I am currently developing an app using bing map v8 web control in react.js. I intend to add an input box in the info box so that users can enter their own description for the infobox. Just wondering is it possible to do it? If yes, can someone give me some hint on how to do it, and if not, is there other ways that I could let the users enter their own title for the pushpin?
I am new to Bing Map api and any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Not at this time. For some reason textboxs in the infobox can't get focused. I'll have the dev team look into this to see if there is a way around this.
Update (8/26/2016): The team has now added support for HTML in descriptions. Textboxes work in infoboxes too. This is currently available in the experimental branch of V8 and will be in the main release branch in a couple of weeks.
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How can I filter the skills list on the Twilio flex team view page? I need to filter the skills based on the worker role. I can detect the role from worker attributes. But how can I filter the skills displaying in team view when clicking on agent name at Twilio flex. I don't want to display all skills, I want to display some of them.
Or, is there any listener that I can use to detect when that panel is opening? In that situation, I can filter the skills view using the DOM selector.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
I don't have a good answer for you, I'm afraid, as that's a bit further into Flex than I've managed to go. However, I have some ideas.
You can listen for a worker to be selected in the supervisor view using the Actions Framework SelectWorkerInSupervisor action (you can listen to beforeSelectWorkerInSupervisor or afterSelectWorkerInSupervisor.
The thing I'm not sure about is how to actually filter the skills. I was looking at this filtering plugin for inspiration but I couldn't quite tell what was going on. I wonder if you can affect the state in redux based on your currently selected worker.
Sorry, this isn't a full answer. Hopefully it gives you some ideas though.
We are having few rich text box in our custom objects in force.com enterprise edition. These rich text box are rendered in an android application given to our clients. Till now we were using the android app online but due to huge customer demand, we wish to make our app offline. But we are facing difficulties due to images in rich text box. The images in rich text box are stored as in a form
But when we try to use the android app offline, we cannot see the images in webview. Consulting our web developer, he said that the images do not have static path and so they cannot be downloaded and stored for offline use. So my query is, is there some way, which will help us to get static path for the images inserted in Rich Text Box available in force.com, so that we can use them offline.
Thanks!
I had the same problem some time ago and also raised the issue with salesforce. They got back to me saying that images within rich text boxes could be stored in any server and needs to be authenticated to via a browser to have access too.
But you could try to use this, but its not a guaranteed approach as salesforce can change the way they store images.
http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/General-Development/API-access-to-Knowledge-article-content-inline-images/td-p/233065
Hope this helps.
Here's the response from SFDC :
As discussed over the call, as of now Salesforce does not have this feature built in the current release, else we would be more than happy to help you.
However, you can also post an idea on our Idea Exchange, where our customers share their ideas and expectations. (http://sites.force.com/ideaexchange/ideaHome)
Please feel free to contact us, if you need any further assistance.
Thank you for contacting salesforce.
Regards
Developer Support Engineer
salesforce.com
I am using silver light bing map control api for windows phone 7. I am new to it. I could not get any api I can use for hiding the street labels in the map. Is there some way to achieve the same?
Thanks in advance.
I think, this link may be helpful, which talks about labels in the map to be displayed.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsphonetrainingcourse_usingbingmapslab_topic2.aspx
http://www.bing.com/blogs/site_blogs/b/maps/archive/2009/12/02/bing-maps-adds-streetside-enhanced-bird-s-eye-photosynth-and-more.aspx
I'm very new to Silverlight so bear with me. I need to implement a web page with a zoom-able map of Europe. I need the map to contain pushpins or such like which are generated from a database of lon/lat locations.
If the user hovers over a pin then some data should appear about the location and then if the user clicks on a location and be given detailed information (images, text and other live data) next to the map. Originally I was looking at google maps or bing but as this is to be used commercially and is not going to be public, I am unable to use them for licencing reasons.
I've looked into using deepzoom, which seems perfect but I cannot find any decent ways of adding the pushpins.
So essentially can anyone suggest a tool to allow me to make a zoomable map (I can supply a map image) which can have pushpins generated which can be selected by the user through highlight or click
Many thanks,
Cap
Use Bing Maps Silverlight Control.
Here is preview from Microsoft.
You need Developers Account for using it. Account is free. You can get it here.
Bing Maps control is simple to use, supports pushpins and deep zoom.
I'm trying to make edit box which can provide URL/Search keyword suggestion when use type it. Do you guys have any idea where should I start ? I've review the BING API but I couldn't find it...
For your edit box I'd recommend using the AutoCompleteBox from the toolkit.
Google has a custom serch API which may be a good place to start looking for a data source for your searches.