User clicks on a click to call link (href starts with "callto:" or "tel:") in the "Phone" type field in my Podio application. How to catch this event and then add a comment "[Name Surname] clicked to call [phone number]? ([Name Surname] = the user name in Podio, who clicked on the link).
Phone field click to call link screenshot
Podio doesn't expose these events to the end-user or clients.
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Lets say I want to automate a lead form with name and number in cypress,
I click on Submit button
The BaseUrl is https://localhost:8080
On clicking the Submit button manually, an API is triggered with URL https://localhost:9010
But in Cypress
Api is not triggered , and no action occurs on clicking the submit button .
Can somebody give a solution or a workaround for this issue??
I was wondering, is it possible to read or modify click event of a button that belongs to a system form in SAP Business One?
Yes, it is. Set up your form type and event type filters appropriately. Then you'll be able to attach an event handler to ItemEvent. When the handler fires, respond to events for the ItemUID of the system button you're interested in. IN your event handlers you'll typically have something like this:
If pVal.FormTypeEx = “150” And pVal.ItemUID = “1” And pVal.EventType = SAPbouiCOM.BoEventTypes.et_ITEM_PRESSED And pVal.BeforeAction = True Then
'do something
End If
You can find the ID of the button by turning on System Information in the 'View' menu and hovering over the UI element. The ID and some other information is shown in the status bar.
The "OK" and "Cancel" buttons have IDs 1 and 2 on many forms.
How to configure a save button in order to press it and the info that is entered on the screen to be saved in a specific database table?
When you double clicked your button in the layout screen, you will see and fcode area that you should give a function name.
Then in the screen PAI events user comment section, you can define the what button will do. You should modify your db table, under that button fcode name case.
Here is a tutorial about module pool development.
You can check these links for table control tutorials: 1, 2.
Here is the scenario:
We have designed an email template in which there are two option buttons: "Yes" & "No".
We send this email template to a group of user email lists.
After that, can we track the event where a recipient clicks on either the Yes button or No button.
which method can be used to track down how many of the recipients had clicked the Yes button or the No button?
how difficult is it to track the selected option Yes/No made by each single user?
which tracker is preferred: database tracker, google analytics tracker, mailchimp or other 3rd party web services?
With Google Analytics, you can do manual campaign tagging where you assign specific query parameters to each button. The query parameters will track back to your Google Analytics data, and can tell you which buttons were clicked. This is an easy method as all you need to do is build specific URLs for each button, and then embed those URLs into the email template for each button.
Here is the URL Builder site: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033867?hl=en
I am developing a mac standalone app.
I want to let user press enter on search button to get result from DB.
Is there any way we can give control to search when user presses 'Enter Key'.
It works great on 'Space Bar'.
How can it be possible on 'Enter Key' in objective C.
Just set your button's "key equivalent" to the return key. To do that, select your button in the Interface Builder, open the inspector, and look for the entry labeled "key equivalent". Click it, and hit the return key. That's it!
But if you have a search box already, it's usually a better idea to do away with the search button. For example, Safari's Google search field doesn't have a "Google Search" button. Instead, hitting the return key at the end of the search phrase automatically triggers the search. If you want to do that, you just need to set the target and the action for the search box.