I am new to Bootstrap, does anyone know how to get the below picture's html code?
What is the name of these three tables? My client send me this picture, and they want these tables.
I don't know where I get and what the name of this is!
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I want to send emails to prospects with a link to highly customised middleman landing page.
I'll have a spreadsheet with the following columns:
name, company logo, position, etc.
I want my homepage to display the name of the recipient, the logo of the company and other values.
I know that I can create specific url that will pass those values to the landing page but I'm not sure how to do it.
Thanks a lot for guiding me :)
I have a page that is a report from a database and I'm working on modifying how the filtering works. The intention is to allow the user to select possible values form a list that will be used to filter the resulting report. There are too many values to do this with checkboxes. I'm defining a multiple selection list box with this:
<g:select name="country" from="${countryDataList.KOUNTRY}" value="${params.country}" multiple="true" />
countryDataList is a List<> of objects with a name and a value which I create in the controller. I'm able to get the selected counties and process them without an issue.
But when the page returns from the controller with the filtered report, only the first selection in the list is selected. It doesn't re-select all of the items that the user selected. I am passing the params.country object back from the controller as
country:params.country
I saw some posts about this not working, but they are all from several years ago. Am I missing a vital step?
Ahh sorry, I was reading it on the phone initially and missed the point.
So what you want is a way of sending a multiple select box to a confirmation page. If I understand correctly?
Anyways how many objects in the select are we talking massive or a dozen couple of dozen or so ?
What I did was use check boxes and did a confirmation which shows the selection ticked in check boxes.. So this is the confirmation page that loads in https://github.com/vahidhedayati/mailinglist/blob/master/grails-app/views/mailingListEmail/confirmcontact.gsp
this page which is where multiple attachments selected from the schedule re-appear...
https://github.com/vahidhedayati/mailinglist/blob/master/grails-app/views/mailingListAttachments/_mailerAttachmentsDisplay.gsp.
Please note advice below is all conceptual stuff and there may be easier ways than this
Other than that You could create a taglib call on the confirmation page https://github.com/vahidhedayati/ajaxdependancyselection/blob/master/grails-app/taglib/ajaxdependancyselection/AutoCompleteTagLib.groovy#L55 which takes in your arrayList you could probably convert it to JSON pass it into the javascript that you load in within the taglib (on mine further down it loads this page in)
https://github.com/vahidhedayati/ajaxdependancyselection/blob/master/grails-app/views/autoComplete/_selectJs1.gsp#L23
and look to reselect them using javascript... as I say I haven't tested the last bit, the first bit i.e. checkbox works it is/has been in use.
Years later from you I just had the same problem. What I figured out is: it happens when params.country is an array instead of a Collection (i.e. an ArrayList).
A workaround for this if you want to stick to the array type is at the value attribute of the tag doing this: params.country?.findAll().
I'm trying to figure out a way to automate posting data on this site which does not have an API and thankfully not a captcha as well.
For example there is a form here => http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/EventSubmission
By examining the form I can figure out that the Name text box is setup as follows......
<input type="text" name="Name" id="EventName" value="" class="rejectPipe">
Using Ruby/Rails is there a way I can programmatically POST to the form on that page through the controller or in a rake task?
I sniffed out some links like => http://biodegradablegeek.com/2008/04/how-to-post-form-data-using-ruby/
and that seems to sort of explain the basic premise but what about inserting data into the time control or the drop down select boxes on another site? Or pretty much anything more complicated than inserting a string into an input box
Your best bet is to use something like Mechanize. I've written a blog post on a related subject (uploading data with Mechanize) : http://davidsulc.com/blog/2011/11/13/uploading-data-using-mechanize/
Alternatively, if you want to see the page while information is being entered, you could user Selenium http://davidsulc.com/blog/2011/11/27/automating-web-site-interactions-with-selenium/
You can use Typhoeus
For datetime selects you need conform to Rails protocol. Just pop open the source of the page and look at the names of their elements and use the same structure when posting. Do the same with select boxes
We are using Struts 2 and want a jQuery Grid showing a list of accounts. When a user clicks an account we want to take them to a page specific to that account.
At this point I'm looking for suggestions as to the best way to do this. Currently I'm building a URL server side which I then return but this isn't optimal since I don't have access to <s:url>.
One idea I've had is to combine <s:url> and each row Id on the client side but I haven't found a way to do this. Is there a grid would that allow this? or a better way?
Updated Explanation Attempt:
I am returning a json list to jQuery grid. One column in the grid is a url but I can't build that in the service level. Instead I'd love to have a way to use <s:url> when my json results are returned. Is there anyway to do this?
You cannot use <s:url> client side.
The Struts2-Tags get used serverside
to generate the HTML, so there's
basically no difference if you
construct them yourself or let JSP
construct the HTML.
There's the struts2-jQuery Plugin and with it the jQuery grid plugin. Find out more about it here:
https://code.google.com/p/struts2-jquery/
If you know the actionName and have the ID in the list you're iterating over, you can just code the necessary link yourself (if the object in the list has a getter named getId()):
<a href="http://host:port/webapp/actionName?id=<s:property value='id' />">
Hope that helps, if not please show the code of the page and / or dredefine your question.
There isn't a really straight forward way. Here is the answer to "Struts2 URL buiilding in action for JSON" answered on the struts mailing list:
http://old.nabble.com/Struts2-URL-building-in-action-for-JSON.-td30487914.html
If you get a chance let me know how you implement this.
I'm thinking about an idea for something, as well as learning Ruby on Rails (easy eh :) ). I want something to allow a user to generate forms as templates, then assign these templates as forms in a location in a tree hierarchy, then allow users to fill in instances of these forms and save the data.
So, I've got two different thoughts as how to structure the data. I'm currently thinking a template will have one or more sections, and a section will have one or more fields and the field will then have attributes (type, color, position, validation etc).
So, should this be described as linked tables ;
field belongs_to_a section belongs_to_a template
or should I have one template table, that has a field called body that can be serialized in and out to XML or something to render ?
<template>
<section>
<field attrib=foo attrib2=bar><field>
</section>
<template>
Any ideas or comments welcome, even if I'm totally on the wrong track....
I would opt for the first design. If I were a user (or a developer) I'd much rather enter data in logically related tables than write XML to define a screen. In fact, Oracle have used a data structure not unlike this behind their very successful tool Application Express.