I'm wondering if there's a library around which allows you do something like http://tool.motoricerca.info/similarity-analyzer.phtml
The results lists something called HTML fingerprint which gives a percentage value of the probability of the two pages being structurally similar.
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Beginner question. I would like to have a value list display only the records in a found set.
For example, in a law firm database that has two tables, Clients and Cases, I can easily create value list that displays all cases for clients.
But that is a lot of cases to pick from, and invites user mistakes. I would like the selection from the value list to be restricted to cases matched to a particular client.
I have tried this method https://support.claris.com/s/article/Creating-conditional-Value-Lists-1503692929150?language=en_US and it works up to a point, but it requires too much entry of data and too many tables.
It seem like there ought to be a simpler method using the find function. Any help or ideas greatly appreciated.
In an HTML document I have a large inline SVG object with groups bearing a variety of IDs (or none at all). I want to find all groups other than those whose IDs start with the letter sequences l0pzlo, l1pzloand l2pzlo. The task of finding just those IDs is easy
element.querySelectorAll("[id^=l0pzlo_],[id^=l1pzlo_],[id^=l2pzlo_]")
does the trick. However, I cannot work out how to get only those elements whose IDs DO NOT start with any of the three prefixes given above. I have attempted to use :notin a variety of different ways, e.g.
element.querySelectorAll(:not('[(id^=l0pzlo)]'))";
but nothing seems to be to the liking of the browser. How can I do this?
I think it would be more useful to leave my own answer here rather than just delete the question
element.querySelectorAll('*:not([id^=l0pzlo]):not([id^=l1pzlo]):not([id^=l2pzlo])');
works. Think of it as going about the task of filtering in a non-greedy way. First you get absolutely everything and then progressively filter out what you don't need with a sequence of one or more :nots
I'm using a virtual document structure generated by a script to create a document from EA, and I'm trying to use the same template fragment several times with different elements and different headings.
For example, I have an element which describes the input data to one program, and the output data to another program, so I can't really store the information in the element I'm documenting.
Where it is the input, I want one heading (and similar references within the template), and where it is output I want different values for the headings.
I've tried using the ReportTitle tagged value in the individual <model document> element, but this appears to be ignored and only the <report package> value is used throughout (which makes me wonder why they are there in the first place).
While I could create multiple templates all referring to the same fragment and hard-code the different headings, but that is messy, and as I already have fragments within fragments so it could result in a lot of almost identical templates and fragments. Variables that I can set for each <model document> would be much preferable.
Has anyone got a better approach than this? Thanks!
I don't think there's an easy solution.
If there is a way to determine based on the element, package, or diagram ID whether you should use one title or the other then you could use a script or SQL fragment to return the correct title.
If that is not the case I guess the only possibility is to hardcode the different titles in your templates.
In order to avoid too much duplication you could create a template with only the title and use that on a model document. Since you are generating the modeldocuments by a script anyway that doesn't cost any user time.
Is there a way to dynamically create tables in wiki?
Usecase : I'm trying to mimic similar to soap sonar in fitnesse. SOAP SOANR 1. Once we import the wsdl, soap sonar generates inputs for operations in wsdl. 2. Choose a operation, Enter input and then execute the operation. 3. In case of arrays, we can select size of array and enter values in respective array.
Fitnesse 1. I'm able to achieve point 1 using soapui jars. 2. This i'm able to achieve using xmlhttptest fixture
I'm stuck in 3rd point. Is there a way i can do this in fitnesse? (My idea is from point 1, i can get sample input for each operation, from which i will get to know that there are arrays/complex types present in input.xml but how do we represent this in wiki dynamically?
Thanks in advance
What I've done in the past is use ListFixture (and MapFixture) to dynamically fill a List (and Map/Hashes for each element's properties) and then use these as input values to a XmlHttpTest's feature to create the body to be sent using a FreeMarker template (which allows iteration over a list, which I use to create elements in the array based on the list).
But this gets quite complex quickly. Is that level of flexibility truly required? I found that quite often hard coding the number of elements in arrays/lists in the wiki is simpler to do and makes the test far easier to understand/maintain.
I most cases I prefer to create a script (or scenario) with the right number of elements for the test case(s) in with the request in the wiki page. The use of scenarios allows me to test with different values (but the same number of elements). Another element count gets its own script/scenario.
Being able to dynamically change the number of elements is only worthwhile if you need to test for many different counts, otherwise the added complexity of dynamically creating the body is just not worth it.
I've written a report that displays all of the possible combinations between two lists (it's a grid with columns from one list, and a grid of columns from another list). It forms a spreadsheet like structure and places an X in cells where the two lists have a many-to-many relation.
Of course it's paired down with categories and there is a limit to the number of items that can be in a category, as these sorts of queries are frowned upon for a good reason since the number of items in both lists multipled by one another result in the number of possible cells that fall between. Also note that this is a small database, and not one that's to be used by many people at one time (SQLite3).
I've already got the logic to display it, by querying the tables, and their weak entity, the output even comes back out as expected; but now I'm trying to clean up the code, and wondering where to place the logic for this given that I'd like to use a REST API between the database and the web frontend.
Should the front-end query the REST API for the necessary values, and then string them together into a report, or should the REST API do that and just return JSON for the table in the report to the front end so that it can be processed into an HTML table? It also seems to me that maybe I need a backend API layer that hooks into REST API to keep that decoupled as well, but it almost feels like too much.