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Tag Archives: development
Show React dialogs fluently with hooks and promises
Suppose you have a React component that displays a modal dialog and returns the result:
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<Dialog message="Are you sure?" onClose={onCloseDialog}> |
The typical way to use it would be to have a state variable controlling if it should be displayed or not, and a function … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged components, development, dialog, hooks, javascript, modals, promises, react, typescript
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Popup opens as new browser window in Edge and Internet Explorer
Problem: Opening a popup with JavaScript in Edge or Internet Explorer results in a new browser window instead of a popup window. For example:
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var popup = window.open("https://www.duckduckgo.com/", "DDG", "height=640,width=960,toolbar=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,location=no,status=no"); |
Communication between the new window and originating site is not possible either, since both popup (above) … Continue reading
Posted in Development
Tagged development, edge, internet explorer, javascript, popups, programming
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Edit SharePoint property bags with SpPropertyBag.js bookmarklet
SpPropertyBag.js is a drop-in JavaScript for editing SharePoint web properties (the “property bag”). Simply paste the script into the JavaScript console and run it to open a dialog where you can view, edit, add, and remove properties: Even easier is to … Continue reading
16 years with Flash Renamer – A development retrospective
Of all the applications, web services and games I have made or been part of, Flash Renamer is my darling. In case you don’t know, Flash Renamer is a Windows utility for batch renaming files and folders. It’s my own … Continue reading
Posted in Articles
Tagged apple, development, flash renamer, freeware, history, hobby, id3, microsoft, mp3, programming, programming languages, rl vision, shareware, shell extensions, vb6, visual basic, windows
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Working with the AppInstalled and AppUninstalling events in SharePoint Apps
Some quick notes about remote app events receivers I have picked up when working with apps in SharePoint Online. When is AppInstalled triggered? When you add an app in SharePoint Online it shows in Site Content as being added. Installing … Continue reading
Walkthrough for Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action!
When I worked on the GameBoy Advance title Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action! we also put together an official walkthrough for the game. The game was however severely delayed, and the walkthrough was forgotten and never publicly released. I found it … Continue reading
Posted in Games
Tagged animaniacs, behind the scenes, development, faqs, games, gba, level editor, nintendo, nintendo ds, trivia, walkthoughs
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Introducing DynForm, a c# library for semi-automatic WinForms dialogs
Application development often involves creating dialogs where the user is presented a form to enter or edit some sort of data. DynForm aims to make development of this a little bit easier. By implementing a simple interface into your data … Continue reading
Posted in Development
Tagged .net, c#, development, library, open source, programming, winforms
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