I have a strange problem with Here maps (JS).
After catching a click event on another element in the page (ex: custom bubble or search field) the map starts to flick like in the gif below
Example : https://i.imgur.com/kKrtwMj.gif
Any idea?
Thanks
I found a temporary solution.
It consist of re-instantiate the H.mapevents.MapEvents object and the H.mapevents.Behavior at the time the bug occurs.
mapEvents.dispose();
mapEvents = new H.mapevents.MapEvents(map);
behavior = new H.mapevents.Behavior(mapEvents, { kinetics: { duration: 3, power: 1 } });
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I'm convinced I'm overthinking this and ending up in a loop of not being able to solve this issue. The short of it is I have an array which includes dates which I am displaying in a list in my main view. The entries will fire notifications to users based on the time of the date.
I want to be able to remove entries from the Array or View where the date is older than the current date and only show users the up to date entries. Almost everything I've found online doesn't seem to apply to this and I'm going round in circles trying to resolve this.
Theres a lot to unpack with my code so I've condensed it down.
struct EventListView: View {
var body: some View {
NavigationView {
//Loads the array from a CSV - no issues with this, been working with it for
all other functions in the app.
var events = loadCSV(from: "Eventtest")
List(events, id: \.id) { event in
//This function returns a true/false bool which I want to use to remove
from view/array
let eventinpast = dateInPast(value: event.date)
HStack{
VStack(alignment: .leading, spacing: 5){
Text(event.name)
.font(.subheadline)
.foregroundColor(.secondary)
Text(event.event) //confusing but this is correct.
.font(.subheadline)
.foregroundColor(.secondary)
Text(event.date)
Text(event.time)
}.frame(width: 200.0, alignment: .topLeading)
}
}
}
}
}
I've tried to change the List to include a "ForEach" but this doesn't resolve the issue as everything I've found online for this revolves around a user action to delete/remove, but I want the bool to decide if the event item is displayed/deleted or not.
I've removed my attempts for trying to delete/remove items because at this point I'm tripping myself up constantly and I'm not convinced I'm looking at the problem from the right perspective.
Most recent attempt has been following this: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/books/ios-swiftui/building-a-list-we-can-delete-from
But instead of using .onDelete I tried .onAppear but no deals. Sorry if proposing this problem is rambling, I'm quite drained from trying to get what I thought would be really simple functionality working.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Sometimes it is better to do the model stuff first.
var events = loadCSV(from: "Eventtest")
events = events.filter() { !dateInPast(value: $0.date) }
how about SHOWING only the relevant events:
var events = loadCSV(from: "Eventtest").filter { !dateInPast(value: $0.date) }
or
List(events.filter { !dateInPast(value: $0.date) }, id: \.id) { event in
Thanks so much #dtm & #ChrisR!
I knew I was overthinking what I was trying to do. I've ended up with this.
var events = loadCSV(from: "Eventtest")
var events = events.filter { !dateInPast(value: $0.date) }
There are some other date eval's in scope for the view but that can be moved into the loadCSV function or dateInPast, tidies it up a bit too. Unfortunately I can't upvote since my account is new. Thanks so much though. Cheers!
I have a non-angular app where I click a link and a new popup modal appears. I then can select to upload a picture or video. I tell protractor and/or webdriver to click on the upload photos button.
If I use:
var addPhotos = element(by.css('#px-select-photo')).click();
I can visually see the button being pressed down however the test is then failed and the error not clickable at...(215, 251)
So then I thought I could trick it into clicking x y position (which I'm assuming those two numbers in the error are) and I get nothing
Code I used for that is:
browser.actions().mouseMove({
x: 702,
y: 621
}).click().perform();
It clicks, but not on the button.
Lastly I tried this:
var addPhotos = element(by.css('#px-select-photo'));
browser.executeScript('arguments[0].scrollIntoView()', addPhotos.getWebElement());
browser.actions().mouseMove(addPhotos).click().perform();
Which also yields no results.
Also, I am receiving this warning:
WARNING - more than one element found for locator By.cssSelector("#px-select-photo") - the first result will be used
However, there is only one element in the html file, don't know what thats all about either.
Please try below code:-
browser.executeScript('arguments[0].click()', addPhotos.getWebElement());
browser.actions().mouseMove(addPhotos).click().perform();
The warning might be the key to solving the problem.
Make your selector more specific and wait for the upload button to become clickable:
var EC = protractor.ExpectedConditions;
var addPhotos = element(by.css('#pxupload3 input#px-select-photo'));
browser.wait(EC.elementToBeClickable(addPhotos), 5000);
addPhotos.click();
Alternative option would be to get all elements by px-select-photo id and filter visible:
var addPhotos = element.all(by.css("#px-select-photo")).filter(function (addButton) {
return addButton.isDisplayed();
}).first();
addPhotos.click();
I am using Angular UI-Calendar to show some events on the Calendar. The events are showing fine on the Calendar. But when I update any event's details, the event's detail is actually modified, but not modified on the Calendar display(eg: start).
Initially, after I modified the event's details, I did a page reload to display modified changes and it worked too.In that method, I had empty $scope.events = []; array, which I filled after retrieving entries from DB.
But now, I want to avoid that page reload. So, once the event's details are modified from modal window, I clear the contents of $scope.events array using $scope.events = []; and then using API call, I fill the new events again in $scope.events array. This is working fine as the List view shows the modified events details. But the Calendar itself shows old entries. e.g if I change start from 11 April to 13 April, the calendar shows event on 11 April whereas List views shows the modified data i.e 13 April. Using Page reload, corrects this i.e event is shown on modified date(13 April).
How can I ensure that the event is modified on Calendar too without a Page reload ?
I tried calendar.fullCalendar('render'); after fetching new entries from DB, but it does not solve the Problem.
Here are some codes :
Initially I did this to send data to DB and then did a page reload to retrieve updated data.
$http.put(url,senddata).success(function(data){$window.location.reload();});
Now I want to avoid the page reload, so I did
$http.put(url,senddata).success(function(data){//$window.location.reload();//sends modified data to server
$scope.events = []; //clear events array
$http.get(url2).success(function(data){ //fetch new events from server, and push in array
$scope.schedule = data;
for(var i=0;i<data.length;i++)
{
$scope.events.push({
idx: data[i].idx,
title: data[i].title,
description : data[i].description,
allDay: false,
start: new Date(data[i].start),
end: new Date(data[i].end),
});
calendar.fullCalendar('render'); //Tried even this, didn't work
}
});
Above code pushes modified event in event array as visible in List view, but calendar still shows old event until page is reloaded.
Try maintaining the same array instance.
Instead of doing:
$scope.events = []
Try:
$scope.events.slice(0, $scope.events.length);
Then when your server request comes back, add each item individually to the existing array:
for(var i = 0; i < newEvents.length; ++i) {
$scope.events.push(newEvents[i]);
}
The reason I suggest this is because what you're describing sounds like the calendar might be holding onto the old list of events. The calendar might not know to update its reference, so instead, let it keep the same reference but change the contents of the array.
Just a quick correction to Studio4Development's answer. You should use "splice" not "slice". Slice returns the trimmed array. What we want to do is actually alter the original array. So you can use:
$scope.events.splice(0, $scope.events.length)
and to add new events:
$scope.events.push(newEvent)
Don't know if you found the solution to your problem, but what worked for me was:
calendar.fullCalendar('refetchEvents');
Here is how I fixed a similar problem on my page.
view (simplified, note using jade)
div#calendarNugget(ng-show="activeCalendar == 'Nugget'" ui-calendar="uiConfig.calendarNugget" ng-model="eventSources")
div#calendarWillow(ng-show="activeCalendar == 'Willow'" ui-calendar="uiConfig.calendarWillow" ng-model="eventSources2")
controller:
As per ui-calendar docs, I start with an empty array for my event sources. Ignore that I should probably rename these eventSources to something about the shop names (willow, nugget)
$scope.eventSources = [];
$scope.eventSources2 = [];
I then call a factory function that makes an http request and pulls a series of events from the DB. The events all have "title", "start", "end" properties (make sure your Date format is correct). They also have a "shop" property, which tells me which calendar to add the event to.
So after receiving the data I make two local arrays, loop through the received http data, and assign the events to those local arrays by shop. Finally, I can re-render the calendars with the proper event data by calling addEventSource, which automatically re-renders as per the fullCalendar docs
It looks something along the lines of this iirc:
function splitShiftsByShop(shifts) {
var nuggetShifts = [];
var willowShifts = [];
for (var i=0; i<shifts.length; i++) {
if (shifts[i].shop === "Nugget") {
var nshift = {
title : shifts[i].employee,
start : new Date(shifts[i].start),
end : new Date(shifts[i].end),
allDay: false
}
nuggetShifts.push(nshift);
} else if (shifts[i].shop === "Willow") {
var wshift = {
title : shifts[i].employee,
start : new Date(shifts[i].start),
end : new Date(shifts[i].end),
allDay: false
}
willowShifts.push(wshift);
}
}
/*render the calendars again*/
$('#calendarNugget').fullCalendar('addEventSource', nuggetShifts);
$('#calendarWillow').fullCalendar('addEventSource', willowShifts);
}
I was having some similar issues where events weren't being refetched after emptying my "eventSource" array ($scope.eventSources = [$scope.completedEvents]) and repopulating it with new events. I was able to overcome this at first by calling 'removeEvents',
uiCalendarConfig.calendars.calendar.fullcalendar('removeEvents')
This is hackish, so after further tinkering I found that events were refetched when my child array is modified,
$scope.completedEvents.splice(0, $scope.completedEvents.length)
After reviewing the source, I can see that the eventSource array is being watched, but the 'refetch' is never occurring. furthermore, I was never able to get the following to work,
uiCalendarConfig.calendars.calendar.fullcalendar('refetchEvents')
According to ui-calendar code, it does actually watch eventSources but never the actual individual sources. So doing a push to, let's say $scope.events ($scope.eventSources = [$scope.events]), will never trigger anything.
So push events to $scope.eventSources[0]
$scope.eventSources[0].splice(0, $scope.eventSources[0].length);
$scope.eventSources[0].push({
title : title,
start : start,
end : end
});
As you already know Full Calendar is dependant on JQuery. Therefore, all you need to do is put an ID on your calendar like this:
<div id="calendar" ui-calendar="uiConfig.calendar" class="span8 calendar" ng-model="eventSources"></div>
and then when ever you want to update the calendar just call:
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('refetchEvents')
I struggled with this for some time as well and this fixed all my problems. I hope this will help you too!
Goodluck!
Although it's late response but hope it may help some. I am putting it forth step by step.
You will need to maintain the same event source as Studio4Development mentioned earlier.
$scope.events //no need to reinitialize it
You will remove the updated event from events array like this (for last event in event array):
$scope.events.splice($scope.events.length - 1, 1);
For event that may exist anywhere in the events array you'll need to find its index using:
var eventIndex = $scope.events.map(function (x) { return x.Id; }).indexOf(eventId);
and then you'll remove it from events array like this:
$scope.events.splice(eventIndex, 1);
Next you'll fetch this event from the API again like this:
getEvent(data.Id);
and in the callback method you'll again add the event in events array:
var getSingleEventSuccessCallback = function (event) {
$scope.events.push(event);
};
Was stuck on this for a while.
What seems to be working for me turned out to be quite simple
I fetch my calendar from google and run an event formatter function. In this I define a new array and at the end of the function I set my eventSource equal to the new array. Then I call $scope.$apply
x = []
for e in events
x.push(
title: e.summary
etc...
)
$scope.eventSource = x
$scope.$apply()
Try this. It worked for me.
function flushEvents()
{
$scope.events.splice(0,$scope.events.length);
for(var i=0; i<$scope.events.length; i++)
{
$scope.events.splice(i,1);
}
}
I found this and it helped me:
$(id_your_div).fullCalendar('removeEvents');
$(id_your_div).fullCalendar('refetchEvents');
I have extJs 4.1 grid with paging. For this grid applied remoteSort(maybe remoting style of sorting doesn't matter) behaviour. After sort click(click on header) I wanna go to first page. How can I achive this? Maybe exists presort callback in what I can cancel loading data and forward loading to first page with store.loadPage(1)?
P.S. Sorry for english.
This code is part of the FiltersFeature.js file.
Take a look at how when to specify (local: false) it goes to first page automagically ;)
reload : function () {
var me = this,
store = me.view.getStore();
if (me.local) {
store.clearFilter(true);
store.filterBy(me.getRecordFilter());
store.sort();
} else {
me.deferredUpdate.cancel();
if (store.buffered) {
store.pageMap.clear();
}
store.loadPage(1);
}
}
What you have to do is configure the feature with local: false.
i need to reset paging toolbar parameters as "page", "start", "limit" when i click on a search button to re-load grid store with different parametres!
how can i do it?
the problem is that when i am on the next page, and i do a new search, i have the parameters page=2, start=25, limit=25 dirty, instead i need to reset this parametres.
my code:
listeners: {
click: function(){
Ext.getCmp('GrlGio').getStore().removeAll();
Ext.getCmp('GrlGio').store.load({
params:{
mode: "RIC",
DataRicerca: dd,
Pit: Ext.getCmp('cmbPiattaforma').getValue()
}
});
}
}
thanks!
In Ext 4, I found loadPage() worked pretty well for resetting the data store and making the paging toolbar go back to the first page. Example:
store.loadPage(1) // note: 1-based, not 0-based
Guys currentPage=1 did the trick for me
before loading the store every time call the below
By the way i am getting 500 results and loading in cache
Pagination is for local, any way you can try this before any new search
var store = Ext.getStore('MyStoreS');
store.proxy.extraParams = { employeeId : searchStr};
store.currentPage = 1;
store.load();
you can manualy reset the params
Ext.getCmp('GrlGio').getStore().getProxy().pageParam =1;
Ext.getCmp('GrlGio').getStore().getProxy().startParam =0;
and then do the store load. I know it looks hardcoded but it's the only solution i found...
Try this -
pagingToolbar.moveFirst();
Define following function "resetStartParam" , by overriding ext.data.store:
Ext.override(Ext.data.Store, {
resetStartParam:function(){
//get the latest store options
var storeOptions=this.lastOptions;
if(storeOptions!=undefined){
//get the param names
var pn = this.paramNames;
//get the params from options
var params=storeOptions.params;
//change the param start value to zero
params[pn.start] = 0;
//reset options params with this new params
storeOptions.params=params;
//apply this new options to store options
this.storeOptions(storeOptions);
}
}
});
Now call this function on click of your search button:
Ext.getCmp('GrlGio').getStore().resetStartParam();
Thats it.It should work.
I know that this is an old post but I thought I'd add in my pennies work. I'm using EXTJS 4 and had a similar problem. When I did a new search the page number etc did not reset. The solution I found, which appears to work with the nav bar automatically is using the currentPage attribute of the store. I do have a slight odd setup but doing this.currentPage = 1 when I do a new search works fine for me
try this in your handler
Ext.getCmp('gridpanel').getStore().removeAll();
Ext.getCmp('PagingToolbar').moveFirst();
after this, put your search query and load the store accordingly
Ext.getCmp('gridpanel').getStore().load({params : { start : 0, limit : maxRecords, searchText : _searchText } });
hope it helps
just call pagingToolbar.onLoad() after removeAll(). Plain and simple.
Here is how I achieved search with paging. It only does 1 request and it refreshes the paging data.
onExecuteSearch: function(){
var params = this.getSearchForm().getForm().getFieldValues()
, proxy = this.getSomeGrid().getStore().getProxy();
proxy.extraParams = params;
this.getPagingToolbar().moveFirst();
}
getFieldValues() documentation: http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!/api/Ext.form.Basic-method-getFieldValues
For more about the proxy "extraParams" look here: ExtJs4 - Store baseParams config property?
This work fine (refresh correctly the paging info):
myStore.removeAll();
myStore.fireEvent('load', myStore, [], {});
Had to change the page size to 500 for printing the WHOLE store/grid, and once printed, restore the grid to the original page size of 25.
// 500 records are now in the store and on the grid
ux.core.grid.Printer.print(this.getOrderList());
store.pageSize = this.displaySize; // new page size is 25
this.getPagingToolbar().doRefresh(); // equivalent of pressing a refresh button on the toolbar
does the trick - reloads store with the same sorters/filters/currentPage