I am not very familiar with HTML and web development, so sorry for my wording.
I am wondering why I face such an weird situation for me. I want to save a webpage with some form where there are some dropdown lists to choose the answer. The purpose is to make a "screenshot" of that page, but to make possible to see what are the options in the dropdowns.
So my idea is to save a page as a single file .mhtml in Chrome. The questions look like this:
But when I saved the page as .mhtml the file looks like this:
But the main purpose is to see the dropdown list in the file (so in this example list of months).
It nearly works in IE, but the outlook is different. And I am nearly sure that sometimes it doesn't work, but I have no idea why:
Do you have any advice how to workaround that?
Related
Apologies if I don't explain this well, but I've seen something like this on certain websites (unfortunately can't think of an example right now).
Sometimes if I visit a website for the first time, the site will guide me through the entire document and highlight certain sections e.g., "Use this button here to add a new item" while the rest of the page is greyed out, and then you click Next step which takes you to the next feature, and so on.
It'll be somewhat similar to this (but styled nicer) :
Is there a way (or package) to do this with React?
I believe this feature is called Product Tours
This library can help you - https://github.com/gilbarbara/react-joyride
Also, I found an article using this library on Smashing Magazine - https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2020/08/guide-product-tours-react-apps/
I'm trying to make a deck builder for a game (cardsandcastle), I will show every card (each one will be a button) that will change a value of how many cards (database) of that one will be on the deck when clicked (if/switch condition with radio button options).
What I'm asking is how or what code needs to put on the click event to set that value on my database (have searched for something similar, but only found big codes that cand identify which code belongs to database interaction)
Thanks for the clarification. That code is simple javascript, so it might be worth asking your question with a javascript tag.
I was unaware of this, but apparently Wix provides a development platform called Corvid. Neither Wix nor Corvid are tags that can be used on Stack Overflow, but the platform makes use of features like node.js, which is well represented here.
Probably the best place for you to start is in the Tutorials and Examples provided by Wix. Check out:
Creating a to-do list
Creating a Form for Editing Data in a Database Collection
Displaying Database Content on a Regular Page
I hope this helps!
I like what Materials and Angular are doing. I want to rewrite my site to have a nice navbar using that. But I want a very few parts of my website to have SPA. I presume for most if it, there would not be a router, but for a few pieces of it, there would.
Is this design crazy?
I don't know about crazy, but I don't really see what you are trying to do. My only guess is you want to play with it, but don't want to re-write the entire site. As far as I understand it, the appeal of SPAs is the faster loading time (all html doesn't have to be resent, just the current view). It seems sharing data between views isn't necessary in your case, so I won't get into that.
In short, there is no real reason (except maybe time) not to stick all of the tab content into their own views instead of calling a new html page. So, you have your navbar on your index page (possibly as a directive), and under that you have the space for views (tab content).
This is a really simple question, and giving your rep I feel like I am missing something and saying the obvious, in which case I apologize.
I'm attempting to learn a bit more about out how grid filtering works in Extjs.
I'm using the example that comes with the JS 4 download, i.e.
http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!/example/grid-filtering/grid-filter-local.html
I can run it on my local server such that it displays the grid outline (with filter options in the column headers), but no data gets loaded at all. I was hoping that I could just use the local flag with the accompanying JSON file without the need to get involved with the SQLlite aspects, for a start.
I can't figure out why the JSON data isn't loading though. Any help, hints or tips would be much appreciated. I've spent ages on this, looking at other examples, both via here, Google and the Sencha website.
Mark as complete (see above) though I don't know detail on why it's started working.
I want to know how is the Mozenda Screen Scraper coded?
http://www.mozenda.com/screen-scraper
I shows a browser where user can select the fields he wants to scrap and it creates a crawl script out of it.
The crawl script generation part is clear to me, I want to know does it record the user actions which the user is doing in the browser.
I want to do something similar using C#.
I guess they run something like iMacros on the backend. I even noticed the iMacros browser icon in some of their screenshots ;-)
If you want to code something like this yourself in C#, the IE webbrowser control is the best starting point!
#yc08m, I can tell you for sure that they are not using iMacros. It is all coded with their own proprietary code.
I realize this is an extremely outdated post, but they seem to rely heavily on XPath, so first things first you would need to load the page into an object that you can query. I'd recommend using something like Html Agility pack to accomplish this.