In this picture , I want to hide the "Crypto sign" button for anonymous users.
I have tried various methods such as
Setting $wgGroupPermissions['*']['mycustomaction'] = false; according to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:User_rights
Define getRestriction method of my custom action which returns e.g. upload
Define doesWrites method of my custom action which returns true
What is the correct way of doing this? I have looked at MediaWiki source code for e.g. DeleteAction.php, but can't find any clue.
My extension is based on https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-examples. And my solution is to modify the hooks that adds the action, https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-examples/blob/f9c26110ca265c9298d436cd79a85935ad148ee1/includes/Hooks.php#L111 to do a permission check:
if ( !$this->permissionManager->userCan( 'edit', $skin->getUser(), $skin->getTitle() ) ) {
return;
}
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I am trying to include a feature in my app that examines the values of a column in a user-uploaded Google sheet and verifies whether they are correct or not. If there are any incorrect values, a popup like Snackbar or Notification dialog will appear listing the incorrect values. If there are no incorrect values, no popup will appear. How do you display a popup with different values depending on the situation? Is there a way to display unique popups directly from the ServerScript without having to create separate pages? Thank you very much!
You can do it either by direct interaction with Snackbar's children widgets or by binding them to Custom Properties:
// option 1
app.popups.Snackbar.descendants.SnackbarText.text = message;
// option 2
app.popups.Snackbar.properties.Text = message;
app.popups.Snackbar.visible = true;
You can see first option implementation sample here - https://developers.google.com/appmaker/samples/jdbc/
You can create one Snackbar page. In that Page you should have Textbox at the bottom. You can bind that Textbox's value to custom function like getNotificationText();
In the client script right the following code in the common script.
//Client script
var notificationText='';
function setNotificationText(text)
{
notificationText=text;
}
function getNotificationText()
{
return notificationText;
}
Once you do this, you can write following lines from your different methods to display message.
//Client script
setNotificationText('Your message.');
app.popups.Snackbar.visible = true;
I would like to add an "onclick" attribute in buttons widget generated by Victoire CMS, in order to track click events by GoogleAnalytics. How can I do it ?
Cheers
So I suppose you're talking about a Widget Button here.
It's not planned to allow users to add as many attribute as they want on this widget. However you have multiple solutions.
1 - Use a Render Widget (recommended)
Replace your Button Widget with a Render Widget and call a route from on of your application Controller. You can add as many parameters as you want : in your case it can be useful to change the Google Analytics event name depending on the button you create.
2 - Themes (quickest)
Each Widget view can be overridden by using a custom Theme. For example, here you can create the file app/Resources/VictoireWidgetButtonBundle/views/showGoogleAnalytics.html.twig.
Copy the code from the original view vendor/victoire/button-widget/Victoire/Widget/ButtonBundle/Resources/views/show.html.twig and change it as you want.
Then you just have to edit your Widget in Style mode and select the theme you just added. If your theme doesn't appear here, clear your cache or check that the path is corresponding to the path described above.
However, this method add a new available Theme for all your buttons and it can cause errors if your client try to apply this Theme in another Button. That's why we recommend the first solution.
3 - Use an HTML Widget (quick & dirty)
HTML Widget allow you to add your custom HTML code.
U can use this:
<button onclick="myFunction()">Click me</button>
myFunction() is a function in javascript which will be done when you click on a button.
Every attribute can be added by setAttribute("attribute", "value");
is there any way I can do something like in my example below but with normal hyperlinks ? I can't use drop down menu.
//edit: I have a web page and a script, on web page now i have drop down menu where user choose some values and submit them, script then do the work.
I just need to sent 3 values to script. (user must choose this values)
Hope its clearly now
this is part of code on my page:
<form action='script/script.py' method='post'>
<select name = 'menu0'>
<option value='x'>X</option>
<option value='y'>Y</option>
//
And also is there any easy way to remember what user set in dropdown menu ?
First, you can't use POST method in hyperlink, if your server code support GET method then you can create separate links for multiple options
x data
y data
....
.....
Other solution: This should also helpful you, as above create multiple links, you can hidden your form and submit form from <a> tag onclick event
With Hyperlink you can use GET method which is more easy to embed in the link like this :
X
Y
So make this work, you will be needing to change your script.py code, that make use of GET function instead of POST.
And easy way to remember what user set in dropdown menu is to store the input you GET via your script to a session variable when script.py gets executed. You can then use that session variable in whole scope of your application i.e. any other python scripts. Refer Session variables for this.
I am writing a custom Magento module to check if a guest user is using an already registered email address.
The module uses the controller_action_predispatch_checkout_onepage_saveBilling observer to do the checks.
What I’m struggling with is how to show (or dynamically insert) a div with an error message somewhere at the bottom of the billing panel.
The observer is working correctly, but now I’m stuck on displaying the error to the user. I was using the following method which will display a JS alert but I now need to include a clickable link..
$response = array('error' => -1, 'message' => Mage::helper('core')->__($errorMsg));
return $controller->getResponse()->setBody(Mage::helper('core')->jsonEncode($response));
Any ideas how to accomplish this?
Thanks
What I think is :
1) create your own jquery click function on the continue button after billing address is entered.
2) Create a div below email input with no text inside it.Keep this div hidden.
3) When user fills the billing details and click on continue, send an ajax request to your custom controller.
4) Check if customer is already present for that email id,if YES : make email ID blank & Make the div in step 2) visible and add the warning message in its innethtml text. Add e.preventDefault() to prevent default savebilling ajax actions of magento.
5) If email id is not present. return true which will continue the default actions of magento.
Any Session setting-getting variables can be little difficult as most of the work on checkout is done by AJAX without refreshing the page.
What you could do is register your error message in your controller, and check for it in your template file.
So in your controller:
Mage::register('error_msg', $myErrorMsg);
And then in your template file:
$errorMsg = Mage::registry('error_msg');
if(!is_null($errorMsg)):
//do your magic here
endif;
Example: We have an employee list page, that consists of filter criteria form and employee list grid. One of the criteria you can filter by is manager. If the user wants to pick a manager to filter by, he uses the lookup control and popup window is opened, that also has filter criteria and employee list grid.
Now the problem is, that if the popup window is not an iframe, some of the popup elements will have same names and ids as the owner page. Duplicate ids cause Kendo UI to break as by default MVC wrapper generates script tags with $("#id").kendoThingie.
I have used iframe in the past, but content that does not fit in iframe window like long dropdown lists gets cut off and now IE11 especially causes various issues like https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/802251/script70-permission-denied-error-when-trying-to-access-old-document-from-reloaded-iframe.
What would be the best solution here? Generate unique ids for all elements on Razor pages? Modify partial page content that is retrieved by Ajax making ids unique? Something else?
It sounds like you are using a partial page as the content to a Kendo window. If this is the case then just provide your partial with a prefix like so at the top of the page.
#{
ViewData.TemplateInfo.HtmlFieldPrefix = "MyPrefix"
}
Now when you create a kendo control via the MVC wrapper like so
#(Html.Kendo().DropDownListFor(o => o.SomeProperty)
.....
)
The name attribute will be generated as "MyPrefix.SomeProperty" and the id attribute will be generated as "MyPrefix_SomeProperty". When accessing it within Jquery I like a shorter variable name so I usually do
string Prefix = ViewData.TemplateInfo.HtmlFieldPrefix
After setting the prefix. Then use
var val = $('##(Prefix)_SomeProperty').data('kendoDropDownList').value();
Note after this change. If you are posting a form from that partial you will need to add the following attribute to your model parameter on the controller method like so. So that binding happens correctly.
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult MyPartialModal([Bind(Prefix = "MyPrefix")] ModeViewModel model) {
.....
}
Now with all of that said. As long as you keep your prefixes different for each partial your control ids and names will be unique. To ensure this I usually make my prefix name be the same as my cshtml page that I am creating. You would just need to worry about JS function names. Also, note when closing a kendo window all DOM still exist. You just hide it. If this causes you the same issue you just need to be sure to clear the DOM of the modal on close. Similar to how BurnsBA mentioned. Note because of this is the reason why I try to make sure I use the least amount of kendo windows as possible and just reuse them via the refresh function pointing to a different URL.
$('#my-window').data('kendoWindow').refresh({
url: someUrlString
, data: {
someId: '#Model.MyId'
}
}).open().center();
Then on the modal page itself. When posting I do the following assuming nothing complicated needs to happen when posting.
var form = $('#my-form'); //Probably want this to be unique. What I do is provide a GUID on the view model
$('#my-window').data('kendoWindow').refresh({
url: form.attr('action')
, data: form.serialize()
, type: 'POST'
}).open().center();
We do something similar, and have the same problem. We have create/edit/delete popups that fetch data via ajax. Different viewmodels might reference the same model on the same page, and if you open multiple popups (create item type 1, create item type 2) then the second and subsequent popups can be broken (kendo ui error such that a dropdown is now just a plain textbox). Our solution is to delete all dom entries when the popup is closed so there are no conflicts between ids in different popups. We use bootstrap, so it looks like
<script type="text/javascript">
$('body').on(
// hook close even on bootstrap popup
'hidden.bs.modal', '.modal',
function () {
$(this).removeData('bs.modal');
$(this).find('.modal-content').html(''); // clear dom in popup
});
</script>
Note that our popup has some outer html elements and identifiers, but the content is all in
<div class="modal-content"> ... </div>