I want to integrate a poll in my AMP-story but I can't seem to put it in the center of my page. Anyone that can help?
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I'm working on a gamification project. Say, the user of my client clicks on a play game button on a checkout page, and the game window opens. The game window is built on react, and is opened as a react-native-webview component. He/She plays the game(say spin the wheel), and wins something(say 10% discount). How do I send that data(that the user has won 10% disc.) back to the client, while simultaneously redirecting the user to the checkout page?
I haven't found a proper resource that explains what I'm looking for or maybe I'm searching for wrong stuff. Still a beginner. Could you please help? Any suggestions on resources to read about that or maybe an idea on how to approach this would be very helpful. Thanks!
I'm trying to code a website that includes events from a google calendar, and I was wondering if there is a good place to start to learn how to grab events from an existing calendar and then display them on my website? I know HTML, CSS, and Javascript, but I'm new to working with API's and JSON. Was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction?
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Check out this quickstart guide to get yourself started with the Google Calendar API. For more information related to the Events in the Calendar API check this link
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I have my ElasticSearch setup with kibana showing different panels. I have another angularjs app. I would like to receive input in a field, use angularjs and show kibana panels in my angularjs app itself.
Are there any tutorials/guides to achieve this?
I have googled quite a bit about this, but am unable to find any help.
You could also rephrase my question as "How do I embed a kibana dashboard in my AngularJS Single page website?"
In kibana4, the easiest way to embed a dashboard is using an iframe. Click the "Share" button in the top-right corner to get the appropriate iframe tag. Then edit it as needed to make it embed seamlessly. Check out the seamless attribute.
When I google it your question, I have found some git article
May be it will help you to
You can use iframe read this
https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/729
I know that theres a NetworkManager class in Codename One that does the HTTP requests.
Im not quite sure as to where to have all of those download requests queued in a thread and have a loading progress percentage to track the overall downloaded percentage?
Is there a way to do that? I would like to download some images on different URL paths and need to prompt a progress bar to my user to have a different progress bars for each images.
Thanks
NetworkManager.getInstance().addProgressListener() will send an action event that you can downcast to a NetworkEvent. From that event you can extract the exact status/progress of the current connection.
You can use the SliderBridge to bind a Slider as a network activity progress indicator. You can also study its code to write something similar on your own.
I have implemented gantt chart using jfreechart. I want to know how can I get this chart accessed from client side. Also I do not want just image of the chart, I also want the zooming functionality alongside it. How to achieve this? Please help.
Can you please elaborate more?
While minimally interactive charts are possible in a servlet context, a fully interactive desktop application may be made available from the server via Java Web Start. Among the JFreeChart samples, the JWS demo best illustrates the potential.
I think you must catch client event and handle it from server side, and of course reload the image with the changes.