I use jsoup to a restaurant's menu card. The problem is that I have 4 categories of data and i want the listview updated only with 1 of them.
I'm unable to select items in my network menu. I can open the drop down from the menu bar, but if, for instance, I try to enable wireless networking through the drop down menu, nothing happens.
I can change it in the Networking Settings menu, just not from the menu bar.
Other menu bar menus seem to work correctly.
Ive just finished installing all updates and my graphic card's driver and Ive now got an issue with the main bar; I simply cant hover over it as the items disappear as soon as i do.
Is there any solution/fix for this? Ive got a ATI/AMD Graphics card - if that helps.
Thanks,
Jamie.
EDIT:
Just to add, I installed my graphic's card driver by the 'Additional Drivers' menu.
Hmm. I`ve never used the GUI. I`m always editing the files directly. But this new menu you are talking about... Is it a totally new right-click menu, or do you just want to add a new menu, inside the existing menu? Anyway, you should be able to add any items you want in the new menu, and remove them from the menus they were in.
Just did a new install of CrunchBang-11-20120927-amd64. The GUI menu editor doesn't appear to be working properly. I can add new menu items and edit the ones that I add. I can't change pre-existing items (the ones that were there from the install). The Execute line is empty for the pre-existing items. I can enter a program name, but nothing gets saved to the menu.xml file.
Hi All,
I installed BT5r3 on a 32 GB SD Card.
I'm in the process of converting an app I originally wrote to target v2.2 so it targets v4 using the v4 compatibility library and ActionBarSherlock.
I'm playing around with the ActionBar Options menu and sub-menus and trying to work out how to identify sub-menu items in a unique fashion.
Example...
@Override
public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
SubMenu mediaSubMenu = menu.addSub
I am new to Linux, the shell and scripts. I have come across a problem I can't find the answer to no matter how much I try to Google.
I have a script which creates menu items for a program called "whiptail" which seems to be the standard way to show dialog boxes and menu items on Debian for the Raspberry Pi.
So, with 13.04 came Files (Nautilus 3.6). I think the UI part is fine, collapsing all the menu items to the single cog doesn't bother me too much, except in one facet. The HUD now no longer has access to those menu items.