i want to trigger an event using protractor for close the Toastr notification messages. whenever the notification appears this event should triggered.. is this possible??
I have 10 forms ,i am validating these forms using protractor. In each form i have editable text fields. If you add/edit/delete any fields you will get toastr notification message. I want to close these messge whenever it appears in my appliaction.
is this possible?? Thanks in advance..
You can execute JS code while running your test for closing toastr notification, you could try this one (I tested it in their demo project - run this code toastr.remove() in a console when toastr notification was shown):
await browser.executeScript(toastr.remove())
note that browser.executeScript() return Promise so you need to resolve it.
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My push notification code was working as of yesterday but now I'm getting error for SelectNotificationCallback.
I've added a screenshot of the code below.
Did you update the package?
Check the changelog for the latest versions:
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_local_notifications/changelog
10.0.0:
onDidReceiveNotificationResponse: invoked only when the app is running. This works for when a user has selected a notification or notification action. This replaces the onSelectNotification callback that existed before.
I just created a powershell script to show a toast notification with a Snooze button and time options. This is what I have problems with:
Toast Notification with Snooze option
Every time I execute the script I want to check if there is a previous snoozed notification and, if there is, the scrip will exit not showing a new notification.
Does anyone knows where does the snoozed notifications data resides?
I tried looking on the registry and Task Scheduler but no luck, I'm sure there has to be some place where it holds the notification until the snooze time finishes to show it again in the Action Center.
found the answer and I'll post it here in case someone else is looking for it:
$app = '{1AC14E77-02E7-4E5D-B744-2EB1AE5198B7}\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe'
$toasts = [Windows.UI.Notifications.ToastNotificationManager]::CreateToastNotifier($app)
$notifications = $toasts.GetScheduledToastNotifications()
This will get all your scheduled toast notifications and then you can play with that info :)
I'm trying to send some code to a remote server everytime I change a slide on Keynote. Is this possible? Can I add code to be executed on keynote?
Basically, everytime a user changes a slide, it sends a POST request to a server with a string as a parameter.
Thank you!
when i play my test script then it stops at a page. Is there any command to generate a message to the user to click on the button to proceed to the next page.
you can display you message in an alert window
command:open
Target:/
command:click
target:btnAlert
command:assertAlert
target:I’m blocking!
command:verifyTextPresent
target:Alert is gone.
then continue rest of your test cases
I am attempting to add an event listener to a custom product so that I can send an email when the ##personal-information page is saved.
I tried putting the following in my configure.zcml:
<subscriber
for="Products.PluggableAuthService.interfaces.events.IPropertiesUpdatedEvent"
handler=".handlers.userupdate"
/>
And then in my handlers.py:
def userupdate(event):
""" Handler for User Properties Updated """
... code to send email...
I'm not receiving any errors, but nothing happens. Is that not the right event to listen for? Is there a better way to accomplish this?
This is the right approach and your code looks fine to me. Try to set a pdb-statement into your userupdate method and start your instance in the foreground ("bin/instance fg") to see if the code is called when you edit the personal information of a user:
def userupdate(event):
import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
If the method is not called at all, then this might be a bug. Probably this one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/zope-pas/+bug/795086
Try to use a more recent version of Products.PluggableAuthService in which this bug has been fixed.
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.PluggableAuthService
According to the release notes using Products.PluggableAuthService 1.7.6 should do the trick.