There is now a video up on the Inline Errors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo4i26ePwro
Check it out.
Dan
4 years ago
#11
4 years ago
#12
I managed to fix my radio button issue based on the help from everyone, thanks!
I have also updated my Trongate framework environment to include the in-field form validation release (v1.3.3036). Interestingly, when I triggered my validation checks, the error messages not displaying in the "danger" color only in the normal black color. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
I have also updated my Trongate framework environment to include the in-field form validation release (v1.3.3036). Interestingly, when I triggered my validation checks, the error messages not displaying in the "danger" color only in the normal black color. Any help will be appreciated, thanks.
4 years ago
#13
EDIT:
When you update the framework with the Desktop app, it will only update files in the engine folder. I'd say what has happened to you is, the trongate.css folder and potentially other updated files live in public/css public.js etc...
Just create a new app and copy the public folder over the top of your files (back-up first) or go to the GitHub repo > https://github.com/trongate/trongate-framework (⭐ STAR TRONGATE TOO WHILE THERE!!! ⭐) grab the public folder and copy over.
You may also want to do a hard reset in your browser to ensure all new files have been loaded and aren't cached.
in Chrome or Edge > crtl+shift+r
Also, if you could close the tread by awarding the person you think helped most, that would be appreciated.
When you update the framework with the Desktop app, it will only update files in the engine folder. I'd say what has happened to you is, the trongate.css folder and potentially other updated files live in public/css public.js etc...
Just create a new app and copy the public folder over the top of your files (back-up first) or go to the GitHub repo > https://github.com/trongate/trongate-framework (⭐ STAR TRONGATE TOO WHILE THERE!!! ⭐) grab the public folder and copy over.
You may also want to do a hard reset in your browser to ensure all new files have been loaded and aren't cached.
in Chrome or Edge > crtl+shift+r
Also, if you could close the tread by awarding the person you think helped most, that would be appreciated.