I am making an small application in android. In this I parsed the XML data with SAX parser in ListView Now the Parsed data is shown in the list. Now I want to do search Functionality in this means for example I have to made searchable functionality on one of the Tag value coming from XML file (example I have one value of book name )so I have to do functionality on book names when user write the book in the text field the search functionality the search buttons do the the searching.
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we are moving from content editor to experience/page editor as our primary editor interface and one of the fields we deal with is a raw multiline field for dropping custom script into the pages by editors. Eg campaign management, google tag manager or similar
Currently if I render a SC:fieldrenderer via webforms the script tags are becoming part of the dom on render.
What is the best approach to tackle this type of interface requirement via experience editor in SC7 webforms - it looks like sitecore isnt outputting to an input tag in order to supress and contain the code and is instead outputting to a span which is then flowing into the dom.
Thanks for any direction
I am trying to make an input field which accepts text and image with copy/paste feature. I am looking for a way to save the contains of this field and then retrieve and display the same in non-editable field.
Can this be done with dijit.editor?
I appreciate any tip on this. Thank you.
You will need more than just digit.Editor.
You will need at least something like:
digit/Editor for the writable UI
div for the readonly UI
dojo/request for sending Editor value to backend and for getting saved value from the DB
A server able to handle non static pages (like Apache + php)
A database (like mysql)
A backend API to save and read from the database
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!
For a public blog we are currently using the default rich text editor.
This as content editors are no html writers.
Now on a certain post / custom page we want to add tabular data using a html table.
The rich text editor in tumblr has no support for creating tables so we switched to the html editor. There we created the table tag and some rows. Everything looks fine until saving the post. On saving the table element seems to be gone...
The Tumblr dashboard strips out many different HTML tags. They're visible in your theme, but on the dash they're either removed without a trace or replaced with a small clickthrough "embedded content" symbol.
If you NEED the table on the dash, you may need to use an image. Personally I'd include the Read More break to direct people into viewing the whole thing on your blog, but that won't work inside the app or slide-in bar, etc.
I am grabbing text data from XML files, and want it to display in book page-like format inside a UIWebView on iPad. The XML files are coming out of a .epub, and each one contains a single chapter of a book, divided up only by p tags.
I want to dynamically paginate these files into book-like pages based on the size of the UIWebView, which is a full iPad screen, as well as by user-selected font size. I am currently loading a blank html page with related css into a UIWebView, grabbing paragraphs based on number of characters as Strings from the XML, and printing these into the html using StringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString and the innerHTML property.
Obviously, doing this by number of characters creates improperly spaced, oddly formatted pages, but I'm not sure how else to "paginate" the text.
What I am looking to do is something akin to the app "eReader" on iPad:http://www.ereader.com/. They seem to be breaking a single file up into pages dynamically, and loading it into UIWebViews. How is this done?
Most EPUB readers that are based on UIWebView simply use CSS3 Columns to paginate the document.
You can see this in action at http://www.quirksmode.org/css/multicolumn.html
The basic idea is that you 'columnize' the document and then scroll horizontally through it to show a specific page.
Having done this for one popular (Canadian) eReader application on the iPhone and iPad, I can tell you that the technique works but that it is far from ideal.
The code is already made. It is called epubjs. It is Javascript only epub reader.
Use UITextView with PageviewController . (specify your doubts in it , if any )