servers Plugin installed. Any suggestions?
We are thrilled to inform you that a new update has been released, featuring enhancements to the live location feature - version 1.104.0. We are eager to hear your thoughts and would greatly appreciate your assistance in testing these new functionalities. Unfortunately, we no longer have access to your editor, which is why we kindly request that you update the plugin to the latest version and put it through its paces. We will be waiting for your feedback
Navigation from Current Point to Next Point: Absolutely, the plugin allows you to show navigation from the current point to the next point in the tour. It provides a visual representation of the route between these points.
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Automatically Start Audio Playback: Unfortunately, the plugin does not support automatic audio playback when you are within 50m of the next point. However, you can set up actions to regularly check the distance from your location to the next point. If the distance is less than 50m, you can trigger actions to start audio playback.
I am using Icons & Nicknames at the same time and Full names.
The problem with using full names is that my definitions are way too spread out. The majority of components I could use with short names, but there are always some that I need to see with full names.
In some situations, when the user closes the Plugin Editor, the destructor of our juce::AudioProcessorEditor does NOT get called. After this has happened, if we reopen the plugin, the constructor of our juce::AudioProcessorEditor does NOT get called. Yet, the plugin UI does appear on screen and mostly work (with some broken parts). We verified this behavior in Logic with a debugger.
This behavior does not happen all the time. Usually we get regular constructor/destructor calls for plugin window open/close. But certain actions in our UI seem to trigger this no destruct/construct behavior occasionally.
I am aware that DAWs will sometimes call the constructor/destructor multiple times before fully opening a plugin editor, but I have never heard of a DAW keeping your plugin editor alive even when you close the plugin window.
In my specific case, when editor is closed, i have to remove some other top level windows (hosted plugins) from screen and vice versa. If editor would be properly destroyed, those windows would be automatically destroyed, too.
In our case, we found that calling juce::Component methods, such as setVisible(), setBounds(), setPosition(), etc, from within any Component::paint() function caused Logic to not destroy the plugin editor when it was next closed.
both the lines which call window methods makeKeyAndOrderFront and orderFront trigger the unexpected behavior in Logic Pro, but only when these methods are called on the Top Level Component (plugin editor window) as seen in PopupMenuCompletionCallback::modalStateFinished callback.
@reuk Have you ever seen behavior like this in Logic Pro (or any other DAW)? As a JUCE plugin dev, should I assume it is legal for any DAW to NOT destroy my PluginEditor when the editor window gets closed? Thank you for any insight!
For Audio Units running in Logic Pro on Apple M1 macs, if you close any juce::PopupMenu, the next time you close the plugin editor, the juce::AudioProcessorEditor destructor will NOT be called. The usual behavior is that when you close the plugin editor, it calls the destructor of juce::AudioProcessorEditor.
In this sequence, Logic does NOT call the destructor of juce::AudioProcessorEditor when the plugin window is closed, and does NOT call the constructor of juce::AudioProcessorEditor when the plugin window is reopened.
If your plugin is using custom OpenGL components, you may see visual glitches in this scenario (e.g. all custom OpenGL components are black). When a non-destructed plugin window is made visible again, the PluginEditor does not get constructed again, yet the OS may decide to provide a new OpenGLContext to be used on reopen. If you trigger the initialization of custom OpenGL programs from the constructor of your PluginEditor, then the OpenGL initialization would not happen in this scenario resulting in black components. Make sure all OpenGL initialization is triggered via OpenGLRenderer::newOpenGLContextCreated as this method gets called in this scenario even when the constructor is not called.
Having the window link button avtive (purple), will open any plugin into that window. However this doesn't overwrite the original position of a plugin. For example. Open Plugin A and movie it to the second monitor. Close the plugin. Logi will remember its position. Now open Plugin B and movie it to the first Monitor. activate window link. Now when opening Plugin B, it will open in that window on the first monitor. CLosing that window and open Plugin A again, will open it on the second monitor. This is the oroiginal stored position for that Plugin (when opened individually)
Please note that you can have multiple plugin windows open but only one of those windows can have the window link button active. They toggle each other. THere is one other side effect. Let's assume you have three plugin windows open (A, B, C). Now set Plugin A to window link. You can open any plugin (D, E, F, etc) and they will be displayed in plugin window A. However, if you select plugin B or C, then that will close the individual plugin window when displaying it inthe plugin window A. The reason is that a plugin cannot be displayed in two windows at the same time.
It seems a little be complicated, but I find it extremly flexible regarding window management especially with multiple monitors (and I have fice hooked up to my Logic machine). Once you play around with it, then it becomes a very powerful mechanism. I also created two QuicKeys macro that lets me open and close the instrument plugin and the EQ plugin with a key stroke with out moving the mouse around.
since the newest upgrade a couple days ago my moodle always gives me the Plugins Check page when I log in, and every time I hit the Home button as well. What can I do to get it to stop doing that? The page shows my moodle is completely up to date including all plugins. There is no link to the home page, no menu, nothing but an Upgrade Database button, reload button, and view plugins links. I have to use the firefox history to find my home page. Then if I do anything and click Home afterwards, I get the Plugins Check page again! And round and round we go.
As I mentioned before, the fact that your Moodle code is up to date has nothing to do with this issue. It is just telling you that you are using the latest version of the core moodle code. It has nothing to do with your theme plugins.
I also listed all them directories shown in the file system, and compared that to the Moodle plugins Overview page, and they match. And I also compared them to the Theme Selector page, and they also match.
Plugins_overview.jpg - the screen resulting from clicking this (Plugins Overview) option on the settings screen. Interestingly this screen doesn't seem to be saying that updates are necessary. It is also interesting to compare which plugins need updating.
I wrote a plugin that I translated from English to German.The German translation only shows up, when I change the site's language to german. Once the site language is set to German, it will always show german. No matter whether I changed my profile language to English or not.And vice versa - when I set my site language to english, it will always show the English version of the plugin.All other plugins follow the profile language and show the correct language as expected.I looked at a ton of other plugins and followed the translation guidelines to the t. I don't know where the error lies and desperately need some help with this (probably rookie) error.Thank you guys so much in advance!
This finally made sure that the language displayed followed the settings of the user profile and not that of the website language settings. Of course you have to write your own classes constructor. Just make sure it adds the action 'plugins_loaded' with the call to the public function that loads the plugin text domain and you are good to go.
Main problem with browser plugin is finding an entry to select one for autocompletion. Bitwarden remembers last usage and sorts entries not alphabetically, but rather by last usage. This is bad, really bad. I often have to scroll through 30 entries to find one and the list is always different. I support many clients, many companies and always select random entries.
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