I am using Jira Rest API in Java and I have the following problem. I want to get the all the options for a dropdown list in a custom field.
I know how to get the Field (com.atlassian.jira.rest.client.api.domain.Field)
But there seems to be no method to show all the possible options.
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The Wagtail example of using entities as given in this page of documentation isn't working for me. I am following the third example of using Entities which is supposed to create a button for stock price but no button is appearing for me in the rich text field in the admin editor. I have created a minimum reproducible example which demonstrates just this problem. https://github.com/kiwiheretic/stockentity. I am using Wagtail 4.1.1 which I understand is the latest version.
Can anyone help me see what I have missed and why the button doesn't appear as expected?
This or a similar question was asked in the Wagtail Slack. To get the button to appear, it either needs to be included in the features list when you create a new RichTextField OR you need to add it to the default configuration using the WAGTAILADMIN_RICH_TEXT_EDITORS setting.
My chatbot returns text from search engines results on the chatbot screen with the link in the form of a list.
I want to add a horizontal navigation button suc that at once only 1 text result is shown for a query and the next result can be seen by clicking the next botton which will slide over the current result.
Can this be achieved via conversation>
Conversation is one REST API endpoint, so you can calling the Watson conversation service, and built your application with custom code.
Take a look in this project: conversation-simple. One example using Watson Conversation with Node.js (Back-end). You can simple download this project and make your custom design (like buttons) in the front-end or add more business roles in the back-end. Or, you can add your HTML custom code in the conversation and will render for you.
But, like I said, you need to build one custom code to added this painel in the Front-end (HTML, CSS, Javascript). I recommend take a look jQuery, bootstrap, or search templates.
See the API Reference for using Watson Conversation.
See the Official documentation for using this API.
I need a custom text area field and when i type #, I have to tag users (i.e) autocomplete users like in facebook. I am new to angular js and i would like to get help on how to achieve this task. Thanks.
Try to at least google your question before asking them. You are not the first one with this issue.
This was literally the first google result: https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-mention
I have an input box that I would like to fill with suggestions incrementally as the user inputs characters -- you know, google style.
My challenge is that the suggestions could number thousands and it seems inappropriate to load that many into the webpage. Fortunately I have build a RESTful API that can be queried for the list, or parts of the list. So I was thinking that maybe I could leverage that API and tie it into AngularJS somehow.
How do I tell AngularJS to autocomplete (i.e. suggest) an input box from a list generated by the return value of the RESTful API based on what the user types in that input box?
Try Typeahead from Angular UI Bootstrap (scroll to bottom of page)
Firstly, I am a Drupal newbie and am still alien to many of Drupal's core concepts. My questions probably seem lame but .... I am trying my best.
I want to implement a custom search form like in the picture attached.
Hotel, flight, etc. are taxonomy terms.
Depending on the taxonomy term selected, the parameters below will also change, like in the picture below:
I came across Drupal Search API. I saw the Munich DrupalCon screencast on search api.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rArRwp_1h8Q
From what I have seen so far, I am not sure whether this can be implemented using Search API.
I know this can be implemted using Forms API (I will create the form manually).
I want to know which way will be faster, Forms API or Search API.
I am using : Drupal 7.26
A simple way is to build a regular view with exposed filters.
To add and configure a views exposed filter:
Go to your views edit page.
Create the filter criteria that we want our users to be able to control, by clicking the "Add" button, in the filter criteria box.
Choose the fields that you want your users to be able to filter through them and click "Add".
In Configure filter criterion, check the option Expose this filter to visitors, to allow them to change it.
Configure the rest of the settings to your liking and click "Next".
After saving the view, this filter should be exposed to your users and they are able to search your view.
For a demo with screenshots; Check this tutorial.