The close button on the notification with stock padding is very close to the content. Is there a way to adjust the padding or margin of the close button or does someone have a better recommendation for giving the content of the notification a bit more space from the close button?
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My app, written in SwiftUI 2.0, is based on a UIPageViewController which displays four panels, in the common onboarding style. The user can swipe through them, or advance them using an arrow button at the bottom.
I also have a button in the upper left that opens a slide out menu, which can be closed by with a tap gesture anywhere on the interface. This is driven by changing the geometry in the swiftui "Geometry Reader", in which the page controller is embedded.
All this works correctly, except when the user closes the side window, the swipe gestures fail to activate the transition between pages. The active page slides with the swipe, but then snaps back into place. However, the arrow button still advances the UIPageViewController to the appropriate next page.
What causes the swipe gesture to become inactive after this slide out is triggered?
I've posted a small sample app isolating the issue here: https://github.com/stevepvc/Slide-and-Swipe-Concept. The code controlling the slide out menu is in "Top Content View".
The scenario is. I have my main page where i already have scrolling. Where i am opening one bootstrap dialogue which is also bigger and the scroll is showing and scrolling the dialogue. In this big dialogue i have opened one more dialogue which is smaller one which remove the scroll. after i close this small dialogue the scroll is coming back on the back but it is not scrolling the dialogue. The scroll is working for the main page.
So how to handle this situation?
Thank you in Advance.
Hrushikesh
I have an MFC app that uses Rogue Wave's Stingray Studio Objective Grid to display a dialog with a grid in it. When doing a print preview, the grid uses the MFC print preview mechanism to generate the print preview dialog. On the dialog I see all the buttons you would expect, including next and previous, and zoom in and zoom out. I have more than one page worth of data in the grid and so I see a scroll bar on the right, the Next button is enabled and the previous button is disabled. If I click on the next button, the dialog advances the preview to the next page of the data, and I see the scroll bar move down accordingly, but the Prev button does not become enabled. I can use the scroll bar to scroll in both directions, but the 'Prev' button never becomes enabled and the Next button never disables when I reach the last page. I see a similar problem with the Zoom buttons. I can zoom in, but the zoom out button never enables so I can never zoom out anymore.
Has anyone seen this sort of behaviour before and know what causes it?
So it would seem that my problem boils down to the toolbar not getting messages to refresh itself. It should be getting a WM_IDLEUPDATECMDUI whenever the preview invalidates itself, but it is not. A sample app I found is working correctly and it does get those messages. What I believe is happening in my situation is that My code is in a DLL for an app which I do not control, and when the app catches messages, it swallows certain ones, including this one. I was able to resolve the issue with a kludge. I find the preview window and in the OnPrint virtual function I send the message to it's toolbar. This works quite well, but it is not very pretty.
I have an application that has a list of buttons and has customized tooltips. Whenever the mouse hovers through the buttons, the tooltips come out and is working fine. However, I want to hide the tooltips when the mouse cursor is outside the client area. How can I tell my application that the mouse is already out of the client area, when the mouse events I have are limited to the client area alone?
Thanks...
You use TrackMouseEvent, this will send you a WM_MOUSELEAVE message when the mouse leaves your window.
Or use GetCapture(), that's what I always do.
My application (C++ WinAPI) creates an icon in the system tray. I have set a tooltip text for this icon, so that when a user places a mouse cursor over the icon, this text shows.
But I want to programmatically show different balloon notications when certan events occur and at the same time keep that behavior of showing the constant notification message when a user places a mouse over the icon.
How to achieve this in C++ WinAPI?
Thanks
Alexander Smirnov
You can add the balloon using the .szInfo (message) and .szInfoTitle (title) members of the NOTIFYICONDATA structure that you send to Shell_NotifyIcon(). The mouse-over tooltip text is set in .szTip so this is independent of the balloon - as long as you keep .szTip to the tooltip you want you can do as much NIM_MODIFY calls to change the balloon while not changing anything to the tooltip.
See http://www.stromcode.com/2008/03/02/cwin32-the-system-tray-and-balloon-tips/