I got a application to test. It is a web based application. I started recording the application in UFT but nothing got recorded.
One more query, are JQuery UI and JQWidgets are same?
They are not the same. jQWidgets is not based on jQuery UI. It is based on jQuery.
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I am trying to record events for Vaadin application using Loadrunner web protocol. However, when I replay the recorded script, the request that goes in is different from what is being recorded. I am not sure on what basis these values change and I am not getting expected results/response due to the change in request. I am new to Vaadin app, any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
This is more of a general "how do I get started" question. I would like to display my company's SSRS Integrated Sharepoint Reports in an iPad App, but I'm not sure where to start. Googling this concept didn't return any results.
We would like a native feel without displaying the reports in a Web View container.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!!
Maybe you can use the webservice to get the parameters and build a little query interface. You'd have to figure out what to put in your dropdown boxes I believe.
Get params with that and then submit call the render method which would return the report to you in the desired format. Be sure to read the remarks there.
I have no clue if this would actually work. My organization built an interface like this for reporting services 2000, but it used the URL-based submitting method.
Good luck, I'd love to know if this works for you.
Using the web service is definitely your best bet. You should be able to query all the parameter information you need from the service and then render it in various formats (html is probably your best bet).
I know it's definitely doable, as I've used the web service to build custom scripts that render and and send out PDF versions of reports. It would essentially be the same task. You can find plenty of information on the web for working with it.
look at http://reports4you.software4you.com
The Website shows a server based solution to display reporting services reports on the ipad (including autentification, etc.)
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Dirk
With SQL Server 2012 SPI, you can now access a SSRS report from an iPad by browsing the SharePoint library or viewing the report in a Web part.
For more information about viewing and interacting with SSRS reports on the iPad, see View Reporting Services Reports on Apple iOS devices (SSRS iPad).
I have a production app that tracks a product catalog. Some customers have huge amounts of products. The app was originally built for smaller numbers of products. As a result, I have select boxes in a few places that absolutely do not work for these customers with lots of products.
What sort of UI element from jQuery can I employ that will allow the selection of a product from a very large list?
I like Chosen.js. It's pretty slick. It's not a jQuery UI component, but it doesn't conflict.
If you're stuck on using jQuery UI for this, I've also had some luck with the jQuery UI SelectMenu plugin. It doesn't have all the features of Chosen, but it at least presents information better a standard select box and is style-able.
if its really jQuery UI you want, then the autocomplete control comes closest
there are variations like the autocomplete with combobox
which might be a good solution for you
Autocomplete. It is part of jQuery UI toolset which makes it nice if you are trying to only have a few JS libs.
You should use jQuery UI autocomplete.
Unobtrusive Fast-filter Dropdown is the best one, as it can handle a rally large number of options, I had a similar issue. I used this plugin
Here is the approach to design this plugin
If you ever tested in IE, Autocomplete will throw an error "the script is running" something of that sort..
You can use SelectBoxIt, a jQueryUI plugin I created to replace the standard HTML select box.
It should work very well for long dropdown lists since I specifically focused on performance for select boxes with thousands of options. Keyboard search and navigation support is also provided.
I need to implement a dialog for a web application (ASP.NET/C#) where users can search and select one or more clients from the company's database.
Actually an existing version is already used (see attached image) and I have to replace it with a new version (it comes from an external legacy software and will be dismissed).
The goal is to provide an intuitive and easy to use GUI, still providing the basic functionalities like: search for a client and add it or remove previously inserted.
My idea would be to develop the dialog with jQuery Dialog plugin and using web methods and Ajax/JSON to interact with them for interacting with the server and the DB. I cannot find a good solution yet for the contacts list, since I would avoid using GridViews or tables, if possible, for listing them.
Does anyone knows if further plugins or best patters exist for develop this UI and its functionalities?
I wanted to have the same in my application. After talking to the users i found that such dialog could easily be replaced by an Autocomplete with Multiple select.
See the jqueryUI demopage here.
If this does not fit your needs i would go with two lists <ol> or <ul>, a pagination plugin and perhaps a search plugin. But haven't done this so far.
Thanks for the hint, indeed for the search I also thought to a autocomplete for make the search easier.
My bigger concerns were about the Add and Remove selected Clients in a "modern" fashion.
I found this MultiSelect plugin that works perfectly for my needs (and maybe it could be useful for yours as well).
Not only it let use Multiselect to add/remove entries, but also have some auto-filtering capabilities when searching the entries. I will try to add this to my solution.
I'm working on a mobile view of our site. I'm trying to implement JQuery mobile but I'm seeing two issues that might prevent me from continuing and hoping some of you have insights.
Many pages are brought up by searches. But when the page is brought up from a search box I can't get it to load as rel='external', thus the page loads via Ajax. Great, except the pages that load are almost always larger pages broken up into data-role='page'. So when the page loads it's unable to navigate within that page, though it does hide the secondary sections. According to the documentation I need to put the rel="external" on the form, but that is not working for me. Is it possible to get the page to load without Ajax via a form submit?
Second question in same topic. In the crawl, walk, run fashion first step is a basic mobile friendly site. But I'm hoping this can also be the foundation for a PhoneGap based version of the site. From what I understand the basic model for PhoneGap will break if pages are not always loaded in Ajax as it will trigger a browser load. Since JQM requires any page with embeded data-role=page sections to be loaded via rel=external, which turns off Ajax loading, does this mean using JQM will preclude using Phone Gap to create the native client later?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
This script below should be put between your jquery min and your jquery mobile min. Otherwise it will not take effect. Adding an extension to the $.mobile with these ajax functionalities turned off may help your issue. All 3 are not needed, but they are all test worthy for your issue.
<script>
$(document).bind('mobileinit',function(){
$.extend( $.mobile , {
ajaxFormsEnabled: false,
ajaxLinksEnabled: false,
ajaxEnabled: false
});
});
</script>
Phonegap is for building phone applications, not mobile websites. It is composed Javascript which talks to specific libraries to interface with the mobile device itself.