I started TOAD the first time and when I exited it a dialogue box appeared asking for a choice. I didn't really read it but just pressed ok anyway. After restarting TOAD and exiting it again the dialogue box didn't show up. What dialogue was it and how can I make it appear again?
It was most likely the Toad Improvement Program participation opt-in.
In Toad 13.1 and newer...
Launch Toad's Options window from the main View menu
Select the Online node on the left
Review the Toad Improvement Program groupbox on the right and set your preference accordingly
In Toad 13.0 and older...
Choose Product Improvement Program from Toad's Help menu
When opted in Toad sends anonymous statistics to track basic feature usage and exception logs.
Looks like "Confirm before closing Toad" option; it is located in Toad Options under the "General" node. I guess it is now unchecked.
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I created a pop-up page. That pop-up window has a radio button, a text box, and an execute button. I want to work that page working like... when pressing the button, run a update SQL with the values of the radio button and text box, and close itself.
I tried that answer in the following link. But the pop-up page just reloaded and the page stayed open. How to close popup window in Oracle-apex?
If possible, I would like to validate the value of the text box. If it was an incorrect value then break the process with a message. If path that validation, run a update SQL and close the pop-up window.
Thank you for your kindness for read this confusing question.
You should be using a "Close Dialog" process type after your Save Process.
Make sure that you also set the server side condition accordingly so that the dialog only closes after your save process.
I GOT RESOLVED IT!
Not use any close method, redirect util is fine work like this APEX_UTIL.REDIRECT_URL (APEX_PAGE.GET_URL(p_page => 7));
Thank you to all ppl for look this page :)
I have a set of instances of plotting view that's added/removed dynamically according to incoming signals from tcp port from another process.
In each instance, the user can right click to open a popup menu, invoked via wxWindow::PopupMenu.
If the plotting view instance is to got shutted-down dynamically while the popup menu is visible, the view instance window is closed while the popup menu is still floating. Then any GUI action crashes the application.
I've been going through the APIs for wxWidgets to find a way to programmatically close the popup menu in the plotting view destructor, but with no-luck.
I found this forum post suggesting it's an impossible thing to close the popup menu programmatically. But it's too old, so not sure if it's still valid assumption.
Here are the trials that failed till now :
Trying to call SetFocus and SetFocusFromKbd on the plotting view as a way to move focus.
Generating mouse left click event and send it to the popup menu.
Generating a keyboard event and send it to the popup menu.
PlottingView::~PlottingView()
{
cout << "Sending wxMouseEvent to the popup menu" << endl;
wxMouseEvent e(wxEVT_LEFT_UP);
this->GetPopupMenu()->ProcessEvent(e);
wxKeyEvent ke(wxEVT_CHAR);
ke.m_keyCode = WXK_DOWN;
this->GetPopupMenu()->ProcessEvent(ke);
ke.m_keyCode = WXK_RETURN;
this->GetPopupMenu()->ProcessEvent(ke);
// the rest of the destruction
}
So I will appreciate any idea to programmatically close this popup menu.
Platform:
CentOS: 6.7
wxWidgets 2.8.12
G++: 4.3.3
Edit #1
Note: For commenters and answers suggesting upgrading the wxWidgets version, it's a debate in my team for everyday. But the answer is still no.
Most of the trials has failed. But I found a workaround to stop crashing but the popup menu don't close.
The solution was to nullify the following members using their setters, so the menu callback won't access them.
this->GetPopupMenu()->SetInvokingWindow(NULL);
this->GetPopupMenu()->SetEventHandler(NULL);
The best is probably to delay destroying the underlying window until PopupMenu() returns. As it is, your program logic is very convoluted because you're dispatching the event which results in closing of the window from inside PopupMenu() function and this just can't end well, even if you could use wxUIActionSimulator to close the menu (but you definitely should consider upgrading your 15 year old wxWidgets version in any case).
I using TOAD 9.7.2 with oracle10g database . Unexpectedly popup windows of variables is not appearing upon execution of code for passing parameters and showing empty results.
What could be the reason?
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Check the TOAD options: View -> Toad Options... and make sure that the Prompt for substitution variables is checked in the Execute/Compile section.
Is it possible to alter the layout of the tool-bar icons?
The 'Continue' icon is right next to the 'Stop Debugger' icon, which is a really bad design and I've lost count of the number of times I meant to click continue but have accidentally clicked on the 'Stop Debugger' icon.
To my knowledge it is not possible to rearrange the buttons in the current build.
You have two options:
Build Qt-Creator (or at least the "Debugger Plugin") from Source, and change the UI to your liking.
Open a feature request on https://bugreports.qt.io/ and convince enough people to vote it up.
Consider using the keyboard short cuts. If you can't use a keyboard, consider using the fat "Run" button on the left bar which becomes a Continue button when stopped. This is ~300 pixels away from anything that could Stop debugging.
I want to know whether it's possible to add a menu item to the taskbar right-click menu of all open applications in Windows 7. I specifically want to know whether it's possible to add the new item directly above the "Close Window" (or "Close All Windows") menu item.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks.
No. Imagine if that were possible: Everybody would abuse it by adding their app to the menu of every other app.