I am working on the below example.
http://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/mobile-solutions/worklight/docs/v610/JSONStoreAPIBasicsProject.zip
When I add the data locally by using the 'Add Data' button, when the data gets displayed at the top contains name & age as search fields. Perfect.
But when I load the data from the adaptor with the button "Load Data from Adaptor' option. I don't see the search fields getting displayed in the output.
What could be the reason & will it have any effect on the searching capabilities ?
Thanks..Johnson
I cannot confirm this. After playing with adding data and loading data from the adapter, I clicked on "Find all" and it produced the following table. As can be seen, all data is there.
In any case, you can confirm all data is loading by looking at the response. The table is filled using data from it. It looks like JavaScript/HTML error rather than anything related to JSONStore.
Provide steps to reproduce it exactly.
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In my website i have to show data in tabular form which I am getting from API. I successfully integrated API and I am getting response from that API but the problem is I don't know how to show it in a tabular form in Wix.
I tried dynamically adding HTML code in script file but it is not working. Please let me know if there is a way I can do it.
You can put your data in a table element using the rows property.
I am using import.io and trying to create a crawler based on this page:
http://www.flashscore.com/match/IeHoEHvJ/#match-statistics;0
After selecting single rows (one row per page), and adding some columns and training them, I want to click on the button "I've got what I need!" in order to proceed and train another similar page. But it is not possible to click on the button, it is as if the program is waiting for me to train more even though it is not necessary (I have successfully completed this procedure on other website, but for some reason this page does not work).
Any idea why this does not work?
Please see the following screenshot of import.io when I am trying to click the button without success:
http://puu.sh/j5Vlm/fcc322549a.png
UPDATE: Got a reply from the import.io facebook group. Building a Crawler might not work due to robots.txt. But building an Extractor seems to work, only have to find an easy way to collect all the links to use in the extractor.
the website you're trying to scrape is probably protected by a robots.txt file so as the Facebook group told you I suggest you to try with Extractor.
The solution is a bit tricky but it should work.
Create an Extractor to grab the data you need from the page you want data from. I did it and it worked.
Create an Extractor to get the links: (Mine is here: 5ef25069-f0cc-4ac7-9184-b2a035277403) for this page
Then download the dataset as CSV, open it with a spreadsheet processor and add this string of text at the end of the link: #match-statistics;0
Finally copy the list of links and go back to import.io. Choose the feature Bulk Extract on the first API and paste the list of URLs.
It should work ;)
Hello I'm quite new to Kendo UI so my question is probably simple as well.
I am working with datasource of Kendo UI (Javascript) that reads a simple JSON object from a remote source, what works fine.
I struggle now with populating the data into single text fields within the HTML page. I find some example on Kendo UI documention talking about "template", "model", "columns", "binding", etc. but there is nothing I think I can adapt it to my needs. All examples I find are focussed on Kendo Widgets or "grid", what is not what I want.
Example:
I read the JSON by "datasource" object from remote source, looking like this:
[{"productid":"30","title":"apple"}]
In my HTML there are two input fields, one with ID="productid" and another one with ID="title"
I don't need a precise code solution just a hint/link how to proceed to populate the JSON elements into the value attributes of the two input fields. If this is possible is there also the other way possible like storing the values of the input fields back to a datasource and send it back to remote server for saving/updating purposes?
Any hint is welcome!
I'm transitioning a corporate web page into a new xpage platform. It consists of a number of department-specific databases each with their separate ACL's with the old forms and docs, and one new xpage db front end presenting data from across the other db's read only. The content is regulations and resources for the rest of the organization to relate to.
The design consists of just a few custom controls which collects data sources dynamically via properties on the various department specific xpages. So like 30 xpages collecting data from separate db's utilizing the same handful of cc's
My scoped variable issue is related to my cc_dataViewLocal . This dataView presents the documents from the corresponding views in the source db's. To let the user know their present location in the application I pull in the name of the current view and display the name above the Data View as a headline on the DataView xpage:
<xp:text escape="true" id="computedField1" styleClass="ksHeading2">
<xp:this.value><![CDATA[#{javascript:getComponent("dataView1").getData ().getView()
}]]></xp:this.value>
</xp:text>
All documents from all databases are presented using the same documentDisplay xpage with a dynamic document data source. Thus this xpage does not have any properties but is referenced trough the data view xpage:
<xe:dataView id="dataView1" collapsibleCategory="false"
rows="50" style="font-size:8pt" rowStyle="font-size:8pt"
collapsibleDetail="true" pageName="/**ks_documentDisplay.xsp**"
var="rowHandle">
--
When I open a document from the data view in documentDisplay.xsp I want the same headline/name of the original view displayed there as well. To make that happen I try to catch the view name in a scoped variable in an afterPageLoad event in the data view xpage, to redisplay it on the documentDisplay xpage.
<xp:this.afterPageLoad>
<xp:setValue binding="#{sessionScope.ksView}">
<xp:this.value><![CDATA[#{javascript:getComponent
("computedField1").value}]] ></xp:this.value>
</xp:setValue>
</xp:this.afterPageLoad>
After all the view name is not part of the document data source, and I have no other handle to the parent view at this point as I can see.
--
When I display the scoped variable on the dataView xpage in a computed field it works fine:
<xp:text escape="true" id="computedField2"
styleClass="ksHeading1" value="#{sessionScope.ksView}">
However, when I try to display the same session variable in the documentDispay xpage using the same computed field coding it turns up empty. Like the sessionVariable is lost to the next xpage?
I started out with a viewScope, and tried both request and session with same results. What am I missing??
Any input greatly appreciated! Including workarounds but would like to get a grip on the scoped variables...:-)
Regards to all who read this somewhat long post and thanks in advance!
Vidar Solevag
Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction. The problem clearly was I wiped the sessionScope in some way or other, exactly how I still don't know.
But as often is the case the solution was to do something else to get the same thing done...
What I found not to work:
-Moving the event to onClientLoad didn't work it threw an exception "cannot handle". In addition my original approach afterPageLoad did't really work either as it didn't update properly as other dataViews were chosen via Navigator on the page. Also setting the variable via the "Set" option on the simpleAction list turned out to be a problem. I got several "Not allowed to set the value of a read only computed expression"
What I did that worked:
-I set the value not by "Set"Simple action but by "Excecute script" and code
sessionScope.ksView=context.getSubmittedValue(). This in the onClick event in Navigator that selects which Dataview to display On the DataView xpage Then the SessionScope remains alive all the way into the documentDisplay xpage and until a different Dataview is selected back in the Nav back on the DataView xpage.
Now using the same sessionScope as the viewName property on the xpage I also set the sessionScope initially on afterPageLoad to have a default value when page is first opened...
So thanks again, a lot of headbanging into the wall here but that's what you learn from I guess :-))
I have asked the following question at the Our Umbraco community site also, but I've had no luck there so far.
I've got a task where I need to manually add database records for a media image file, which is to appear in an Umbraco site for our client.
My SQL consists of:
Adding a record in umbracoNode for the image.
Adding a record in cmsContent
Adding a record in cmsContentXml
Adding records to cmsPropertyData for the image's umbracoFile, umbracoWidth, umbracoHeight, umbracoBytes, umbracoExtension
After executing the above, and logging into Umbraco, I can see the image in the Media area and all looks fine.
The problem is the call the #Model.MediaById() (in a Razor file) when I want to display that image - basically no image is displayed since the img 'src' attribute is not set.
I've stepped through the Umbraco code and found the problem. Basically when the code uses Lucene to search for the media (ExaminedBackendMedia.GetUmbracoMedia()), it does find the image file, however there are a number of fields missing for the SearchResult. For example, none of the "umbraco*" properties adde to cmsPropertyData appear in the fields collection. When I step through the code for another image (one that was added manually) I can see an extra 5 or so properties in the fields collection - including all the "umbraco*" properties.
So I can see that I have missing data here. Basically the SearchResult object is missing some fields. Can someone suggest what I may have missed please? Why is Lucene not picking up the "umbraco*" properties that I've added via SQL scripts?
You need to make sure that you republish the nodes, which will take them from the database entries that you created and put them into the XML cache that umbraco actually uses when serving up data.