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I am working on a project where we would like to give the user the ability to save their half-completed form so they can come back later and complete it. I'm struggling with figuring out exactly how I want to do this. Do I save them in the same pool with...
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And a blob of the fields they have the data objects backing the form....
There may be a couple of differences between your completed such as the User's Id, the date, the kind of form they are filling etc.
Called CompletedApplications.
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Ok, i wish to know the correct way to build forms in JSF. I have multidatabase app(user can switch databases during runtime, all databases are build on the same scheme) and now i want to build forms for data input.
I tried build functionalities in NetBeans...
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Register form, order, so I don't really think that your JSF forms design and structures will be impacted by the database" best practices for JSF developments....
If the forms are purely meant to give the enduser some functionality (e.g.
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I tried to search for this, but I was not sure how to describe it. If it is a duplicate, please point me to the other question. Thanks.
I created a C# Windows Forms app using VS 2008. From the main form it opens a custom dialog form. When the user closes...
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Refresh = RS.getDate().ToString(); RS.Dispose();
Looks....
What you can do is to force the calling form to repaint itself after the dialog is closed, before methods that will cause a form (or control) to repaint itself: Invalidate and Refresh .
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I've been writing a C# .NET application. i'm using WinForms. so, I've some forms that load really slowly especially due to the fact that they fetch some data from some XML files and display them in ListBox controls.
What I'm asking is : how do I make ...
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Invoke the BackgroundWorker from the Shown event of the form the user know something is happening, but ....
This leaves your UI thread free thread and keep the UI responsive .
And trigger a callback on form when the task is complete.
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Im trying to put in two sign up forms on a single page, but to effectively do this id like to split the center div into two seperate columns to achieve this.
Ive poasted the code below:
<div id="content"> <!-- Left Content Start --> <div...
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The left div needs width: 50% and float:left, then the right div should float... .
I'm not sure if I understand the question correctly, but if you've a div and want to columns of content in this div, I think you should make two div's inside the containing div .
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Just looking at the requirements of a new project and I wanted to make sure this use case was sound:
user fills in InfoPath (2003) form locally on their PC a button within the InfoPath form titled 'submit' brings up a new outlook (2003) email message ...
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Make and an important requirement is that the InfoPath form be allowed to work in offline mode and separate pieces: 1) The form and the data should be stored on the client until a connection to the Internet is available and 2) once the ....
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Hi,
I have a fully functional DB developed in Access. It was done using a very "interactive" developer-client increment-iterative process as no one really knows what the final DB is to show. All tables were developed (and normalized) as well as forms ...
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You can put a button on the form which launches....
Hard-coding form fields in a query is the problematic part here -- that's definitely not "best myQuery with a different WHERE clause (which does not reference a Form) in your report.
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I've got a Windows Forms Button on a Form which submits a web request. I want to be able to disable the button when it is first clicked and then re-enable it when I get a response. I don't have much control over the code that is being called and how it...
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Solved it by adding a timer to the form, then using that timer to reenable.
I had a similar problem.
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I have a table with each row row containing a task. I would like to have a column with links allowing the user to toggle the completed status of the task.
As this is changing data, I only allow the change Action to be called from a Post. I.e. I have an...
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I would even go so far as to return" : "Mark completed", "ToggleToDoItem", new { Id = c.Id}, new AjaxOptions { UpdateTargetId = "partial.
And it would do away with having a form for every single item of data.
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Yes, I have read about the MSDN article: How to: Make Thread-Safe Calls to Windows Forms Controls It said I should use async delegate to make the call. But why does the async delegate make the call safe? I only know the how-to but not the reason. Could...
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Post a ....
If you have two or more threads task has completed.
Because, windows forms controls are designed in that way, so they can be accessed only from within =)
Access to Windows Forms controls is not inherently thread safe.
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