With theBold Reports Embeddedplatform, you can easily embed reporting components in your project to create, bind data to, view, and export pixel-perfect paginated reports. In this blog, we are going to walk you through the integration of ourAngular Report Viewer componentin an Angular te...
Components that you use across multiple applications need to follow a module pattern that keeps them separate from your application logic. This will allow you to make these Angular 2 components reusable and shareable and is the same pattern followed by many libraries that you may import into your...
Components that you use across multiple applications need to follow a module pattern that keeps them separate from your application logic. This will allow you to make these Angular 2 components reusable and shareable and is the same pattern followed by many libraries that you may import into your...
We know how to build Angular Components. Structural & Attribute directives do not have an associated view. Structural directives change the DOM layout by adding and removing DOM elements. All structural Directives are preceded by the Asterix (*) symbol....
Components are basic building blocks of Angular applications. They are encapsulated, can be reused and nested in each other. Now our project has App Component. Each component has three parts, which are used when rendering that particular component. ...
You can use positioner components to create rows, columns, grids and more complex layouts. Here is a more detailed guide about positioners:Item Positioners Test right in your browser!Run This Example import Felgo import QtQuickApp{NavigationStack{AppPage{title:"Row"// Aligns all child items in...
AngularJS provides a way to organize the code into controllers and views. Controllers are responsible for input validation, data retrieval, and processing, while views are responsible for displaying data in UI components. It allows the use of multiple controllers on a single-page app. This enhance...
This means that each tab has its own history stack, and NavController instances injected into children @Components of each tab will be unique to each tab:import { Component } from '@angular/core'; import { NavController } from 'ionic-angular'; @Component({ ... }) class Tab1 { ...
The implementation of the component resides in CalendarView.java: public class CalendarView extends LinearLayout { // internal components private LinearLayout header; private ImageView btnPrev; private ImageView btnNext; private TextView txtDate; private GridView grid; public CalendarView(Context context) {...
Digressing a little, let’s add other required components and services first. Adding Header As planned previously, the navigation bar should be reused, let’s create it as a separate angular component. Open terminal in VSCode and type ng g c header (short for ng generate component header) ...