I've successfully implemented a Bar chart; now I would like to trap the user touch. I've tried by using Interactions but cannot get the clicked item.
you have to create your own function in touch-charts-debug.js and refer that function in interactions instead of type:'iteminfo' in your chart.
I have tried with this option it works fine for me As am able to show drill down chart on tapping the bar.
The sencha-charts that I can find online say they use HTML5. If that is the case then you should be able to capture it like a mouse click except using touchstart, touchmove, touchend, and more.
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/mobile/touch.html#toc-events
Ah, just read. They also use jqtouch:
http://jqtouch.com/
according to http://www.sencha.com/blog/introducing-sencha-touch-html5-framework-for-mobile/
Here are some examples for getting an event with jqtouch:
http://code.google.com/p/jqtouch/wiki/CallbackEvents
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I'm using Google Optimize with Analytics (UA).
I've made a couple of simple tests with succes but now I'm a little clueless how make to following test:
On a category-page we have an overview of products. The case is that I would like to know if the click-throughs to a product-detail are the same if I remove the button... (image & title are still clickable).
If anyone can put me in the right direction how to test this, it would be highly appreciated! :)
BTW: it must be a/b test, not a multi-variation...
first in your variant code you can remove these buttons (if you are developer is easy with JS in Global JS).
Second you have to check if all links in the card are measured, when title, image or button are clicked must be send an event to Google Analytics.
Third, you have to use this event as primary goal, you can create a custom goal with its action, category and label.
Tell us about Dailogflow.
In the settings of Intents, it was set to display the Carousel card of GoogleAssistant in the response.
I've been able to display the carousel card, but I want to select one of these cards by voice action and open the URL set for that card.
I couldn't find it in the reference, so please let me know if there is a way to achieve this.
If this is not possible, is there any other way to achieve equivalent content?
I don't have good English.Thank you for reading.
You can use follow up intent. So when you are displaying a list or carousel card and you want to make this selection by click and as well as by user utterance. You have to add two follow up intent one for selection one for text utterance.
consider below example: ShippingOption intent displays a list and that can be selectable as well as get the response by user utterance.
app.js
intentMap.set("shippingOptionIntent", shippingOptionIntent);
intentMap.set("shippingOptionIntent - select", shippingOptionIntentSelect);
intentMap.set("shippingOptionIntentChoose", shippingOptionIntentChoose);
Now set the utterance for followup intent:
Where another followup intent responsible for user selection by clicking on the option. It has the google assistant option event.
So, in this way you can handle both types of responses.
I'd like to be able to show an error message (or maybe even a success message!) to the user. However, this would be for an asynchronous event - so it is presumably possible for the user to have jumped to another page in-between the sending for the event and the response.
Given that that is the case, and given that i use a tabgroup as the "base" in the initial app.xml, how am i meant to access the current window? Ti.UI.getCurrentWindow() doesn't do anything on my system - no error, no nothing.
I'm using the Titanium 3 api.
Since your using a tab group you can use Titanium.UI.currentTab. Then you can get the window of the tab like this:
var theWindow = Titanium.UI.currentTab.window;
Specific doc reference (just in case).
Also, you can always use a Titanium.UI.AlertDialog, that will show up no matter what window your on, if it meets your requirements.
Yes you can use
Ti.UI.currentTab.window().
and since this is function so use "()", otherwise it will not give correct output
to get current window use Ti.UI.getCurrentWindow and not Ti.UI.getCurrentWindow()
Ti.UI.currentWindow only works if there is a window already open. The error you have is coming from the fact that when you create the MasterView, you have not yet opened up the window.
Look inside ApplicationWindow.js, you will see that you create the masterview before even opening the window.
If you want to set navbar items, either add them in the ApplicationWindow, app.js, or pass the window to the MasterView.
currentTab only works if your app uses tabs.
currentWindow and getCurrentWindow() only work if the window was opened using the url property of the Ti.UI.createWindow method.
If you're in any other situation, the current window is just not available, it seems.
Is there any component like reply to post/blog in sencha touch 2 for giving any reply?
(for clearing question: component like, if we click to reply button then it will show box with subject and data etc)
You would have to implement it yourself, but it wouldn't be too difficult.
You would simply create a view which has a textareafield in it. You would show this view when you tap on a button, and then call field.setValue() with the predefined value you want to add.
I want to create a sequence of screens using a StackContainer in Dijit.
However, I want to disable consecutive pages and their corresponding buttons in the StackController until the form on the current page has been validated successfully.
Is this possible with the standard elements? If so, how?
In addition, it would be nice if I could customize the buttons of the StackController to show my own details instead of the title of the screen.
For disabling I think you can use
the_button.set('disabled', true); //and vice-versa
For changing the details you can try setting the labels directly (similar to disabled) or try subclassing the appropriate stuff (probably the stackcontroller) if it turs out to be feasible.