We have two aura components MarketingFunnel and MarketingFunnelRelatedList, the MarketingFunnel component has multiple links that opens the MarketingFunnelRelatedList component in a new workspace tab. Here I present samples of the code:
MarketingFunnnel.cmp
MarketingFunnelController.js
MarketingFunnelHelper.js
MarketingFunnelRelatedList.cmp
This was working fine before but after a time when you click the link and the tab displays the MarketingFunnelRelatedList does not show anymore, it only shows an empty space inside the tab:
The related list component is not even loaded.
I tried with another way to open the related list using the workspace API:
MarketingFunnel.cmp
MarketingFunnelHelper.js
I tried searching for this specific issue but I could not find anything related to it.
Increasing the API version number didn’t work either.
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MarketingFunnel API version: 52.0
MarketingFunnelRelatedList API version: 52.0
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This is for a managed package.
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I'm working through a React video from 2019 and their React Developer Tools extension (in Safari) looks like this:
However, my React Developer Tools in both Firefox and Chrome extensions look like this:
One can see here that the presenter in the video is getting much more information about the React component than I am getting:
Is there a way to see the elements as in the old version of the extension? Or does one have to use React Developer Tools in a different way now?
Inline props in tree have been removed for better performances, however, you can still get an element's details by selecting it:
Also, for a more detailed DOM tree view, it can be displayed by clicking on the eye icon on the top-right which says "Inspect the matching DOM element".
Another thing I noticed is that selecting a component automatically make the $r variable refers to it.
I am trying to scrape a React based website with selenium and python, and i came to a point where, although i can retrieve all that is being 'seen' by Google DevTools Inspector, i am not being able to find the link to the next page i needed to scrape. I could, i guess, do this, in a way where i could click every single button to the next page, although, i was kind of curious to know why selenium has a problem is seeing this particular key and how to workaround this, since i have to build a database and any 'extra' request will add add up exponentially.
Google DevTools Inspect View
As you can see, there is no 'key' or href class anywhere on the tab, but if i look in React DevTools, it is there:
React DevTools Inspect View
So my question is: is there any way i can retrieve those 'keys'?
Are there any better tools to do this job?
Thank you in advance!
Is it possible to right click on a component visible under React Dev tools and click "show in IDE" which opens the file in the VSCode. This would beneficial as I'd not have to go searching for the component. Often I want to view source code of a component in VS code, and code base being too big with names that overlap and component structure that doesn't mimic the pages structure due to modular reuse of components, it's quite difficult to find the exact component if you are new to the codebase. If there was a way to simply use the component picker tool from React dev tools, then click on the highlighted component to go to the file in IDE.
Waiting for the react devtools team to land this feature.
https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/22649
You can use React Inspector, it directly opens your code in VsCode from browser.
Link -> https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-inspector/gkkcgbepkkhfnnjolcaggogkjodmlpkh/related
Below is the screenshot of my attempt to profile some React app.
As you can see, InspectionPage component is selected, but there is no information about children components displayed in the Bottom-Up tab, like, for example, we can see here - https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/994577100077191168.
What's weird - it's not always the case. Sometimes it's available and sometimes not given seemingly exact same conditions.
After struggling with this myself, my answer here is the only definite workaround I've been able to find.
It appears to be an issue with the current stable release of Chrome. Using a newer version of Chrome, such as Chrome Dev or Canary, will allow you to use the breakdown until the update makes its way into a stable release of Chrome.
Sources:
React Github
Associated Chromium Forum Post
I have clients using the DNN CMS (Evoq Content 7.3.2) system and are questioning a specific area in the "Hyperlink Manager". There are two checkboxes (View image):
Track the number of times this link is clicked
Log the user, date and time for each click
If checked, where do we go to view these analytics?
I found resources online that mention we have to create an API for it, but are there any out-of-the-box solutions for this?
After some more researching, I solved my own problem and I wanted to share this with anyone who was looking for an answer to this.
For versions DNN 7.3.2 and lower, the Telerik RadTextEditor includes the feature as mentioned above. To view the analytics with an out-of-the-box method, simply return back to the link and open the "Hyperlink Manager" then navigate to the new tab called "Tracking".
Alternatively, I found developers can implement a control in a custom module called UrlControl. Refer to this link for more information: Link tracking information in html editor (DNN 7.1.2)
In DNN 8+, this feature no longer exists on the front-end UI. I'm not 100% sure if it's still usable or if this information gets migrated when upgrading from 7 to 8, though.