suddenly I am facing a problem in my Google Analytics Dashboard. Normally I can set different timeframes within the different charts (last day, last 7 days, custom and so on) but for whatever reason my charts won't reload when I change the timeframe. So the default chart shows me the last 7 days and when selecting e.g. only the last day the chart still shows me the data of the last 7 days and nothing happens.
Does anyone know an answers to this problem?
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I've got an app developed with AngularJS + Cordova/Ionic.
System set up:
AngularJS
Cordova 9
Ionic 1
The issue:
The app is basically an online shop where you have different product groups. You can go inside the group and choose a product there.
After a few page navigations, when I navigate to the previous page, the of the things happens:
A previous in the navigation stack overlays half of the screen of the current page.
Current page duplicates and overlays on the previous page.
When it happens, both of the screens are available and you can scroll for example.
The issue appears on iPhone X and higher only. Android works fine.
What I found in internet didn't give me a clear answer about this issue and how to solve it.
Here are the links for resources:
Ionic app back button causes previous state screens to overlap
https://forum.ionicframework.com/t/ionic-iphone-screen-overlap-on-page-navigation/37900/15
Content overlaps in Ionic 1 app for IOS version 11 and above
Could you help me to find the reason? Thank you
After a long time, the solution was found. In my case, it was a cache issue
when initiating app config you set
$ionicConfigProvider.views.maxCache(XXX);
maxCache(3) was an optimal number for me and now it works without any issues
I want to sort posts in the sidebar by popularity (views count?), how can I achieve this in Ghost 2.0?
I know that the Ghost(Pro) can insert a tracking pixel on the page, but as I understand it, I can't use this option in the self-hosted Ghost. Can I use Google Analytics for this?
I want to update the sidebar once a certain period of time, say, every 6 hours, or when a new post was written. Is it possible?
So I have created a database for my church website that the admin can upload our current sermons easily and it update the website automatically based on what the date is.
Use Case:
Admin Uploads Sermon 3 months before it starts --> No Change on the website --> 3 Months pass and it’s the first Sunday that sermon is airing —> Website updates to show the sermon.
openarms.site down at the bottom is where I want it to be viewable, showing the previous 10ish sermons with the most current one being at the left.
I’ve successfully made the code to upload the sermons to the database but I am not sure where to start on the website updating it’s self. Does anyone have any ideas?
Depends on which language you're writing your website in. The basic idea is you need to have different views in your database and your website only serves the most current view and in the database the views are updated at regular intervals based on whatever update logic you have.
I am trying to load the demo the first time locally, it loads correctly with no errors except of the calendar not showing. All the buttons for today. month. day, year and even the "edit events" section is showing properly.
I am using windows, running on tomcat 7. I also included angular, moment, ui-bootstrap, bootstrap-css and ui-bootstrap.
Any hint is appreciated.
Thanks,
Not sure if I am correct or not but i found that my site nerdeky.com which is using a view to show latest nodes on front page is crashing because of the views process of loading all nodes at once.
I have a content type called "Nerdeky Info" which contains more than 500 posts. To show latest 12 posts on frontpage i created a view and applied pager for rest of the posts. It was working good untill i had 100 or 200 posts but now it is slow in loading and sometimes crashes. I have New Relic integrated with my server and i can see that whenever site crashes it reports that the view took most of the time to process php and database.
After some searching on forum i found that my view is currently loading all posts at once and showing nerdeky latest posts afterwards.
Please suggest how to make it light so that only latest posts load first.
Thanks
Bharat sharma