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• Fonts, text and menus, all gone.

  The texts are not displayed

  Fonts, text and menus, all gone.

  When I open Firefox and type some text in the address bar text is invisible. Although the texts are there can not see what I typed.

  Menu drop-downs do not appear.

  Look at the screenshot of my Firefox: http://www.maisinside.com.br/print_firefox.jpg

  I found solutions on the Internet where they were written for Firefox to restart without the extensions, but how do I have restart if I do not see the menus? I don't know where to click.

  Excludes already my profile and installed new Firefox but not solved the problem.

  I installed Thunderbird 14 also.

  Can someone help me? Thanks for your attention

  If the problem occurs in normal mode but not safe mode, why not try disabling Firefox to use graphics hardware acceleration? As this feature has been added to Firefox, it has gradually improved, but there are still some problems.

  You need to restart Firefox for it to take effect, so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Orange Firefox button or classic menu Tools > Options > advanced

  In the mini ' General' tab, uncheck the box for "use hardware acceleration when available.

  If you restart Firefox, the problem is solved?

• How can I force pop-up windows to have toolbars and menus in their entirety?

  Whenever you click on a link to a website that opens a context menu, it creates a pop-up with limited functions. It is very confusing for novice users who often need to print this page, but can't, because the menus and toolbars have disappeared.

  Is there a setting or a Firefox Extension to force pop-up windows to have always toolbars and menus in their entirety?

  See-> http://kb.mozillazine.org/Prevent_websites_from_disabling_new_window_features

  • in the filter on the topic: config display (see below) type dom.disable_window_open_feature
  • Double-click the elements which show the value 'false' to change to 'true' (user set / "BOLD").
  • the already set parameters are 'true' by default Firefox and you do not need to change these

  See also-> http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

  Not related to your question, but...

  You may need to update some plug-ins. Check your plug-ins and update if necessary:

  • Plugin check-> http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
  • Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in: install (or update) the Shockwave with Firefox plugin
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• I can't seem to grasp how FXML and data binding is useful beyond basic, static views

  The markup is not any sort of logic/iteration as the additional taglibs in JSP capabilities (i.e. < c:forEach var = "${model.") (Person}"> < c: out >$ {person.name} < / c:forEach >) so you're stuck making the dynamic aspects of the UI in pure Java (unless you are supposed to use < fx:script > to do this, that there is little or no documentation/examples/etc.).  Makes organizing difficult associated classes because you so specific to the logical view of the controller (i.e. for each complexItem - create a graph of node that represents a complexItem, add to the list;). It seems that this sort of thing belongs to the "view" class  What happens if the complexItem is a custom control specified in FXML.  What grade is supposed to handle the onMouseClicked event when the user clicks on complexItem.  The controller class that supports that the first of the complexItem, or the controller class displayed several complexItems in the list?  You're supposed to pass the event in the chain of controllers, each parent is to know?

  I can't just wrap your head around this design and how it can be used to create a correct application of the MV * with a clean design.  FXML basically breaks controllers me by exposing specific UI widgets.  Looks like there should be a separate view class that stores the FXML.  Especially in cases where you need to "Finish" the view because all you want to do, cannot be expressed in FXML (like using half of the ControlsFX controls).  So you want a separate controller class to manage the model update (and switch to the update view in the case of Passive View or update the properties in the case of Supervising Controller) and managing events behaviors.  It works well, because FXML and the associated RAD tools requires you to use one and fx:controller only category excluded.

  I want to as JavaFX, I don't really have, but the lack of attention in this area, it's mind-boggling.  I read through tons of blog posts and it seems that there are tons of questions and debates but few answers and resolutions.  I even bought two books on JavaFX8 Apress and or design a model address other than a small introductory text or two and a reference to Afterburner and Dolphin something or other.  It seems that no one has proved a solid design with lots of views/controllers/presenters/viewmodels nested... I don't know even what term used more because it's so confusing.

  > The markup is not any sort of logic/iteration as the additional taglibs in JSP capabilities (i.e. ${person.name}) so you're stuck making the dynamic aspects of the UI in pure Java

  Taglibs themselves are implemented in Java.  You can implement a custom control in fxml, which could allow you to get similar functionality.  Personally I don't really make sense in XML, I think it is better expressed in a procedural or functional programming language and just leave XML for declarative programming; that is for straight definitions of things.

  If you really want to combine JSF taglib features with JavaFX style, you should look into CaptainCasa, that serves as a front end of JavaFX for JSF applications (I've never used this framework).

  > unless you are supposed to be used for this

  Yes, you are made to define custom controls, use the logic of the controller or use scripts (in whatever language please).  The model is the same that javascript html (which is also usually XML based like FXML), which I think turned out based on how many javascript/html is there.  I'm not a big fan of the javascript/xml model, but at least with JavaFX, you have a little more flexibility based on the ability to choose between several languages for scripts and controllers, a collection more complete and accurate the confrontations of control in element names widget and a possiblity to extend the basic elements to create your own custom elements to incorporate the new controls and layouts rather than continuously replace the div and span.

  > It seems that this sort of thing belongs to the "view" class

  I don't really know what the view class is in your definition.  There is no view defined in JavaFX class.  The closest thing is probably a control's appearance, but I feel that is different from what you are suggesting.  The FXML system was built not to be opinionated concerning the architecture used to build applications with it (like an anti-RAILS framework).  The reason for this is that it's just a basic shipped with Java runtime component and not a framework for application complete.  You can always build a style of RAILS framework that had such notions as the view classes and operate with FXML.  There are samples of these frames if you are interested; JRebirth, Griffin.  And there are others who do not use FXML at all; for example FXForm.  Perhaps my favorite and start studying is Afterburner.fx because of its simplicity.

  > What happens if complexItem is a custom control specified in FXML.

  I guess that there are different types of "custom controls", those who actually extend its control and provide an API and control skin following the architecture of JavaFX controls.  In this case the control generally encapsulates the view state (for example who did, how event handlers are defined) and delegates to the skin and a pattern of behavior (interface keyboard controls, etc.) to manage the predetermined nodes, etc.  In many cases for the application code, such a complicated configuration is unnecessary and can make your code more difficult to understand due to the increase of indirection involved by the model.

  The other type of control is something a controller FXML that loads its definition of layout of the user interface in FXML and encapsulates its hierarchy and control node interface in a class that can be instantiated in FXML, as defined in the tutorial Oracle Mastering FXML.

  Both types of controls have their place in a JavaFX application, with extensions of control usually from libraries such as ControlsFX instead of the application code.

  > What grade is supposed to handle the onMouseClicked event when the user clicks on complexItem.  The controller class that supports that the first of the complexItem, or the controller class displayed several complexItems in the list?

  Initially, a UI (node) element that represents your complexItem will receive the mouse click event.  One way to do it is to have a class of skin (encapsulating nodes) associated with your model (or the view in some modern managers model) and which may have observable properties that are set when the actions are performed on the node.  Then your view model/presenter can observe the changing properties in the skin to react based on the observable properties.  You can see many examples of this model in the JavaFX controls source code base or this app of TIC-TAC-TOE (most of these samples are not based FXML).  Most simple, is often to encapsulate the nodes and the event handlers in a single class (e.g. the FXML controller), as is done in the FXML connected mastering tutorial above.

  > Are you supposed to pass the event in the chain of controllers, each parent is to know?

  Generally not, I would say.  Treatment of JavaFX event will automatically events up and down the hierarchy of nodes.  Your controllers (or skins) according to what is in fact linked with the nodes, can add appropriate listeners and filters which react to the events of the UI and update your State application model directly or set the observable properties that domain not associated with GUI logic could listen and react on.  You can also introduce a bus event to propagate and manipulate events (if your application warranted and such an architecture is consistent with your app needs).  If you want to be really sophisticated, then you slap on an Messaging model-based architecture, but by then you're really in a lot of complexity and really need to know what you're doing.

  > I can not just wrap your head around this design and how it can be used to create a correct application of the MV * with a clean design.  FXML basically breaks controllers me by exposing specific UI widgets.  Looks like there should be a separate view class that stores the FXML.

  Well what are the 'controllers' FXML.  Maybe just don't call them controllers.  They don't really control anything, unless you put the logic in them to do (and you don't need to).  By default, they are just holding FXML and Java classes link to allow references to JavaFX nodes and events related to the FXML Java handlers.  You do not even need to call your controllers to controllers in your code, you might call them just something like myItemUIBinding.  Again, I suggest that you take the time to look at afterburner.fx, to see how a more 'opinionated' framework defines a simple architecture to help impose a stronger separation of concerns than the standard vanilla to FXML controller installation.

  > Then you want a separate controller class to manage the model update (and switch to the update view in the case of Passive View or update the properties in the case of Supervising Controller) and managing events behaviors.  It works well, because FXML and the associated RAD tools requires you to use one and fx:controller only category excluded.

  I guess I don't understand that.  You can incorporate several controllers of the child.  You can create your own controllers.  You can set the listenable properties on the controllers.  You can pass objects to model to the controllers.   You can bind a controller to a skin or you can use an Ombudsman model to create a controller supervisor.  Acquired some of these things may be obvious or not clearly demonstrated in tutorials.  There is no equivalent (well used) JavaFX to say spring or Play that sets common criteria in a unique setting and open source large scale the application based on it you could read or derive best practices of.

  > No one has proved a solid design with lots of views/controllers/presenters/viewmodels nested, it seems...

  Agreed is that there is a lack of scale large source code public for applications that rely heavily on FXML and demonstrate an architecture for building complex applications based on it.  Is perhaps the closest, you can find the source code of SceneBuilder, but, unless you create a development such as scenebuilder tool, you can see that some of the reasons he doesn't quite apply to your use case.

• Documentation for FXML and CSS

  Where can I find documentation that lists all the different things that you can do using FXML and CSS for JavaFX?

  For example, how am I supposed to know that I can do "police - fx - size: 12px" for the size of the font in CSS or ' = 'System' size =' 12.0 font name ' / > ' to FXML?

  CSS style

  Here is the css reference guide, which is a great start.

  Complete by carefully studying caspian.css (the 2.2 JavaFX stylesheet) and modena.css (the stylesheet of JavaFX 8).

  There is also information disseminated in the Oracle JavaFX tutorialscss style.

  Try to use the material in the reference Guide css for the style of some of the simple default controls, like buttons etc.

  Once you have the hang of this, move on to something more complex like tables and graphics.

  Don't forget tips as the constant substitution of some of the default paint for example try because it is a style much easier if all you need is a change in color, the following style sheet:

  .root { -fx-base: antiquewhite; }
  

  FXML reference

  It is (and will never) such a thing (as least not a complete).

  FXML works reflecting on classes.

  As you add more classes in your classpath or change existing classes, you can add more elements and attributes to fxml.

  Best current documentation of fxml is the Introduction of FXML and the tutorials FXML from Oracle.

  In terms of learning some of the elements and attributes to FXML for most common standard JavaFX controls try to load up SceneBuilder and examining the FXML it generates.

  Also, as FXML is a reflection of the JavaFX Java API, you can get know which attributes and elements, it can use in looking at the standard javadoc JavaFX.

  Whatever he says, I think that the FXML documentation could be improved, so if after that you are going through in detail by studying the available information, I have provided in this post, you have concrete ideas to improve the documentation, feel free to file detailed and specific applications in the Tracker JavaFXor send your comments to the e-mail address of the JavaFX documentation team : [email protected]

• Import tasks and Menus

  I just wanted to confirm that there is no way to import / export tasks and menus except using LCM. If there is a way made me know

  wrong forum

• Right click and menus of Firefox have a 3-4 sec lag only on the 64-bit version

  Firefox on several versions (at least the tests 21 and 26) has a mismatch when using menus and clicks.
  When you use a 32-bit version, this difference does not exist. Only when you use the 64-bit version the symptom appears.
  This forum works on Ubuntu 10 64 bits.
  I don't know where to look, the problem appears also in Safe Mode, but does not seem to trace.
  Thanks for the pointers to solutions or educational messages, and troubleshooting tips.
  Cheers, xgiannak

  Hello
  I have not run a terminal server, but a full desktop of Ubuntu (10.10). The bug above advice for the libxcd and I did not have this library on my system
  BUT
  the problem disappeared after a reboot!
  I agree completely with your analysis of a problem located in the X system. Without doubt, there can be many causes.
  So to summarize my case, I assumed that something was corrupted in the X Server and forced to use some features of relief, but this ability has caused the problem of delay in right click. When I rebooted, the server restarted correctly and fresh, and the problem does not appear.
  Let me know if it seems too stupid as explanation.
  I'm sorry to hear other people have the same problem. We can continue the analysis for them on this thread.
  Thanks again and soon, xgiannak

• Satellite P100-188: low resolution fonts and menus, game

  Hello

  I have a P100-188 and fonts on the office and Internet icons display very well, however the fonts displayed in message boxes look terrible, looks like they are displayed in low resolution, you can see practically every pixel that make up the letters.

  This is really visible with some games I've played, as UFO: Afterlight and supreme commander. The games look good, but the menus for the said games are terrible.

  Nobody else this remark on their machines and is it current with windows and LCD screens?
  This is my first laptop and my desktop computer is old and it uses a CRT monitor that do not show the same symptoms.

  Hello

  Have you changed your display resolution or even use native resolution 1440 x 900?

  AFAIK P100 has excellent 17.0 "TruBrite discovers Wide 16:10 color TFT display and the illustration is really fantastic. Because of that, I'm a little confused about your ad. To make it better to try to change the font size and enlarge the fonts.

• FXML and son

  I have a file FXML which establishes certain elements on a Panel.  Since there are multiple instances of the Group of experts who are assembled together (think it's a VBox with multiple cards), I did experiences of ways to initialize the panels in their own net.  The bulk of the work, it's that it should:

  1. Load the fxml
  2. initialize the component with data from the database.
  3. return the initialized component so that it can be added to the VBox.

  My initial assumption was that I could stick it in the method of work #call , but I immediately got an exception because the FXML charger wasn't on the thread of the application.  is there a reason any loading configuration of a component must be on the application thread?  Ideally, he should care only when I try to add this element to the graphic scene.

  To work around this problem, my task overrides the Task #scheduled () method to initialize the FXML charger Panel.  It uses the call() method to construct a model for the chart and then use the succeeded() method to bind the model to the table.  Given that both on-demand and managed are supposed to be on the thread of the application, it should work.

  My assumption was that behind the scenes, the task was running the methods in the following order: regular, call succeeded or failed , as the case may be.  However, when I try to get the Panel returned by the call to method, I still get null.  As I call the task using the ThreadPoolExecutor and get a future, I expect that the future should always give me the results of the method call, and it would be non-zero since the Panel is initialized in the regular method.

  Am I missing something?

  > You would think you could do something (the values of the field of play, set of attributes for components) out of the thread of the application.

  Yes, one might think that, but, no, you can't for popup controls associates.

  > The exception I received was thrown when adding a context menu.

  I logged a bug report on it years ago:

  https://JavaFX-JIRA.Kenai.com/browse/RT-17716 "some controls can only be created on the FX application thread.

  It is a problem because things like a ContextMenu or the ToolTip are implemented in the form of PopupControls with their own windows and JavaFX, currently windows must be created on the JavaFX application thread.  Sprittibee found a hack (mentioned in the comments on the jira below), set your own skin that differs from the creation of the pop-up window, but I'm not sure I want to do.

  https://JavaFX-JIRA.Kenai.com/browse/RT-25127 "ToolTip tab (and other controls) can be defined in FXApplicationThread.

• JavaFX, I18N, FXML and me

  Hello all!
  
  I'm looking for ideas on how to to internationalize/locate my FXML JavaFX application file. I am familiar with the method of bundle traditional resources and use that in my controller for everything I do in the user interface during execution, but, obviously, I need to extend that to my FXML file as well. Here are a few thoughts on how I could address the issue:
  
  * A FMXL file that is dynamically loaded for each locale I support? (I don't like this approach that minor changes to my XML must be propagated to all of the locale specific versions).
  * Or... Somehow through the scene graph once the FXML is responsible, looking for text I can load from a resource group.
  
  I hope you JavaFX veterans may know a better way to handle this.
  
  Thank you very much!
  
  -Zep

  You can use the resources resolution operator to locate a FXML file when it is loaded:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/JavaFX/2/API/JavaFX/fxml/doc-files/introduction_to_fxml.html#resource_resolution

  You just pass FXMLLoader an appropriate resource bundle at load time.

• FXML and style sheets

  FXML another question I'm afraid.
  
  The FXML [url http://download.oracle.com/javafx/2.0/fxml_get_started/jfxpub-fxml_get_started.htm] guide shows how we can define a style directly in the FXML, but anyone know if it is possible to define a style on a node class in FXML which is defined in a style sheet? In the code, this would be through:
  

  myLabel.styleClass().add("myLabelStyle")

  In FXML, I tried the following options (each fails in different ways):
  

  <Label text="My Label" style="myLabelStyle"/> 
  <Label text="My Label" styleClass="myLabelStyle"/>
  <Label text="My Label" fx:style="myLabelStyle"/>
  <Label text="My Label" fx:styleClass="myLabelStyle"/>

  Better that I came up with this day consists of defining the 'id' of the node, and then use the id selector "#" in the style sheet. It works but it is clumsy and if I have a fx:id for mapping to the controller I need to put both that is painful:
  

  <Label text="My Label" fx:id="myLabel" id="myLabel"/>

  Anyone got the best options?
  
  See you soon,.
  zonski

  Hello

  Here is a concrete example of what you wish to achieve.

  The fx:id is here also because this is necessary for the label stored in the right place in the controller. For style, I use the style class.

  .my-label {
     -fx-text-fill: green;
  }
  

  Michael

  Published by: MiPa on 04.09.2011 23:13

  Published by: MiPa on 04.09.2011 23:17

• Newbee question - footer header and menus

  What is the current practice, the best for creating a web site with compatible menus, headers and the feet etc.

  I've read good and bad SSI and Dreamweaver libraries etc and would like to know where the people in the industry to turn to complete such a task.

  I made a very simple site with php, www.canvasdoctors.com , but someone told me that how I did it was exaggerated and not correct.

  I hope that I was clear.

  Thanks for your time.

  Ashley

  According to me, who replied: Server Side Includes.

• After that Windows updated tonight, my Thunderbird (31.06.0) shows black windows and menus only.

  Any idea what could be the cause? Reboot has not fixed the problem.

  Try the solution here https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1012145 and see how you go.

• When you use media center tv, registered and menus do not load and display regular

  When I select tv... then recorded... the screen displays (loading). The load never completes and hangs the system. I have to use (esc) to exit the application

  Hello

  (1) have you installed Windows XP Media Center Edition on your computer?
  (2) what is the brand and model of the computer?

  You can try the following method and check if it helps.

  Method 1:
  (a) computer and do not open any other software before you watch TV. Close software may not be sufficient in some cases.
  (b) after the opening of Media Center, wait about 10 seconds before trying to watch TV.
  (c) If you have recently installed new TV tuner hardware, make sure it is properly connected/sitting, make sure that it is compatible with the version of Media Center you are using.
  (d) reinstall the TV tuner drivers. If you have installed a tuner separately, reinstall the drivers disc that came with the tuner.
  (e) use Windows system restore to restore the system at a time where the error will not occur.

  Method 2:
  (a) turn on the Media Center computer and connect to the Internet.
  (b) click Start, all programs, and then click Windows Update.
  (c) I agree to download plug-ins from Microsoft if you are prompted.
  (d) to read and respond to information on the Web page. Carefully read the page that the information may change from time to time.

  Method 3:
  (a) the television signal must come into the computer through the coax or s-video input. Make sure that you do not connect the standard video cable (RCA style) on the audio or the video output on the graphics card. Use the standard video adapter S-video if we use a standard video cable.
  (b) connect the end of the s-video cable or coaxial cable into a TV set to see if the cable is working properly.
  (c) ensure that the TV signal settings are correct for the Media Center software.

• Sony Xperia Z5 Premium. How make for rotation full screen. Screen and menus.

  Hello. I have new premium of z5. I want to know how to get a full rotation in 5.1.1 android
  I have the rotation in chrome and the rest of the applications, but the main screen with apps does not run with my activity. also the lock screen does not rotate. then, feeling very unconfortable using the mouse and keyboard wireless BkB10.
  I would use view portrait throughout the system, when I need it.
  Help, please.

  @Gurri4ran

  There is no way to do this with launcher Sony Home, you will need a third-party application, he asked before, do not forget to send your comments to Sony

  Local support