Position acting up

Hello,
At our client, there are loads of short term acting up claims i.e employee assigned to a position for sometime, say three months. The positions are link with grade thats why they are paid accordingly. They deal this by not making a substitution (as there are no workflows nor self service), but merely giving them an honorarium. However, As you are aware, when they run report, there is nothing against the person that says this person is acting up in xyz position. The system normally just shows that person is assigned a new position but doesnt show if he/she is acting up.
Do any one know of any workarounds, so that the reporting is accurate and show person if he/she is acting up?
Regards,
Ahmad

I think we have to options either creating new actions and reason code for Acting up, new Wagetypes or having a custom Infotype to store current grade and acting up grade.

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    width:147px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/commercroll.jpg") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.indus{
    width:147px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/industrial.jpg") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.indus:hover{
    width:147px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/industrialroll.jpg") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.indusdumb{
    width:147px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/industrialroll.jpg") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.master{
    width:128px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/masterplan.png") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
}.master:hover{
    width:128px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/masterplansroll.png") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.masterdumb{
    width:128px;
    height:18px;
    background: url("http://www.blindname.com/images/masterplansroll.png") no-repeat left bottom;
    float:left;
.submenuabout{
    width:700px;
    float:left;
    margin-left:100px;
    margin-top: 8px;
    margin-right: 0px;
    margin-bottom: 1px;
.submenupushinvisible{
    width:600px;
    float:left;
    margin-left:100px;
    margin-top: 2px;
    margin-right: 0px;
    margin-bottom: 1px;
.submenucontact{
    width:250px;
    float:center;
    margin-left:20px;
    margin-top: 5px;

<a href=
<div class="clear"></div>
<div class="submenuabout">
<a href=
"http://blindname.com/philosophy.html" title="Our Philosophy" class="philosophy"></a> <a href=
"http://blindname.com/process.html" title="The D&A Group Process" class="process"></a>
<a href=
"http://blindname.com/team.html" title="Meet the Team" class="team"></a>
<a href=
"http://blindname.com/directors.html" title="Meet the Directors" class="directors"></a>
<a href=
"http://blindname.com/promise.html" title="Our Promise To You" class="promisedumb"></a>
<a href=
<div class="clear"></div>
<p> </p>
</div>
OK - fix those and see what happens.

Project freezes every time at same slide position on mobile devices.

(Using Captivate 6.1 on Mavericks running in 2014 iMac. This project contains 32 slides, some with audio (played using the advanced action for Play Audio), and some without, and it works well on desktop Mac and PC. It is published as SWF/HTML5, and the link from the webpage points to the multiscreen.html file.)
In spite of working smoothly on regular desktop computers, it's a different story in mobile devices. When tapping on the smartshape arrow button to advance to the next slide (from slide 5 to 6), the button's appearance changes to show that it's in the down/clicked position as expected, but it stays there and doesn't return to the up/unclicked appearance for anywhere between 3:11 to 3:30 on my iPad 4 (on an iPhone 4 running iOS 6 the screen doesn't advance even after 20 minutes). The slide doesn't advance to the next screen or go back to the previous one. Instead, the browser freezes (tried in Safari and Dolphin on tablet), meaning it won't go back, forward, add a tab, view another tab, etc. After the 3:00+ time period, the button that was in the down position completes the clicking action/sound, and then the browser and slide work properly. I can go back and forth over the problem location after that with no more freezing.
The consistent slide location where the concern occurs seems to suggest that it's not a broadband connection issue (or the delay would happen in other slide positions also). In trying to fix the problem, I deleted the slide where the problem was occurring, but the slide that filled in its vacancy (slide 6 became slide 5 after the deletion) caused the same problem. This leads me to think that it's nothing in the specific slide content causing the issue, but that it has something to do with the 5th slide position. The slides that were in the number 5 position have either text-only or a .png file, and the same smartshape navigation buttons as all the other slides so they don't use more resources than anything else. But, the temporary freezing acts similar to when something is hogging the resources of the browser. It doesn't hog the device resources though, because I can quit the app, or go to other apps during the freeze with no problem. But, after the initial freeze is passed, then there is no more delay at the problem-point or anywhere else in the project.
This pause isn't okay, because users will quit the project if they have to wait that long to advance to the next slide.
I'm at the end of my knowledge and ideas, and need help. Is there anything that I can try to remove this delay from mobile apps?

Sorry this is so wordy. Just hoped to give specific information so a savvy person reading it could know how to help.
Any ideas with the intent to help will be sincerely appreciated.

How To Position Two Regions Side-By-Side

Hello.
I am using Apex 4.2.1 with Oracle 11R3 and mod_plsql. The Apex app I created is using Theme 21.
I've created a classical report one of whose fields is an HTML link. When this link is clicked, an HTML region appears (it appears only when the link is clicked). This HTML region contains several form fields users will populate.
I am trying to get the HTML form region to appear to the immediate right of the report region (with, say, an inch of intervening space between the two regions) but am not having success. Instead, the HTML form region appears immediately underneath the report.
I searched this Forum for ideas and saw recommendations about creating a "container" type HTML region which serves as the "parent" for both my report and HTML form regions. And so, I did this. My report region has the sequence 10 while my HTML form region has sequence 20.
I've tried playing with the options within the "Grid Layout" section of the page:
Start New Grid = "Yes"
Start New Row = "No"
New Column = "Yes"
I've set the report to "No Template" and did the same for my HTML form region. Still no help.
The Display Point for all my regions (the containing HTML region, the report, and the HTML form region) is position "01".
All to no available. The HTML form region stubbornly displays under the report region.
At this point, I want you to know that, though I like building web/database applications using Apex (indeed, I've been using it more than eight years now), there are days (like today) when I wish Apex would act more like FrontPage or DreamWeaver. I would like to use my mouse to drag a region to a point on the page and have Apex automagically write the appropriate positioning CSS code. Sigh!
In any case, would anyone know how to get my HTML form region to appear to the right side of my report region (with an inch or so of intervening space)?
Any help/tips would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Elie

Hi, Check this
User Interface
Template
Sequence
Parent Region
Display Point
Column
2
[Body][Pos.1][Pos.2][Pos.3][Pos.4]
Change column to 2 in the form region section as above

Make anchored graphics frames act as containers

If I choose Object/Anchored Object/Insert and make the inserted frame a graphics frame (with above line positioning), it doesn't act as a container. That is, if I put a graphic into the frame or create one with the drawing tools -- say a line diagram -- and then make edits to surrounding text that causes the text to move up or down, the *frame* moves with the text it's anchored to, but the graphics inside it *don't* -- with enough editing, they could move right outside the frame, like ghosts passing thro' walls. Since almost every time I want to put a graphic onto the page it bears some specific relationship to the local text, this behavior is unhelpful, to say the least.
I can't figure out what the point of graphics frames that don't hold their contents in place could be, so I wonder if this is a bug. If so, please fix it. But if ID is behaving as intended, please add the option to preserve the position of graphics inside the frame *relative to the frame boundaries* (as opposed to relative the page boundaries).
Thanks.
PS: I did try to group the frame with a line diagram inside it but that seems impossible. I also know you can paste graphics into body text directly -- I watched AMC's video at Adobe -- but when the graphic in question has different pieces that relate to specific words above or below it, you really can't build it off-site then paste it in -- especially if the result of doing that limits your options for adjustments.

I believe we've covered this issue thoroughly. There's nothing wrong with your intention, but there is something missing about the containership behavior of ID's anchored frames that works fine in FM.
I think it's a bug. Others may think it's a personal wish that isn't supported. My thinking is that ID's frame objects are already packed with smarts about content type and fitting abilities, that the developers simply overlooked providing the ability to add new objects freely into a frame that's already got content (like FM can.)
Apparently designers don't encounter this need anywhere nearly as often as those who author annotated documents in Word, FM, or other similar tools that permit working in the isolated environment of a frame - adding, removing, resizing, rearranging text objects and graphic objects at will - as if it were a blank page environment. So, there have been few reports of problems in this area.
The main reliable anchored-frame solution for this particular problem is to create and revise the content outside of any frame, then group, select, and copy the composite object and paste it at the cursor insertion point, or save it as a separate ID file and place it as an anchored object.
Perhaps you've already explored using an unstroked table for this particular need. The baselines of text in your example seem to be aligned across the horizontal rows, and the divider lines also seem aligned on horizontal rows. The divider lines could be created by several means - underlines in cells, graphic lines in anchored frames in cells, or horizontal cell rulings.
The whole arrangement requires painstaking attention no matter how it's constructed, so the fussiness of working with a table wouldn't seem to add something that might not be needed with a different method. Because tables can break across frames, you'd need to set all rows to keep together.
Again, I strongly suggest formally reporting this quirk as a bug to be fixed and/or a feature request.
Regards,
Peter
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices

After zoom in/out to open callout is wrong position

Dear All
After zoom in/out screen , i open callout.
I'm having problems with its position
code:
    <fx:Declarations>
          <s:Callout   id="bCallout"
                  mouseDownOutside="bCallout.close()"
                  mouseUp="bCallout.close()"
                  backgroundColor="0x999999"
                  contentBackgroundAlpha="0"/>
   </fx:Declarations>
<fx:Script>
     private function zoom_action(act:String):void {
               var z:Number;
                if(act=='+'){
                      z=0.25;
                }else{
                       z=-0.25;
                var my_matrix:Matrix = new Matrix();
                my_matrix.scale(gr1.scaleX+z, gr1.scaleX+z);
                gr1.transform.matrix=my_matrix;
   </fx:Script>
<s:Group id="gr1">
          <s:Button id="btn1" x="24" y="50" label="btnA" click="bCallout.open(btn1)"/>
          <s:Button id="btn2" x="100" y="100" label="btnB" click="bCallout.open(btn2)"/>
           <s:Button id="btn3" x="170" y="150" label="btnC" click="bCallout.open(btn3)"/>
</s:Group>
<s:Button id="zoomin" y="10" right="108" width="44" height="42" label="+" alpha="0.5"
                                click="zoom_action('+')"/>
<s:Button id="zoomout" y="10" right="59" width="44" height="42" label="-" alpha="0.5"
                                click="zoom_action('-')"/>
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

You need a Mac user to come along and give you better advice, but meanwhile, Goggle
photoshop cc lag yosemite
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Signal Processing and LabVIEW Expert Full Time Position – London, UK

1x Signal Processing and LabVIEW Expert - Full Time Position – London, UK
1.0      Description:
As a Signal Processing/Software Engineer, you'll be part of a team that is responsible for developing applications based on large high speed data analysis for a large green energy project. Your skills must include a knowledge of Waveform analysis and understand the concepts of cross correlation, Fourier Analysis, Spectral analysis and other similar items.
The position ideally requires someone of CLA level of LabVIEW program to act as the project lead on the programming and technical levels of the system.
2.0      Duties and Responsibilities:
The duties and responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, interacting directly with customers to program, train, inform, advise and consult in the design of their applications using the best test and measurement hardware and software by:
◦     Programming memory and speed efficient applications using LabVIEW and Object Oriented Programming and Event-based architectures.
◦     Understanding of the data acquisition side of the system and previous experience using National Instruments hardware and DAQmx
◦     Knowledge of Power engineering, Volts, Amps, current, Power Factor etc.
◦     Providing timely, accurate and effective solutions to technical problems.
◦     Providing guidance on the installation and working functionality of both software and hardware, including explanation of configuration settings.
◦     Reproducing and troubleshooting problems and incompatibilities.
◦     Delivering technical presentations and demonstrations to customers, colleagues and partners.
◦     Ability to project manage and understand how to keep on track with a Microsoft project based externally monitored project.
3.0      Qualifications & Requirements:
◦     Minimum second class higher honours degree in engineering or science related field, such as electronic engineering, physics, mechatronics or computer science.
◦     Basic Knowledge of text based programming languages.
◦     Experience in either LabVIEW, minimum of three years full time and at CLA level, or capability to reach there in a short space of time with the relevant training.
◦     Experience in a second language such as JAVA, C and C++ is strongly preferred.
◦     Have a vast experience of signal processing, both digital and analog.
◦     Although not required, but must have skills to pass the Certified LabVIEW Developer exam and CLA within the year.
◦     Ability to learn new skills/languages/applications quickly (MATLAB, JavaScript, STK, etc.).
◦     Knowledge in instrumentation & control, and industrial automation, is strongly preferred.
◦     Must be able to handle multiple tasks and enjoy working with people.
◦     Strong problem solving skills to analyse the problem and think creatively to provide a solution.
◦     Excellent written, oral and presentation skills are key.
◦     Ability to deal effectively with customers to make them successful is essential.
◦     Ability to get along with others and function as a team player as well as work effectively alone.
◦     A proactive/can do attitude is vital and a positive outlook on problem solving.
◦     Legal right to live and work in the UK. Sponsorship is not available.
◦     Must hold a full valid UK driving license.
4.0      Location:
This role is located in London, UK
5.0      Reporting:
Signal Processing Engineers will report to the Technical Director.
6.0      Salary:
Competitive salary based on level of experience.
7.0      Application:
To apply for this position please send a copy of your CV to
[email protected]
Please state the job title of LabVIEW Signal Processing Engineer in the email subject.

Hi,
I am from india.I can able to complete the projects through the internet itself.
Please let me know if any demos required to show my expertation.

Acting Up Action

Hi ,
Can somebody tell me about acting up action. What will be infotypes to be maintained.
secondly i have a confusion which i tried to solve through sdn threads but yet not mu ch clear that during organisational re
assignment is it neccessary for person to go to another org unit or subsidary .
if person gets promoted to his managers place in same org unit then will it be considered as change of position or the
organisational re assignment.
Kind Regards ,
Shruti

shruthi
if he gets promoted Run promotion action
if u want to do it thru organisational reassigment that the reason for that action shd be done as promotion

Numeric Integration of positive and negative values in the same signal

Hello.. I need to perform an evaluation of Area Under Curve of my signal, but it contains positive and negative values. I am using the "Numeric Integration" function, but the result expressed by my VI represent: AREA OF POSITIVE VALUES - AREA OF NEGATIVE VALUES, in other words, my result represent the difference between these two areas. But I want to know the total area, the sum of positive values area and negative values area, and because both values has are "+", my final result should has "+" notation.
For example:
Area of positive values: +45.00
Area of negative values: +34.00
Total area: +79.00
How do I modify my VI to obtain the total area value?
I try to split my values in two parts:
A) only the positive and zero values
B) only the negative values
I calculated the areas of both splits and performed an sum of them, but the final result does not matches with total area (computed by another software to know the real value)
I attached an picture of my VI
Thank you
Daniel
Attachments:
Numeric Integration1.png ‏12 KB

Use an event structure for the boolean value changed. You also did not follow Lynn's advice to insert an "absolute value". It would really simplify everything.
Here's how it would look in a newer version of LabVIEW (your icons look different because you have an older version. The functions are the similar).
This is just a draft and the program needs to be improved. Use a state machine with events for read file and another for value change on the sampling rate. Place the data array in a shift so you can change the sampling rate without the need to re-read the file. Modify as needed.
Some important pointers in general:
There is NO need to constantly spin the loop every nanosecond. The only time the loop needs to spin if if one of the inputs has changed.
If you don't use an event structure, all UI loops need a wait to conserve CPU.
Never (almost never) use "switch until released". Typically you want to use "latch when released" which makes the terminal true exactly once until the value is read and it will revert to false after that. "switch until released acts like a doorbell, so if it werent for the file dialog, you would execute the case several times in a row.
You don't need to get the array size and wire N of the FOR loop if you are autoindexing. LabVIEW will spin the loop until it runs out of elements automatically.
There is an atomic operation for "negate" in the numeric palette. No need to multiply with a "-1" diagram constant.
There is an atomic operation for ">=0" in the comparison palette. No need to compare with a "0" diagram constant.
Use a stop button on the loop termination.
Everything that only needs to be done once after the file is read (e.g. you inner loop, etc. also belongs inside the case structure. Right?
In general, you would make things much easier for us if you would attach your actual live VI instead of dead images.
Message Edited by altenbach on 04-19-2008 12:22 PM
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .
Attachments:
areaPositive.png ‏9 KB

AP-div's acting like tables

I'm building a new website (as beginner). I use AP-div's, but when the text is longer than the AP-div size, it will increase the field vertical, overlapping the AP-div under it. That's not what I want.
In fact, I would like to do this:
ApDiv2
Left: 0px
Top: under ApDiv1
I know this code is not working, but is there any way to move "ApDiv2" down, when "ApDiv1" increases vertical?
In other words, is it possible to connect two or more AP-div's and let them act like cells of a table when they increase (not an absolute, but a relative vertical position)?
If someone knows a way to make it possible / have another solution, please let me know.

As osgood said, APDivs are not a good primary layout method. It's often helpful to make a preliminary sketch of your web pages with notes on where things will be placed, how many columns or grid boxes you'll need, etc... Then find a pre-built CSS layout that meets your requirements. You can learn a great deal from looking at source code.
Free CSS Layouts
http://alt-web.com/Free-CSS-Templates.shtml
Dreamweaver CSS Templates for beginners
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dreamweaver_custom_templates.html
New DW Starter Pages --
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/introducing_new_css_layouts.html
Ultimate Multi-Column Layouts -
http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/ultimate-multi-column-liquid-layouts-em-and-pixel-width s
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
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