I want to display a message to the user when he is about to start a Jenkins build job.
I added the message to the build job description, but the user could also start the job from a view list (where the description is not visible).
Can I add a message to somewhere in the parameters page?
I could use the description field for a parameter, but that's more like a hack, a more prominent position for the message would be good.
Why is the description field a hack? That shows up in the most prominent position - just under the title.
I would just keep it simple and display your message there
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I noticed that, when you use error('foobar') in a stage, then "foobar" will be shown if you hover over the stage result, as shown here:
Is it possible to display a message similar to this if the stage was successful? It doesn't need to have some kind of "button" (like Error signal) in front of it, I just want to display text of my choice when the user hovers over the stage box, without having to click the "Logs" button.
I am new to Serilog and to Seq. Sorry for the beginner question.
I want to have an output template that seems to be available in Serilog for the Console, but I can't seem to configure it in the WriteTo.Seq parameters.
Am I missing something or is this not available or is there another way to do this?
I was hoping to create a template constant and keep the format all in one place.
TIA
Seq uses signals with tagged properties for this.
Pick an event that has a property you want to show beside the message,
click the green "tick" to "Show as tag", and then
save the resulting signal so that you can apply it when you want to show the property inline.
The signal can be set as a default for your user account in (your username) > Preferences.
I'm very new to scripting and really need some help getting started.
Basically I'm trying to develop a simple script to show a warning message when a certain value in a cell has been selected from a drop down list.
When the option 'Behind' has been selected I just want a simple popup window or something to say 'Review is needed'.
I've explored 'toast' but I'm not sure how I'd get the script to run based on the value.
Any help would be much appreciated, I'm going bald :(
Emma
You can also achieve this kind of behavior without writing your own script. See Data validation.
Select the cells for which you want this to apply
Click on Data -> Data Validation in the menu
Set your criteria for allowed values
On invalid data, select either Show Warning or Reject Input (the latter will reject the input and show a toast)
Put a checkbox in Show validation help text to add a custom warning text
I want to enable accessibility support in my app where i have In-line validation message (e.g As per below screenshot) when user enters something invalid data. My app doesn't show any error message.
What can be best and intuitive way to inform visual impaired/blind user about wrong data entries. e.g. Username & password mismatch, invalid.
First off, there is no "correct" way to do this. There are just a bunch of ways that work. The "best" way to do this, would be for iOS to have a "required" trait (IMO). But this is not supported, so we have to work with what iOS has given us... hints and labels.
Step 1:
Tell the user what is required. I would do this by adding the information to the hint. I like to add information to the hint that only non-familiar users need. "Power users" of your application will get use to what fields are required (assuming you're going to have return users, some views are just "hit and run" types). But, point being, don't flood users with unnecessary information. Users who visit a particular view frequently will get use to what is required, so keep non-crucial information in the hint. What you want is voiceover to read out the text input fields like this: "Email(accessibilityLabel) text field (the type of object), (pause) This field is required.(hint)" Don't wait until after a failure to provide this information to VoiceOver users. It should just always be set this way. If the type of failure changes, change the hint to adapt to this particular type of failure. If you'd like to keep the hint in sync with the Red highlighted labels, you can consider overriding the functions from the UIAccessibilityProtocol to pull out this information EX:
- (NSString*)accessibilityHint {
return myUILabel.text;
}
This should cause to keep the hint of the object, and the text of your UILabel in sync.
Step 2:
Mark all elements that are not the text input fields, as not accessibility elements. All of the information a user needs about those fields is either stored in the type of the field (a text input field), the label (email/password), or the hint (whether or not it is required). Therefore, we don't want VoiceOver to look at the other elements, because this would be duplicate information.
Step 3:
Use the following line of code:
UIAccessibilityPostNotification(UIAccessibilityScreenChangedNotification, anAccessibilityElement);
In your login action. On a failed login action, you should shift voiceover focus to the element that caused the failure. This informs the user that their action was attempted, and that it failed. It also allows them to easily know which element caused the failure, and that it needs fixed. In the event of multiple failures, make sure you shift focus to the first failure!
I hava two report in the this file C:\tomcat\webapps\vivicloud\vivitrend\src\main\jasperreports: main report "dailyOrderReport.jrxml" / second report "dailyOrderReportDetail2.jrxml"
Main report have a ${sequence} field. I want to click the main report ${sequence} field can transfer parameter and link to "dailyOrderReportDetail2".
In the sequence filed I config the hyperlink and detail is
Hyperlink Target :self
Hyperlink Type: ReportExecution
Link parameter :
Parameter Name Expression
_report "repo:dailyOrderReportDetail2"
sequence $F{sequence}
But can not to link to dailyOrderReportDetail2.
In what you are trying to do i think you should skip the "repo:" in front of your linked report. And check that the relative path to your second report dailyOrderReportDetail2.jrxml is correct.
Check the first answer here for a step by step mini tutorial on how to do it (using servlets), or see a similar approach on this blog.
Hope this helps you get in the right direction, or at least gives you some pointers.
If both report are already running in JasperReport Server then problem must be in relative path of second report.
just check relative path of the second report must be written in red color and give the full path like:-
"repo:/path of the second report "
I know this is late, but might help someone else in the future.
I'm guessing you mean kind of like a drill-down report. Make sure all the parameters are exactly the same in the second report that need to pass over from the first report.
NOTE: You will not use the .jrxml file of the "sub report". The second report needs to be actually published with input controls and all.
Click the field you want to be the hyperlink
Click hyperlink in properties tab
Link Target : Blank
Link Type : ReportExecution
Parameters (very important)
1. Parameter: _report
Expression: path of published report (not .jrxml)
2. parameter: your choice :
Expression: Whatever carries over
now when you publish this main report and you click on the hyperlink, it will run the second report with the parameters set.