Can you read in a selection and use it in your beast mode calculation? - domo

I would like to use in my dashboard a card that utilizes a beast mode calculation that will depend on the selection a user makes on the dashboard. Is this possible in DOMO?

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How to move from one level to another in Google Actions Trivia game?

I've made Google Action using Trivia template. Try it by saying
Ok Google, Talk to LCDP Trivia Challenge
In this, once you finish playing one level, the template asks whether you want to play same level again or not. Instead, I want user to try a new level.(Suppose a user is done playing easy level, then instead of playing the easy level again, I would like to ask whether they want to play Medium or Hard level)
At this moment, the template only allows the user to play same user again and again. But I think if the user has scored well in one quiz they would like to try the next level.
So, how can I suggest different difficulty once the game is completed instead of choosing Yes/No for playing same level again? Can I customize this trivia template?
The resolution of the screenshot isn't very good, I can't read what's written there.
There is no way to further customize the template. If you would want more flexibility, you would need to implement your own action.
All customizations are listed in the list of configuration parameters in the documentation.

How to create an interactive form in Joomla?

I need to create an interactive form (to be used in Joomla) with some multiple options to choose from which gives the summary at the end when the user got to final question to choose from (for example to calculate the cost of shippment: first there is the basic price and then if someone wants fast delivery he picks up this field and extra charge is added to the total amount with information what has been added in that price). What is the best way or plugin/extension to be used in Joomla?
I tried to look for such solution with no results.
I have done similar using RSForms Pro by RSJoomla. It is extremely powerful, but note it is a paid extension. https://www.rsjoomla.com/joomla-extensions/joomla-form.html

Customize slot values of amazon alexa skill intent per session or user

I'm developing amazon alexa skill and I would like to customize values of Custom Slot Type for each user of my skill. I can't fill the list of values of my slot with all possible values because it will be too big and the quality of speach recognition will be very low. How can I specify the list of possible values for slot on per user/session basis?
Currently you can't. Although it does seem like some built in skills have the ability to do this such as music, so it would seem that it is technically possible using the platform, just not available to third party developers yet.

Need help on tableau image carousel

I want to add an image carousel on a dashboard in Tableau. Around 3-4 images in slideshow from right to left. How does that work? Any insights would be helpful. Thanks!
Adding a picture slideshow in Tableau is not supported in a native way (purposely I assume) and I think there are several reasons you should reconsider your idea.
Tableau is a data visualisation tool and not PowerPoint. You should stick to visualising your data and not create a full on multi-media dashboard that distracts from the important points you want to present
If you need to display pictures that's fine (and possible) but having them changed independently of the data, doesn't seem to add any additional value to a dashboard and should be better done in a different place eg. the website you embed the dashboard in.
If you really want to have animations and moving parts in your dashboard and consider it a necessary feature to proof your point, the only way is to do what you already mentioned, create this slider in an external website and embed it in the dashboard. This however seems like a weird idea as well since if you do embed it in a website, it would be way easier to just do the slider there. If the dashboard is intended to be used locally however, you cannot guarantee that the user will have internet connection, which would mean that it cannot be consumed in a way you intended it to be consumed.

Making User Interface smart in eclipse based applications

I am currently developing a desktop application based on eclipse.
Currently the user needs to perform many redundant actions like doing step A in View 1 then doing step B in View 2 then repeat. I am wondering if anybody knows a solution that records/recommends user actions in eclipse based applications.
Maybe based on the history much like the web based solutions.
Any help would be good.
Thanks.
1)
Do you want to record the user clicks (actions)?
If so eclipse provides a Location tracker, so you can analyse the use cases from the field.
OperationHistoryActionHandler
2)
Do you want to have a smarter way the user uses your tool?
Think about using Wizards. in a Wizard you can have a defined number of execution steps. The user does not need to search some button in a view.
With a Wizard a specific execution flow is very clean and good to understand.
3)
As Jonah mentioned you can use cheatsheets as well.
We once did something similar, where we had a rather big user interface that had heaps and heaps and heaps of different functionalities. Our solution was this:
We abstracted all actions into commands. They were all implemented in a way that they can be cascaded, undone, redone etc. See for example IUndoableOperation
The commands had conditions that made it easy to decide if one could combine these commands.
All commands have an ID and can be easily identified
We then continued to integrate our own run configurations. We added a UI that gave the user the option to cascade multiple commands into one big one. For example, A user wanted to create a new file, apply a template, generate some graphs, export them into a given location etc, the user would create a run configuration adding those commands together.
That way we kept the UI comprehensive but gave the expert user the ability to create their own workflow based on what they do every day.
Our users liked that quite a bit.