I have a dashboard which has a selector based on an attribute.
I'd like to know if its possible to access the dashboard , with a pre-fed (pre-selected) selector value , using MSTR's URL API
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers!
This is possible in the most recent versions of MicroStrategy (I think 9.3.1 or more recent).
There is a technote that explain how to build the URL to set a selector to the default value that you prefer:
TN46649: How to use Mobile URL API to pass hard-coded (default) selector answers to a target document in MicroStrategy Mobile 9.3.1?
You can also check the following link which adds few more details:
Defaulting Element Selectors Using URL API
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I have an app in React Native that uses the #react-native-firebase package. One of the functions that the /dynamic-links module contains its the dynamicLinks.resolveLink(link) that returns info about that resolved Dynamic Link, including its URL.
Now for some reasons too long to explain, I need to extract the URL from a Firebase Dynamic Link in a NextJS (or simply ReactJS) environment. But there's no API, nor SDK that allows me to do that.
I don't want to open the Dynamic Link, I don't want to get any meta data or anything. I just need to figure out what is URL of that link. (The URL that you need to inform when building the DynamicLink, the URL that I would be receiving in React Native if I had opened it.)
Are there any methods in the latest 'DocuSign for Salesforce' package that allows for:
- Using the Base64 content of a contentVersion as the document
- Specifying SignHereTabs with Anchor-text within the document and assigning to specific recipients?
Would this need to be a custom integration with the REST API in order to facilitate this?
Check page 70 of DfS Guide to see how to do Automatic Anchor Text and Tags
Is there any way to get CRX content without using OSGI service?
Am looking for an use case to implement a top navigation for a website which is required to read page names and its properties via javascript framework like angular JS.
You could get it as JSON or XML, make a server call to path with extension XML or JSON. JSON allows you depth based selectors to go down the tree hierarchy not sure if its same with XML.
/my/page/path.xml or /my/page/path.<depth>.json, you can get the hostname and port details from the request URI to make the complete URL for the data call.
I would suggest you use the following JSON API's provided by sling to accomplish your task of getting page names and its properties.
Firstly to crawl all the pages under a given path, you need to use the .pages.json selector. For example to get all child pages of /content/company/en_US, perform a JSON GET on
HTTP GET <Host>/content/company/en_US.pages.json
Next for each path returned by the above GET call, you need to grab the _jcr_content.json of the page
(E.g.)
HTTP GET <Host>/content/company/en_US/home/_jcr_content.json
The above JSON call should provide you all the page properties of this particular page.
Please Note: The above method is generic and can be applied to any JCR Path hosted in Sling/AEM. Also typically you cannot get this level of JCR access in a publisher environment due to security rules that might prevent JCR crawling. Hope this helps
I'm setting up a remote action, but I want to specify the authoring template.
How do I find the atid (or Authoring Template ID)?
Here's the example int he docs:
[plugin:RemoteAction action="new" type="com.ibm.workplace.wcm.api.Content" atid="ID1"]
Here's a link to the docs: http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/portalwiki.nsf/xpDocViewer.xsp?lookupName=IBM+Web+Content+Manager+8+Product+Documentation#action=openDocument&res_title=Using_remote_actions_wcm8&content=pdcontent
Name doesn't work, it's looking for an object ID (I think). I tried digging through a WCM data export and I tried following the HTTP requests when accessing authoring templates, but I just can't figure out how to get that ID.
Am I making this more complex than it is?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I moved the specific elements I needed to get a UUID for and put them in a new library. Then I exported that library by itself and used grep to find references to the Authoring Template and Sie Area I needed.
That did the trick.
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If you don't provide the AT id in the remote action call, the URL will direct you to a page with a list of AT's. On that page, if you firebug/inspect element by clicking that specific AT, you'll see its ID in the HTML.
Does anybody know how I can get built-in Django tag url to work in the wrapped template renderer in google-app-engine?
It fails to create a "nice" url because it expects Django style url mappings, and since I'm using webapp.WSGIApplication I understand how it can be difficult for it to work. Basically I want to know if there is an alternative that will work with google-app-engine style url mappings.
Thanks in advance for any input.
It's not possible - that function depends on using Django's routing system, which webapp doesn't. More to the point, webapp doesn't provide a reverse-mapping function at all.