on 02-10-2006 11:20 AM
hai,
I am using table when selecting the table it displayed in red color . but i want that in green, how is that.
and using dropdownbyindex it shows an empty item as initial, how to remove that
regards
Hi,
the red color coming after selection of a row is a feature of themes ....for that u have to modify the themes using theme editor and then upload to the server and then for ur application u have to set the default theme to that....
and AFAIK the empty item can't be deleted u have handle its index by yourself through code......
sorry it can be done by
setting the selection of corresponding context node to 1..1
Regards,
Yash
Message was edited by: Yashpal Gupta
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Hi,
theme editor is all about editing the UI Control Display properties... like color, fonts ,size ....
for editing the theme u have to download theme editor there are several inbulit themes are present u have to make changes in them according to ur need .......
link for downloading eclipse theme editor.......
see in download section also
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/downloaditem?rid=/webcontent/uuid/ad5f4259-0501-0010-f3b9-c1b1d654f4... [original link is broken]
Regards,
Yash
Hi,
You have to point the folder to NW04Stack09Themes folder while you are creating a theme project.
There are two things to download.. One is the plugin to enable themeeditor explorer in NDS.
And other is NW04Stack09Themes which contains the standard themes.
Both will be available in the theme editor link.Check the article doc again. I remember mentioning it.
Regards
Bharathwaj
Hi Naga Raju,
am not sure about the first question you put up.
but for the second question this is the solution
1. Modify the "collection cardinality" property of the node that is bound to the DropDownByIndex control
- by default the value is 0..n
set it to 1..n
These values are responsible for the runtime context objects of the context elements under that node.
1..n makes sure that the framework creates atleast one context object element.
try it out. it works.
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