Make a Input Box forget what we wrote

How can we make an inputb box forget what we wrote without
refreshing?

if the textfield has instance name tf, use:

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Korean - keyboard input and reading what I wrote

I am having serious problems using Korean on my Mac.
I can switch by going through the finder at the top right to use Korean, but there was another way on the keyboard - unfortunately that way is ow the spotlight menu (the man at the Apple store had used it - but my computer at home doesn't seem to allow this...why?).
Also - I was about to leave a message on a board in Korean, but after posting it noticed that it only came up as question marks to everyone else - even I couldn't read it once I'd posted it...why? I even sent a test message to my hotmail/yahoo accounts and couldn't reread them in Korean - tried all the text encodings for Korean as well...so just HOW can you communicate in Korean using a Mac?!
I am new to Mac and living in Korea (Westerner)...there seem to a great many issues with using Mac here...

Also - I was about to leave a message on a board in
Korean, but after posting it noticed that it only
came up as question marks to everyone else - even I
couldn't read it once I'd posted it...why?
If you could provide the url of the board it would be easier to help. Some (truly stupid) boards set their encoding to Latin-1. Since this is not right for Korean, all input has to be transformed into numerical html codes. Safari does not do this, but FireFox will. Try that and see if it works.
You might have the same problem in web mail, though I think using UTF-8 or one of the Korean encodings should work, as long as you remember to set your browser manually to that when you are reading as well as when you are sending.
You are always a lot better off using a real mail program for non-Latin scripts, since you have no control over what the webmail services do to your encodings.

Text input boxes

How can I make text input boxes in a JApplet so I can specify there location. I want to make input boxes in certain locations on the applet.

Do you know about layout managers? If not:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/layout/using.html
If you for some reason don't trust a layout manager to do the job for you, you can specify where you want to put things yourself by doing something like this:
JApplet applet = ...
applet.getContentPane().setLayout(null); // Do not use a Layout Manager (generally a Bad Idea)
JTextField input = new JTextField();
input.setBounds(50, 75, 25, 100); // Sets the position and size of your textfield
applet.getContentPane().add(input);This is generally not recommended though, because different screen resolutions, cross-platform issues, any other things, might screw things up for you.
ps.
A little advice: try to be a little more patient the next time. You shouldn't start flaming the forum just because no one happens to answer your question within an hour . The people here are under no obligation whatsoever to help you -- they do it of their own free will in their own spare time.

Help with date validation on input boxes.

I need some help with date validation on input boxes.
What I�m trying to create is a form where a user inputs dates and then the rest of the form calculates the other dates for them.
i.e. � A user inputs 2 dates (A & B) and then a 3rd date which is 11 weeks before date B is calculated automatically.
Is this possible and if so how do I do it ???
Thanks

Hi,
to get third date try this:
java.util.Date bDate = ...;
Calendar yourCalendar = new GregorianCalendar();
yourCalendar.setTime(bDate);
yourCalendar.roll(Calendar.WEEK_OF_YEAR, -11);
java.util.Date cDate = yourCalendar.getTime();Regards
Ldinka

What is the userChrome entry for the border around input boxes?

I run KDE with a dark theme, and the input boxes in Firefox 31 are black with white text, which is annoying.
I learnt to edit the userChrome file and add:
input {
background-color: white !important;
color: black !important;
Now, there is a problem. While it literally makes backgrounds white and texts black, it leaves an *ugly* black border!
I took a snapshot, if you want to look: http://linuxmusicians.com/download/file.php?id=490
What is the name of that black thing, in the userChrome file? How can I change it to white?
Thanks a lot!

Hey,
Sorry the attachment is not working, but there was a css you may try:
input { background-color: white !important; color: black !important; border: solid white;}

What if i have a large question, bigger than the input box

what if i have a large worded question on this forum, bigger than the input box?
i know it scrolls, but i quite often have something more than a line of text as a question ,and would like to see all of what i have to say?

The title/subject of a topic shouldn't be more than a few words that summarize the nature of your question. Long topics, and other useless ones such as HELP ME!, don't do much to attact the correct amount of attention, and can actually drive away potential help. What your topic question should do is give others an idea about whether they should open your topic rather than one of the hundreds of others, i.e. if it is something they now about or are interested in - use the message body to go into details.

Good afternoon. Today I stopped to make a purchase in the App Store. wrote that the card does not fit, I live in Ukraine. Tell me what I should do.

Good afternoon. Today I stopped to make a purchase in the App Store. wrote that the card does not fit, I live in Ukraine. Tell me what I should do.

I've never seen such an error before. I think you're using the serial number instead of the redemption code?
There should be a scratch off code on the back.

What are the dimensions, material, colors, print method used to make the collateral box used as a cover for Apple products?

Production management students are continuously working towards improving your survey experience. I've been assigned a project from my professor that requires me to identify: Materials, Color/Ink used to produce a product.
What types of Materials are used in box for your product?
iPhone 4 cover box iPhone 5s cover box iPhone 6 cover box
What colors were used for the dye stamps or to include text unto boxes?
What Ink/paper was used on the boxes or paper?
Startup tutorial paper Apple sticker logo paper

This is a user-to-user forum, so they won't answer you here.

Changing an output box in a case structure to an input box

Hi, I have been struggling with the following problem in Labview:
Hi, I was working on a wiring diagram in Labview and I was trying to
wire an absolute value symbol to the right border of a case structure.
The problem is that I get an output box (an white filled box with an
orange border) instead of an input box (an orange filled box). How
would I change the output box into an input box? I have tried Ray
Kong's method, which is to add a constant and that would make the box
solid. It worked only once but when I tried it on another output box
it did not work. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please
include step by step instructions as I am still learning Labview.
Thank you
Muhammad Asfour

The box type will be appropriate for what you have wired to the box.
When you say you want an "input box", do you REALLY want an input box (ie, a
connection bringing a value from outside of your case statement to the
inside of your case statement) or do you mean that you want your output box
(a connection bringing data from inside your case statement to the outside)
to be solid orange? The output box will go solid orange when you have a
connection from EACH case to the box. Remember that a single output box
(usually on the right side of the case statement) must be connected to
something in each case of your case statement. It will be filled white
until all cases are wired.
Write back if this isn't clear of if I have mis-understood your situation.
Hope this hel
ps.
Jim
"Muhammad Asfour" wrote in message
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> Hi, I have been struggling with the following problem in Labview:
>
>
> Hi, I was working on a wiring diagram in Labview and I was trying to
> wire an absolute value symbol to the right border of a case structure.
> The problem is that I get an output box (an white filled box with an
> orange border) instead of an input box (an orange filled box). How
> would I change the output box into an input box? I have tried Ray
> Kong's method, which is to add a constant and that would make the box
> solid. It worked only once but when I tried it on another output box
> it did not work. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Please
> include step by step instructions as I am still learning Labview.
>
> Thank you
>
> Muhammad Asfour

Conditional for a text input box NOT being null? Sorry for asking so many questions!

Okay, here's the situation. I'm creating a simulation of a form on which there are several text input boxes, 7 of which are mandatory fields. I know I can use a conditional to check whether the box has nothing in it by creating a null variable with no value and doing "if [box variable] is equal to [null variable] then", but the problem is that the validation captions I need to show need to be shown in order, that is to say that the caption for entering a value for the first box will always be shown if that box is null regardless of the contents of other boxes, the second will be shown if that one is null and the first one isn't etc.
When I was investigating this I noticed a post by Lilybiri saying that comparison with a null variable doesn't work for "not equal to" so I'm having a hard time figuring out how to show the captions based on priority. For example, to show the second caption I need to not only check whether the second box variable is null, but also whether the first one isn't.
It gets pretty crazy further along the line where I get to the 7th mandatory field and need to check whether the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth boxes are NOT null and whether the 7th one IS. Help!
I did come up with one potential solution to this prior to posting: if I set a different advanced action for each input box losing focus which checks whether the variable is null and if so sets a "flag" variable to 0, and in the else set it to 1, I imagine I can then replace the "not equal to" with a check to that flag variable being equal to 1 (which means there is text in the box). I think this will work but I thought I'd check to see if there's an easier way first.

No it DOESN'T require everything to be on one slide. It just has to LOOK as if that's what it is.
I would suggest that it doesn't really matter how many Captivate slides are involved in the final solution, as long as it works the same way (or as close as possible) to the original software that you are simulating. Your users don't frankly know or care how you achieved the simulation. I guarantee they won't be thinking of you or Captivate.
In my experience, you can make creating elearning a lot more difficult than it needs to be in Captivate by trying to rebuild the app, rather than just simulating how it works. For example, thinking that if everything happened on one web page or screen in the app then it must also happen on a single slide in Captivate. The fact of the matter is IT DOESN'T need to work this way. And in some cases it might even be impossible to reproduce in Captivate this way.
So the quickest path to a solution is often to use multiple slides, which has the advantage of allowing you to "fix" certain things on screen (e.g. the contents of fields already visited) by using READ ONLY variable output in transparent captions, focusing only on one element of the interface that the user can interact with on that slide. It doesn't necessarily prevent you from moving back and forth between elements, just as you can in the original app. But it is far easier to create and maintain.
I'm not saying you wouldn't be able to pull this off on one slide in Captivate, but it is going to require a LOT of variables and Advanced Actions to build and debug. So the term Rapid Elearning becomes something of a misnomer if it takes you a long time to complete one slide.

How to convert the Adobe 10 PDF to Adobe LiveCycle ES2 so that I can make the text boxes expandable?

When I convert the Adobe 10 PDF to Adobe LiveCycle ES2 it is a static document, thus not allowing me to make the text boxes expandable. How do I take a current Adobe 10 PDF with Text and convert it to Adobe LiveCycle ES2 so that I can make the text boxes expandable?

Hi Alan,
TextField objects can expand dynamically. There are a few things that you need to do:
1. The TextField object should be contained in a subform that is set to Content: Flowed. This isn't technically necessary, but if you have anything below the expanding text box and the subform is set to Positioned, the text will expand and overlay what's below.
2. On the Field tab of the text field's Object property tab, check the Allow Multiple Lines checkbox
3. On the Layout tab, check the Expand To Fit checkbox under Y:/Height
4. Set the PDF Render Format under Form Properties/Defaults to Dynamic XML Form. If you're previewing in Designer, don't forget to set the preview to Dynamic too.
Regards,
Rave

Query based on a test input box

query based on a test input box
hi
i have this html input box and i want to output a query based
on what i put in the input box. what should i do now.
thanks
<form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="">
<label>enter id <input type="text" name="textfield"
/>
</label>
</form>

Read the documentation:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001252.htm
page1.html
<form id="form1" name="form1" method="post"
action="page2.cfm">
<label>enter id <input type="text" name="textfield"
/>
</label>
</form>
page2.cfm
<cfquery name="foo" datasource="bar">
SELECT aField, bField, cField
FROM aTable
WHERE aField = <cfqueryParam value="#form.textfield#"
cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">
</cfquery>
<cfoutput query="foo">
#aField# #bField# #cField#
</cfoutput>
briankind wrote:
> query based on a test input box
>
> hi
> i have this html input box and i want to output a query
based on what i put in
> the input box. what should i do now.
>
> thanks
>
>
> <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post"
action="">
> <label>enter id <input type="text"
name="textfield" />
> </label>
> </form>
>

Input Box as workitem

Dear all
Is it possible to get user comment when your decision activity is used
Requirement:
user must enter his comment in an input box
before he makes his decision
is it possible to have input box in workitem if yes how??
Regards
Srinivasan V S

Hi Srinivasan,
I see you don't like searching, or reading the other posts in this forum. If you would have you would have seen When i reject form in workflow, how to add my own message This describes your requirement. Now you are waiting for an answer which is already there, what a waste of time.
Ok I will grant you there is a small difference in the requirement, because you want the user to enter the comment before his decision, but is this absolutely necessary?
Regards,
Martin

Clearing the input box

When I make a program that asks the user to input two integers and then the program computes the sum and displays it, I noticed that every time I re-run the program the previous first integer that was entered is still sitting in the input box. I've made this same program in both Eclipse and JDeveloper and neither one of those do this. It's rather annoying to re-run the program and to be looking at the input box and it still has previous input stuck in it.
Just wondering if there is any way to clear the input box automatically upon re-running the program.

This is just a console application. When I say re-run, I mean after you are done looking at the output, you hit the run button again to run the program again and have fun entering in new integer values. That's what I like to do with most of my programs. Here is the code:
import java.util.*;
public class GettingInput {
    public static void main(String args[])
        // create Scanner to obtain input from command window
        Scanner input = new Scanner( System.in );
        int number1; // first number to add
        int number2; // second number to add
        int sum; // sum of number1 and number2
        System.out.println( "Enter first integer: " ); // prompt
        number1 = input.nextInt(); // read first number from user
        System.out.println( "Enter second integer: " ); // prompt
        number2 = input.nextInt(); // read second number from user
        sum = number1 + number2; // add numbers
        System.out.print( "The sum is " + sum);
}Getting back to that JComponent thing, in order to make the setText( ) thing work, would I just include an import JComponent statement at the top of my code or what?

Pop-up input box add in for Oracle E-Businesss suite form

I would like to create a Pop-up input box add in for Oracle E-Businesss suite form that will take in a barcode value and write it to a database table. I want to make a form/routine that can be used by any existing form in the E-businees suite that I want.
Any idea how to get started with this. I am a .NET developer, not an oracle foms developer. Any help is appreciated.

There are very strict restrictions on what you can do with E-business forms. I'd think you'd be better off asking this question in the E-biz forum

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