Let me explain what exactly i am looking for. I have a project where it has quiz type interview and this interview has questions. i have 3 users type and each type has their own questions. A user can have multiple role so for example. if a user choose 2 roles so i need to show them questions for both types.
So here i am using vue js.
I have made a base component called Interview.vue and in this component i am having 3 more child component specifically for those type of users.
Lets say i have 3 types of user - 1) chef 2) waiter 3) barman
So if a user choose role chef and barman so i will render those 2 components which will have questions for that particular roles.
lets say ... my Chef.vue has 2 questions.
and Barman.vue has 3 questions.
So i render these 2 components i will see 5 questions on the web page.
My question is how can i give every question a serial number. ?
You could create a counter that is available globally and increments with every use.
Here's an example implementation:
Vue.prototype.$elNum = 0;
Vue.prototype.$getElNum = () => Vue.prototype.$elNum += 1;
then whenever you are creating an element anywhere in the app, you can set the key or serialNumber by setting it to this.$getElNum()
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I am in the process of integrating my webapp with Basecamp 2 (solved, see edit) and 3, and I want to get all of the comments for a todo item for the authorized user.
First I make a call to https://launchpad.37signals.com/authorization.json which returns json that includes the user's identity, something like {"identity":{"id":99999999, ..... }}.
Then I make a call to the URL to get the comments for the item in question and go through them one by one matching the identity.id from above (99999999) with the creator.id for the comment.
The problem is, they don't match! I am working with one Basecamp2 project and one Basecamp3 project. When testing, using comments I wrote, Basecamp2 and Basecamp3 each have different values for creator.id (even though I wrote both comments!), and neither of them match the identity.id from authorization.json.
How do I link them to find which comments were made by the authorized user
Thanks
EDIT: I figured it out for Basecamp2 - I need to get /people.json which has a mapping from the identity_id of each user to the id for that user in that project. Still not sure how to do it for Basecamp3, which does not include identity_id in people.json!
The correct way to do this for Basecamp2 is to get:
https://basecamp.com/{project_id}/api/v1/people/me.json - the id node contains the id of the authorized user for project {project_id}.
for Basecamp3:
https://3.basecampapi.com/{project_id}/my/profile.json - the id node contains the id of the authorized user for project {project_id}.
I am creating a Healthcare solution in IBM Case Manager Case Builder. I have a role called 'Patient'. I would like to show the case details of the patient when they log in. Is there any way I can show the case details when the patient logs in.
I have another role called 'Doctor', who can view the case details of any patient by clicking the link in the row of the list of returned search results on searching the patient. However, on the patient side, there is no search and they have to see their case details as soon as they log in.
If someone could point me in the right direction regarding this, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Allright, i guess there are many ways to accomplish this, but having thought about it a few minutes, here's a suggestion.
a. Create a script-adapter on the landing page (Case Manager page).
While it would be more intuitive to connect to the ecm.moel.desktop.onLogin event, the onLogin is within the navigator scope, and we need to be sure that ICM was started because we need to acces role info / ICM api. By using a scriptadapter on the landing page, we not only ensure the ICM context/api is loaded, but we'll also be able to use the ICM api to retrieve a case, and open it...
b. In the script adapter, do your role check; this can be done through:
var role = ecm.model.desktop.currentRole.name; (see this blog)
c. If the role is patient, find out the case(id's) you want to open; you might want to query using the ecm.model.SearchQuery or you could construct a pluginservice (see this redbook on services).
d. With the result of c, you'd then be able to open the case-page using the OpenCase event with a corresponding payload.
var caseId = "the id resulting from c.";
this.getSolution().retrieveCase(caseId, lang.hitch(this, function(caseFolder) {
this.onBroadcastEvent ('icm.OpenCase', {
"caseEditable": caseFolder.createEditable(),
"coordination": new icm.util.Coordination()
});
});
Good day to all web2py experts!
I can't find a way on how to use the web2py Decorators
#auth.requires_permission('read','person')
def f(): ....
in the pdf manual it says that:
prevents visitors from accessing the function f unless the visitor is a member
of a group whose members have permissions to "read" records of table
"person". If the visitor is not logged in, the visitor gets directed to a login
page (provided by default by web2py). web2py also supports components,
i.e. actions which can be loaded in a view and interact with the visitor via
Ajax without re-loading the entire page. This is done via a LOAD helper which
allows very modular design of applications; it is discussed in chapter 3 in the
context of the wiki and, in some detail, in the last chapter of this book.
This 5th edition of the book describes web2py 2.4.1 and later versions
In my case:
I have list of groups: Admin_Tier_1, Admin_Tier_2, Admin_Tier_3
Admin_Tier_1 - has the highest authority to access all features like adding a school year, set a school year etc.
Admin_Tier_2 - has the authority to add students etc
Admin_Tier_3 - its the lowest level of authority that can only add fines to the students (Organization Officers)
now I use the Decorator code like this:
#auth.requires_permission('Admin_Tier_1','student_list')
def add(): ....
now I login the account of the Chairman which registered in the auth_membership as Admin_Tier_1. Then I click the link "List of Students" which redirect to add(): function but the system returned a message:
Not Authorized
Insufficient privileges
The auth.requires() method can take a callable rather than a boolean value as the condition, and this is preferable when it is expensive to generate the boolean value (otherwise, the boolean value is generated whenever the controller is accessed, even if the particular decorated function is not the one being called). So, to avoid calling auth.has_membership unnecessarily, you can do:
#auth.requires(lambda: auth.has_membership('Admin_Tier_1') or
auth.has_membership('Admin_Tier_2'))
Now the two auth.has_membership calls will only be made when the actual function being decorated is called.
Also, if you need to check a larger number of roles, you can do something like:
#auth.requires(lambda: any([auth.has_membership(r) for r in ['list', 'of', 'roles']))
Problem solved:
#auth.requires(auth.has_membership('Admin_Tier_1') or auth.has_membership('Admin_Tier_2'))
source here.
Whenever I access the page if the user belong to the group of Admin_Tier_3 the system block the acess and redirect it to "/default/user/not_authorized" page :)
Having some mega frustration set in.Maybe Im trying grails too much like rails and active record.
I have 2 domains.The parent is called 'report' and the child 'category'.
The user creates a new report and if they like they can add a category. The report can only have one category. However I would like to allow reports to be sorted by category or listed by category or even counted by category. Yes this column could go into the reports domain but I would like separation for future cases. so below I have my domains;
Domain 1 = Report
class Report
string reportname
string reportype
Domain 2 = category
class Category
Report report
string categoryname
I have 2 controllers, 1 for report 1 for category both with crud methods and no scaffold.
How do I set the view to create/edit/update the category domain while in the report _form?
I have read through the gorm docs, grails docs, others but still am stumbling on this.
Do I need to edit my report controller to handle the category domain? i.e import category and supply category def with each method for /edit/update/create.
Do I need to edit the report form to get the report params and pass this into a hidden field for the category name field so that when a save action is called the category domain commits the cat name and reportId.
Is my model all wrong? I have tried hasone, hasmany belongsto however I need to keep the category separate from the reports because I want to be able to show a page of reports separated by categories and allow only unique category names for a bunch of reports to reduce spelling mistakes in category names. i.e. I want to set a category name and associate it to a report.
New to grails so forgive me. Maybe I need to sit and have a beer and read more.
cheers
There are many ways to handle your scenario. One way to do this is to use redirect in your ReportController and pass in the params to CategoryController.
So one of my clients has a request to do rule based static blocks on their home page. The page will basically swap out several static blocks for others based on the perceived gender of the person viewing the site. It will get this data from the session that the user is currently in, or the data associated with the users account. Basically, if a user searches in a specific set of categories (Men's or Women's categories) it should swap the static blocks out on the home page, so when that user visits the site again they will have a more personalized experience. There will be a default set of blocks if the user is new to the site.
Something like this (and excuse my shabby php):
if($categories = $user->getViewedCategories()){
foreach($categories as $category){
switch($category){
case 14: //insert womens category id here
echo $staticBlockWomen
break;
case 16: //insert mens category id here
echo $staticBlockMen
break;
}
}
} else {
echo $staticBlockDefault
}
I know Magento tracks a users path through a site, and I know that other elements in Magento can have rules based on this data (the dynamic banners and checkout rules), but I am really lost on where to get started.
If someone could point me in the right direction, any help would be appreciated!
Cheers,
Matthew
I'm assuming you know the basics of Magento (at least how to create new blocks and how to manage the layout using xml).
If you need more info about that,
You can accomplish what you need in a few steps:
1 - create the blocks you need (create a new module and block classes inside it within the corresponding .phtml files)
2 - from the admin panel, select the category for which you want to add a block and navigate to "Custom Design" tab, then add in the "Custom Layout Update" textarea something like this:
<reference name="content" >
<block type="mymodule/myblock" name="myblock" />
</reference>
This way, every time the selected category is viewed by the custmer, a block of type "mymodule/myblock" will be added in the content area.