I'm profiling with GetX. However, when entering someone else's profile from someone else's profile, it naturally changes the model. When I come back, it now shows the new model. To prevent this, I think I should use a function that will run again when I go back. Can you help me?
(Note: I can't use then function after navigator.push because I need to add to each one.)
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I am making an action for google assistant.I have created some deep links so should I mention them in the sample invocations in the directory information? I also want the users to see the first welcome screen that is the default welcome intent and not directly jump to the other intents for the first time.I cannot decide what to do.Can someone please help me with this?
Showing them in your examples lets people know that the feature is possible.
If you really don't want to allow it when they first start - you can intercept the "deep link" at invocation time and send back a reply welcoming them first and explaining things, then either letting them do it or letting them do it in the future.
I'm trying to build a application which logs you into instagram. I've got it to input the username + password no problem
However, when i go to get the ID for the submit button their isnt one.. and i've been using .GetElementById. Is their anyway around this?
I'm pretty new to visual basic so please dumb it down to simpleton terms!
Thank you in advance!
Getting elements by ID is not the only solution. You can always get them by it's names or you can find the element by yourself. Just look at the whole page's source code, search for something spesific that button carries and invoke it. Visual basic's library can be insufficient for situations like that.
WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("username").InvokeMember("select")
WebBrowser1.Document.ActiveElement.Focus()
SendKeys.Send("{ENTER}")
This is the code that works! Change the "username" ID to the form you will be changing, then it focuses onto it and presses enter! Simulating the submit button.
I need to resend an email to a user in case the user requests it, from the back-end.
I want to handle the logic in a separate template than the one I trigger the view from.
I figured using a Pop-up would be the best approach for this, but Django doesn't seem to provide any documentation on this.
I have checked out a few posts similar to what I am looking for like, http://www.hoboes.com/Mimsy/hacks/replicating-djangos-admin/ , but they are either too old or too different.
I would really appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
I rolled my own version using guidelines from this links, Open link in Popup Window with Javascript. I hope somebody else finds it helpful.
I'm working on a page with 9 inputs and js that performs logic on those inputs before submitting it. It's getting really annoying having to enter the information into the forms every time I want to see my javascript changes.
Is there a way to refresh the page without clearing the form?
P.S. I'm working in IE9+, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Thanks in advance!
Apparently, there are few tools (if any) that do this (at least that I was able to find). I've found a way to do this by writing a script that hijacks the window event loop and stores all the input values in a stringified cookie. When you refresh the page, you can use window.onload to automatically repopulate the inputs.
If you (understandably) don't want to write your own script to do this, I've written one you are welcome to use on github.
I have a few forms in a web2py shopping cart that I built from scratch. Most of the time the forms are working fine but once in awhile on submission a form will neither submit and redirect to the next page of the cart nor return any form errors as it usually does when there is a form error.
Instead it simply refreshes the page and clears the form. What's really frustrating about this bug is that the same user will have this bug and when they try again with the same browser and same data it will work fine.
In fact, none of my team has been able to reproduce it but three of our users have reported it so I'm inclined to think something is wrong.
One thing the forms all in common is that they all add session as an argument for form.accepts:
if form.accepts(request.vars, session):
Perhaps if something was screwy in my session it might cause this behavior? Although when I looked in the gluon/sqlhtml web2py file it didn't seem to use session for much of anything.
The various forms and models are all very long so before posting all of that code, I was wondering if anybody simply had some thoughts on what might be causing this and/or could point me in the right direction.
I'll be happy to post any part of the code that would help shed some light on the matter. Let me know, thanks.