Style Message in design view with Apache Trinidad HTML components

Hi !!!
I'm using Apache Trinidad HTML components. In that components after using Table Layout I'm trying to use Row layout after dragging the row layout to the design view the following message is appearing in the design view, the same is happening in the browser window also.
style="position:absolute;width:auto;height:auto;top:0px;left:0px;bottom:0px;right:0px"
Thanks in Advance
Anil Kumar Golla

Ric,
First I created an application by selecting New Application from the Application Navigator. In that application window I submitted relevant names for creating the new application, after that it displayed the project window in that I given the project name then in Jdeveloper's Application window the project name is displayed from there I selected new by right clicking, in that New gallery window, I selected Web Tier > Page Template > Ok. In the Create Jsf Page template window I created a File Name and Facet Definitions namely North, West, East, South and Center. After that Jdeveloper created the new JSPX page. In that page first I dragged panel stretch layout from Adf Faces to the Jdeveloper's design view and given facet references (North, West, East, South and Center). In the North Portion I dragged the Apache Trinidad HTML's Table Layout component, after that Row layout, then in the design window I'm getting the "style="position:absolute;width:auto;height:auto;top:0px;left:0px;bottom:0px;right:0px". The same is displaying in the browser window also.
Thanks in Advance
Anil Golla

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EDIT TITLE

</div>
<div id="productinfo">

Type of Object: Edit<br />
Ethnic Group: Edit<br />
Country of Origin: Edit<br />
Material: Edit<br />
Dimensions: Edit<br />
Overall Condition: Edit<br />

</div>

<div id="itemdescriptionheader">
Item Description:
</div>

<div id="itemdescription">

Edit item description here. 

</div>

<div id="shippinginfoheader">
Shipping Info:
</div>

<div id="shippinginfo">

Edit Shipping Info Here.

</div>
</div>
</body>
</html>

Design view in php files

can`t understand why, but, when I open php file which
contains some html formatting or not, (e.g. in *.html.php files of
CMS Joomla/Mambo) design view in DW-8 is inactive. When I rename
file to .html extension and open it then, design view is active and
I can work in WYSIWYG mode, but in previous versions everything has
been OK.
I was not need to rename files each time.
Is there solution or newest version of DW can not work in
design view with files exept of html extension?

Thanks for the tips but... design view won't open at all,
there's no errors or anything like that, it just -wont open-. It
wont let me click "design view", it just remains stuck in code
view, but it allowed me to view design view last week.
quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
the "WVA - News" appears to be the include- and is a complete
html document
instead of just what is correct for where it's inserted.
rough fix-
suggest using an external stylesheet for the site, so you
don't need to have
each style in the head section. This will also reduce the
number of styles
and keep them consistent.
edit the WVA - News file. Select just after the <body>
tag and erase to top
of file. Erase </body> and </html> at the end of
file.
(tip- attach a "design time" stylesheet to the included file
to see and
select the styles of the new external css file)
or- brute force fix if don't care about syntax- go into dw
preferences/invisible items and turn off rendering of
included files. That
doesn't fix the problem, just prevents the errors from
confusing design
view.
> Are you using includes or scripted includes?
>
> there are several pairs of <body> tags, which will
totally confuse dw design
> view.
>
>> Ah, they're .php - here's the site so far if it
helps at all:
>>
>>
http://www.walsallva.org.uk/NEWSITE/index.php
>>
>> This worked fine in design view last week, but
doesn't this week. =(
>

Custom Components and Properties in Flex Builder Design View

How do I create a custom component with custom properties
that renders well in Flex Builder design view?
This is a simple HelloWorld example of what I am trying
below. Here is the HelloWorld.mxml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
width="500" height="500">
<mx:Script><![CDATA[
[Bindable]
public var message:String;
]]></mx:Script>
<mx:Label x="100" y="100" text="{message}" />
</mx:Canvas>
And then when I use it in another mxml file, the design view
does not show the label with the 'Hello World' value - instead it
just shows {message} in design view where the label is located.
When I run it as a compiled app in flash, the 'Hello World' is
displayed correctly:
-- HelloWorldTest.mxml --
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
xmlns:views="mypackage.*" width="500" height="500">
<views:SimpleLine message="Hello World."/>
</mx:Canvas>

design view does not do any variable assignments or function
evaluations, so you won't be able to see it even if you don't use a
custom component.

Design view is significantly different from output in Robohelp 10

This may be normal for Robohelp 10. I am not sure.
I am applying a new CSS to my company's help project as part of a major update to the design. The CSS includes table styles, and list styles - something that was signficantly lacking from the previous design.
I have noticed that there are significant differences between what I see in the design view and what I see in the output, and this causes a lot of confusion.
When applying the bullet style, in the design view I see a numbered list. However, the output displays bullets as I specified.
When applying a table style, the table looks unformatted until I view it in preview mode or generate the project.
My roman numeral list style appears as decimals in design view, but looks fine in the output.
This is very confusing to work with, and initially led me t make many manual changes before I realized that what I am seeing in the design editor is completely misleading.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Yehoshua

This is how it appears when I edit the style in Robohelp:
This is how it appears when I apply the style in design view:
However, when previewing the page (and also when generating ouput):
As I said, it is very confusing and misleading.

JDeveloper Design View

Hi
When in design view I can add simple components like buttons, input text, etc. The displays as I would expect (visual button, input text, etc).
If I try to add a slightly complex component such as a multi-select checkbox the whole of the design view changes from a WYSIWYG view to a view there the components are all in grey boxes.
When this happens i am presented with the following error in the message log:
Performing action Preview in Browser...[ from oracle.jdevimpl.webapp.editor.jsp.JspEditor ]
Invoking command: Insert Multi-Select Checkbox
javax.enterprise.resource.webcontainer.jsf.lifecycle:29-Jul-2013 15:22:36 com.sun.faces.lifecycle.Phase doPhase
SEVERE: JSF1054: (Phase ID: RENDER_RESPONSE 6, View ID: /untitled1.jsp) Exception thrown during phase execution: javax.faces.event.PhaseEvent[source=com.sun.faces.lifecycle.LifecycleImpl@2afb925b]
This is done from a fresh project. If i uninstall JDeveloper and reinstall it the same thing happens when i create a new project. I have also tried deleting my JDeveloper App Data though this did not work.
Has anyone experienced something similar before/know how to rectify this issue?
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks.
Graeme.

I am using 11.1.1.6. I would expect this functionality to work so I think it is a local problem. It is the Multi-Select Checkbox xomponent that I am using. It may be a tag library that I am missing though I am still unable to resolve the issue.

Can't drag components to Design View? (FB)

A co-worker of mine is unable to drag any component on to the
design view. I looked at it and I can't seem to figure it out
either. His project works fine under my version of Flex Builder
(we're both using Flex Builder 3.0.2, OSX 10.5), I am able to drag
and drop new components to any state. The only way he is able to
add components is by going to the MXML and typing things manually.
He is also having odd things happen in design view with alignment
and constraints.
Edit: Just to clarify when he tries to drag and drop instead
of getting the "Green Plus Orb" he gets a White "Cancel" (always
reminds me of a non-smoking sign) circle.
I have managed to find a few people with the same problems on
JIRA but every one of the bugs gives me the "This bug was imported
from another system and requires review from a project committer
before some of the details can be marked public." message.
Any ideas/help would be appreciated - he is reinstalling FB
now, but I dunno if that's going to help.
Thanks!

pkrasko, welcome to the forum,
drag and drop; go to screen settings where you see the two monitors displayed with 1 on the left and 2 on the right. Click on 2 and drag it to the left of 1. You'll then be able to drag to the left, unless of course you've already physically moved the monitor to the right
Hope this helps
Andy ______________________________________
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