I am working on a ui.calendar provided by AngularJS. By default the minimum time is 12 AM and maximum time is 11:30. I have made a bit changes to display time for every 30 mins.
I want to display the minimum time dynamically according to different users. Even if dynamically is not possible, I need to display it from 8AM.
I have tried so many answers on other similar questions but those are not working for me.
Can somebody help me with this?
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I have a table and I filled it with REST API with KeySet-based pagination. I have used pagination contains 5 buttons for representative of pages.
I want to use all the available space to display the maximum number of rows in the table, but at the same time, making the page smaller and larger does not lead to scrolling inside the table. So, I do not mean usual responsive.
I tried a solution that caused some sequential problems. I think it would be better to go back and look for a better idea from the beginning. Do you have any solutions based on your experience?
I am sorry, but I do not understand your problem, but maybe this could help you.
There is a WEB API called "Intersection Observer API". With this observer, you can reach out to the elements in the view of your device. Maybe this can help you, bro.
Does anyone know how Instagram determines whether or not to send a push notification saying "_______ has posted for the first time in a while". Is it based purely on time, or is it different based on how often the user posts? If it's based on the individual person, what is the algorithm they use to determine whether a notification should be sent?
It depends on how often you post before. If you post every day, but then only post a week later, the notification may appear.
In general, it could be some range from 1 to 3 weeks to multiple months.
I'm wondering if there is something in anylogic that's the opposite to an event, this is, an object that counts the lapse of time instead of the time remaining.
Example:
I have a factory simulation where I want to visualize the amount of time that a specific worker (agent that is a resource) has been working since his shift started --> I could query for a function created in worker which is what I currently do but it would be neater to have a timer with the time worked
On the other hand I want to account for the busy time of a machine in a way that it's computed life (there's also the option of querying it)
For those two examples an object like an Event that has a counter and functionality around it would be useful if it could be used with increasing time instead of decreasing
I haven't found anything of the sort...
The Time Measure Start and Time Measure End blocks in the DES palette did the trick
I am using angular-moment library. Essentially, I want to show the time difference in minutes between now and some time in the model. Ideally, the display must be dynamic; so the user doesn't need to refresh the page in order to see updates.
<span am-time-ago="message.time"></span> works and works dynamically. But it shows user-friendly messages "a few seconds ago, 2 minutes ago, etc. I need the actual value in minutes (30 means in 30 minutes, -120 means I am 2 hours late, etc.)
Everything else, for example moment(myJsonValue).diff(moment(), 'minutes') is not dynamic. Is there a way to have both dynamic and numeric?
I am using RRDTool to graph Data and a predicted Trend (LSL) in one Graph.
Therefore I am adjusting the corresponding template.
At the moment I set my end time like this:
--end start+7d
When looking at the resulting graphs via the website I can select different time ranges on the right side:
Custom time Range, Overview, 4 Hours, 25 Hours, One Week, One Month and One Year
What I want:
If I select a time range of 4 Hours, 7 days of forecasting makes no sense. I want to calculate the end time dependent on the time range selected. For example I want the time period displayed in the future being exact of the same size as the time range selected.
Basically I want to define my ending time like this:
--end start+(end-start)
This is not possible, because the end time can not be defined by itself.
Is there a way to extract the selected time-range before defining the end by hand? I could calculate start+(end-start) in my PHP Template and insert it when defining the ending time.
Every help appreciated.
EDIT: I forgot to mention, that I am using RRDTool via PNP4Nagios. When speaking of a website I meant the PNP4Nagios Standard Web Appearance. This is shipped by default when installing PNP4Nagios via Packages.
With PNP4Nagios, your custom template can be used to define all the graph definition -- with the exception of the time window, which is added to the parameter lists in $opt[] and $def[]. So, you cannot easily override the time window 'end' as it is already defined as 'now' by PNP4Nagios (and the 'start' is already defined relative to the end, based on the time range you selected in the web interface). In fact, RRDTool is fairly robust, so if it sees a start/end being redefined the last such definition usually takes precedence... but this doesn't solve your issue.
I think what you're trying to do is have the 1day graph (which normally starts at 'end-1day' and ends at 'now') to go from 'now-1day' to 'now+1day' so that your prediction line could fill the second part. This would need to be done by editing the PNP4Nagios code, which is a bit out of scope of this answer.
PNP4Nagios allows definition of the standard timeranges in the config.php; you can also define new timeranges when you call the graph. This means you can achieve the required time window like this:
pnp4nagios/graph?host=<hostname>&srv=<servicedesc>&start=-1day&end=+1day
... although this is just a one-off and does not override the defaults.
The current view config in PNP4Nagios does not allow the default views to specify an end offset, only a start offset.