Splunk Dashboard can be built using which of the following external component ?
a)HTML
b)CSS
3)XML
4)JavaScript
Not clear what the question is, but yes, you can use HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Splunk's own Simple-XML
Straight forward from Splunk's Web GUI, https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.4/Viz/CreateDashboards
Using XML, https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.4/Viz/OverviewofSimplifiedXML
Using HTML, JS, CSS, etc..., using Splunk's Web Framework, https://dev.splunk.com/enterprise/docs/developapps/webframework
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Can I use an SSG tool for Vue.js, like Nuxt, to generate a single-page application using Vuetify and have its data-table component (instantiated with v-data-table) work, i.e. be able to display tabular data loaded as JSON (via a totally separate REST API, nowhere near Vue.js), enable editing its rows and having script handlers make REST calls in response to edit events which data-table provides? If so, what steps does that involve?
Or am I confused about the requirements, e.g. the meaning of static? (I understand it as content, i.e. HTML mostly, being ready on the server and send in response to requests, as opposed to generated on the fly. But maybe the in Vue.js it means something different.)
So I am using react-helmet to create an SEO object in gatsby, the updated meta tags can be seen in the developer tools however when using a web crawler there are none of the dynamic meta tags, does anyone know how to fix this?
Just use gatsby-plugin-react-helmet along with react-helmet.
In your gatsby-config.js
plugins: [`gatsby-plugin-react-helmet`]
This is because you need to serve static properties instead of dynamic ones, so you need to add the drop-in support for the SSR (Server-Side Rendering).
we are using our own application for tags management. We would like to integrate it with XWIKI Tag application so it would show our tags.
Is it possible to change a source of tags? To use REST endpoint, our DB, etc.
I checked XWIKI REST API, but it allows page tagging only, there is no way to create a tag (without tagging a page). Our use case is:
1. users create tags in our application
2. user opens XWIKI
3. our tags should be available in auto suggestion when tagging a page.
Any ideas?
Thank You
I have not found a way to do this via existing plugin/extension.
As all requests to our app. go via proxy, I routed all requests that XWIKI uses to load tags
/xwiki/bin/view/Main/?xpage=suggest&classname=XWiki.TagClass&fieldname=tags&input=tag-name
to our endpoint and it works.
Has anyone made where, where you just enter your swagger URL .../swagger/docs/v1
and then the website converts it to HTML, pdf, doc or whatever in a nice readable format? I'd think that site would get a lot of traffic (hint)
I know there are some things on github you can download that will convert things, but I'd think someone has made a public site so I can save some time.
You can use this website : Swagger Editor
Copy your swagger file and in the menu, select 'Generate Client' -> 'HTML' (or Dynamic HTML')
You can also use Swagger Code Generator if you want to add this step in an automatic build flow.
Try this one: swagger2html .
The document generated by swagger-codegen is indeed not readable. This project makes a neat appearance(bootstrap css) and shows the fields in the request/response models in a straightforward manner.
I am looking for a way to utilize the FireShot API with JS to given a URL (or perhaps a list) use the FireShot API to take screenshot, upload to Imgur, then return the user the URLs or perhaps something like markdown to use quickly in forums.
Method 1: Open new window
I tried opening the URL in a new window, but found that I cant control that page with JS dues to cross domain problems. The same with iFrames.
Method 2: simple $.get()
A simple $.get() wont work because of the same cross domain issues I guess?
http://jsfiddle.net/t6aeq/
$.get($url.val(), function(data) {
console.log(data);
});
Via PHP "Proxy"
So I tried creating a simple PHP script that gets the HTML of the URL and returns it to my JS (using file_get_contents($url)). But some sites like Microsoft will detect that I am using some automated methods and give an error page of sorts. I also cant seem to find a way to use jQuery to query that returned HTML for link[rel=stylesheet], script, style and body to append to the head and a div respectively. I posted abt that on another question
A new Idea: Embed scripts on browser level
So I thought away of getting around these is using iMacros or GreeseMonkey or something to insert scripts into pages on the browser level instead? But any guidance or tips on how can I do that? Also, I'd prefer a pure JS/PHP method if available so users are not limited to using Browser plugin/scripts (tho I will be the only user for now)
It suddenly came to my mind that this may not work because the FireShot API key and Imgur is limited to the domain? Any solutions?
You might be able to inject the FireShot script using Greasemonkey. But, first use GM_xmlhttpRequest() to fetch an API key, for that page's domain, from the "Create FireShot API Key" page.
Note that GM_xmlhttpRequest() does not have the same cross-domain issues that $.get() has.
However, at this point you might be better off just writing your own Firefox add-on. Maybe start with FireShot's code for ideas. Also see the Screengrab add-on.