The correct answer is to not use where() - this is a trap method that a lot of learners fall into (presumably due to the name). It's intended basically only for very complex things that the ORM just can't handle. You're calling filter at least, which is the correct thing....
If I am not wrong you are trying put string list in a session. When you traversing the whole list each and every time you bind the datalist (DataList3) with a new string based on list index value. So it shows always the last string value of the list. If...
c#,sql,asp.net,datalist,datarow
I solved this myself in the end. I missed giving the DataList a DataKeyField and added an OnItemCommand and a CommandName to the 'edit' hyperlink. <asp:DataList ID="DataList2" runat="server" DataKeyField="Id" OnItemCommand="DataList2_ItemCommand"> <ItemTemplate> <br /> Comment: <asp:Label Text='<%# Eval("comment") %>' runat="server" ID="commentLabel" /><br /> Posted on: <asp:Label Text='<%# Eval("postedDate") %>' runat="server" ID="postedDateLabel"...
layout,alfresco,datalist,alfresco-share
You are entering wrong condition in <config> tag. Below <config evaluator="model-type" condition="orpdl:orpDataListModel"> should replace with <config evaluator="model-type" condition="orpdl:issuesList"> This will also apply to node-type. ...
Use the <hr> tag at the end of your item template in the DataList. That will display a line as a separator. You can then style it as per your requirement. It displays like this : ...
html,css,html5,slider,datalist
You can sort of achieve what you want by using the below code. What we are doing here is: Use a linear-gradient (repeating) to generate the lines at the required intervals Add the text using a pseudo-element and then give the required space in between them using the word-spacing property....
When using a selection component (such as p:selectCheckboxMenu or p:pickList), you need a converter to handle complex (= not a simple String) Java objects as values of f:selectItems. A converter will serialize and deserialize your entity Demonstrator. Therefore you need to add the converter attribute for your p:selectCheckboxMenu and reference...
solution found in this stack question Remove an item from datalist. Use the clearChildren function
autocomplete,polymer,element,datalist
I think your best bet then is to not use datalist. Here's an example of a component I wrote for my own use: <dom-module id="paper-autocomplete"> <style> iron-collapse { box-shadow: 6px; } paper-button { width: 100%; text-transform: none; } </style> <template> <paper-input-container> <label>{{label}}</label> <content select=".content"></content> <input id="searchBox" class="paper-input-input" is="iron-input" bind-value="{{searchValue::input}}"></input>...
templates,liferay,velocity,freemarker,datalist
First of all you have to allow your Freemarker/Velocity template to access serviceLocator variable. In order to do this, you need to put the following line in your portal-ext.properties: # Freemarker template settings freemarker.engine.restricted.variables= I think this is the cause, but if you have any other problems, this is simple...
In your onitemdatabound method CustomerIndicators_ItemDataBound you should be able to check the value of the item being bound, get the Label, and edit based on that. This has not been tested, but it should give you a general idea of how to go about doing this. void CustomerIndicators_ItemDataBound (Object sender,...
try adding quotes, as: var pro = $('#properties').find("option[value='"+user_property.replace(' ','-')+"']"); or better break it down to: var replaced = user_property.replace(' ','-'); var pro = $('#properties').find("option[value='"+replaced+"']"); if you want to check for text like "property name" then you could directly do: var pro = $('#properties').find("option[value='"+user_property+"']"); ...
jquery,html,html5,google-chrome,datalist
A while ago, I had submitted this as a Chromium bug report, and it seems version 41.X of chrome (which is now stable) has solved this. There were other related issues, and the fix in version 41 seemed to fix most (if not all) of them. The Chromium issue: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=445385...
asp.net,vb.net,templates,datalist
Lots of coffee this morning and a rush of blood to the head and I thought this up. Seems to work ok... Dim strPicIDs As String = "" For Each item As DataListItem In DataList1.Items If item.ItemType = ListItemType.Item OrElse item.ItemType = ListItemType.AlternatingItem Then Dim DeleteCheckBox As CheckBox = DirectCast(item.FindControl("DeleteCheckBox"),...
In your bind method you are calling an object e that doesn't exist. If the dropdownlist isn't inside a bound element, you can just reference the front code directly, e.g. drpdKategoria.DataSource = ds; drpdKategoria.DataValueField = "id"; // Value of bided list in your dropdown in your case it will be...
Yes this is possible. Regarding how you can do this,You can do this by defining custom action and calling it from alfresco javascript,which you will write in workflow. How you can define custom action ,that you can find from below link. https://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Custom_Actions In case of how you can call custom...
jsf,primefaces,hashmap,el,datalist
There are 2 mistakes. <p:dataList> can't iterate over a Set<E> (nor Map<K, V>). It can only iterate over List<E> or E[] or DataModel<E>. Even if it would have worked, the var="category" represents the Category instance itself, not some Map. If the <p:dataList> would have supported Set<E>, you should just have...