I am trying to make a hyperlink to embed in a pdf report I am sending out to my company. For example I use multiple carriers and put in the container number for tracking field and hit search. I would like the url to the direct results page. How do I achieve this?
Website https://www.hamburgsud-line.com/liner/en/liner_services/ecommerce/visibility/track_trace/index.html
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I'm trying to write a web app, such that when a user fetch his/her username to the web app, the web app will retrieve the data stored previously in a Google Sheet, and construct a form (webpage) based on the username. What I mean is, each username will have different contents to work with.
The problem is, I just cannot get the page to display; it just shows up for a second, and a warning sign just appears, and this makes my webpage looks so suspicious, while in fact, it isn't.
Here's the part of the code to show up the webpage:
The code above checks if it's the first time the user comes to the page, so a welcome page should be loaded, then he/she can continue from there.
And here's the page after a blink of an eyes:
What I want to ask is, is there a way that I can load a page based on the username given? I don't really know what I am doing wrong. :<
Thank you guys so much in advance.
I need to create a webpage that will generate PDFs populated with tickets using data from a form.
I'm a beginner and only know a bit of HTML and CSS and don't really know how to approach this.
Here are some of my requirements for this project:
I'd like to be able to run this offline directly from the HTML file
I need the PDF to be populated with 10 evenly sized tickets with the same information (5 rows, 2 columns)
The tickets need to look good, I'd like to be able to use CSS to format them
I need this to be as simple for the user as inputting information and pressing submit to receive a PDF file to print or email
I would also like the tickets to have a logo displayed by default
I am using flask for my website.
I want to submit data using a form from my website to another website and then format the results page (an html page) before displaying it on the browser on my website.
After the form is submitted, the browser is directed to results page of that (another) website. Can I redirect again it to my site?
How to process the results page(call its html content as a string in code) ?
Sounds the process like this: user input the data -> your website get the data and post it to another website -> the website return a worked data -> your website receive this data, parse it and display it. I don't know you are familiar with API or not. If you are familiar with it you should know the process is just like using API. You just need to put all the process in a view and add_url_rule for it.
I'm looking for ideas/solutions for the following scenario:
I'm a website developer that is given 150'ish HTML pages from a 3rd party who update and re-issue the html pages from time to time.
I'm looking for a way to implement search functionality for these pages and then navigate to that location within the page.
I don't want to add navigation tags to the html pages as these would be lost when the 3rd party re-issue the html pages.
Ideally, I would like to have a search string, search the html files, then return a list of results (kinda like Google results) then when the user clicks on the link for a particular result, the page opens and navigates to the result location within the page.
I'm familiar with c#/javascript/jquery
Any ideas/suggestions to achieve this would be welcome...or confirmation that this cant be done :)
Don't Google, Bing, and other search engines provide APIs that let you use them to index the site then use their search capabilities to show results on only your site?
Lots of marketing articles suggest using a coupon as an incentive in a reveal tab, but I don't see how you would prevent people who have liked your page from abusing the coupon by accessing it over and over.
In my app, I want to offer a coupon that the user sees only the first time they like a page. Users who have been to that page before would not be able to access it again.
I also want to limit who can see it based on location.
When your iframe fan page is rendered, Facebook sents an HTTP POSt to your page with a signed_request post parameter. If you decode it, you will get details about whether they like your page and what country/language they are from. If country works for you, then you are all set for that part. Restricting the coupon to only being viewed is not possible based on the anonymous information Facebook sends. You would need to create an application and have the user approve your application so you can get their ID and log that they have seen it. This would also give you more detailed information about where they are located.