For a project, I am asked to design a chat bot that answers questions about incident management. I utilized the tutorial in W3schools to create a chat bot, but I want to be able to display the user input above the input box to show the past conversation. I am not sure how to do that with HTML. Basically, after the user asks a question, all their questions (and respective answers) will be displayed above in a chain of messages. I know the question seems silly but I could really use some help. I know I can use jQuery, but I am not familiar with it, so if anyone could walk me through the process it would be great.
I have tried using the <input> and <output> tags, but I do not think those work. From the pre-existing code, what can I change?
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I'm not really sure how to ask this question, or whether it's even possible. I have previously built an android app that searched for data within a specific webpage and returned the data to the app. This app worked perfectly for over a year until the website in question performed a site wide session of prettying itself up, and in doing so, inadvertently breaking my app.
Within the new designed website, a dropdown menu has been added, which has several selections:
'Show20News',
'Show50News',
'Show100News',
'Show250News',
'Show500News'
The default selection is 'Show20News', and what I want is to make a selection of 'Show500News' instead. However, I want to append the selection to the URL, rather than manually selecting it. I have contacted the websites web team who just can't seem to understand what I am asking for, hence my visit here.
The website link:
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news?tab=news-explorer&results=500&indices=AXX&sources=RNS&period=daily
What I'd like to achieve is adding the 'Show500News' selection from the dropdown menu to the end of the above URL, to avoid the manual process of getting the same results.
If you take a look at the source code of the link above, you will notice that there is no code that represents the possible selections. It is this that has me stumped. If possible I'm hoping that someone maybe able to nudge me in the right direction, or at least tell me if and why it's not possible. Thanks.
So I've started a web design course about 4 months ago, it's going smoothly and I'm really enjoying it. I'm trying to learn more in my own time and found tag while searching for something similair.
I don't fully understand it, but I think I get the grasp of it, so basically I'm asking if what I think the cords do is correct.
coords="x1,y1, x2,y2"
Does that create a box, which I can then use a so when it's pressed linked to another page?
I think you're a bit confused.
This function won't perform any doing. In fact, all that is a 'string'. Meaning, if you refer to cords, you will just find 'x1,y1, x2,y2' as the value.
If you're interested in linking content, use 'a' tags. Also, if you'd like to create a nice box, you're going to need some styling knowledge. Remember, as a web designer you create content for the web developer to put together. If you're looking into making the sites, look for a course in 'Web Development'.
So I have a form where a user can post a project. He fills the fields and submits so far. However what I would like is to use a tag system where instead of writing a string of skills needed for the project, they should be tags. Then implement a tag based search. Kind of like here on stackoverflow you can search questions based on tags. I'm not sure what to google or what kind of question I am looking for. Maybe someone can point me in the right direction?
There are numerous jQuery plugins that do this. For a comprehensive list of them, see this stackoverflow post. I personally like Tag-it!, which is probably the most popular one.
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I'm currently working on a "coming soon" page that has a single text field and button where a user can input his/her email address to get notified when the app launches. I've heard that mailchimp is quite a nice little tool to use that handles all the user details that gets collected (meaning I don't have to worry about any scripting and a database my side) as well as automatically emailing the user that signed up thanking them etc.
I've tried designing a form to use on my site with mailchimp but I'm just not happy with the overall look and feel of the forms. Sure I can change edit some properties like color and all that jazz, but it just doesn't fit my needs.
Is there a way that I can use my current html form that I already have, with mailchimp? Instead of using the forms that one designs on mailchimp.
Thanks in advance
You bet.
I'd check out their support article about custom hosted forms. It explains a bit about how form fields will need to look to jive with their database. You could also view-source of the mailchimp-hosted form you designed and see how the input names/types are put together there specifically for your list.
Also, paid accounts can use advanced forms mode to customize the HTML that they host for a list.
Yes, as winfred mentionned there are several ways.
If you know html, just get the code from the subscription html page (through "View Source" for example) and paste into a blank html page that you can modify before uploading to your website.
As you just need the email, this should be straight forward.
If you haven't seen it yet, this page could help:
http://kb.mailchimp.com/article/can-i-host-my-own-sign-up-forms
Good Luck!
I am looking into creating a simple quiz for a website.
All of the answers should be typed into a text box (not multiple choice), and at the end of the quiz I would like to display the users results and possibly even all of the questions with the correct answers (coloured red if the user answered incorrectly).
Does anybody have any suggestions? Maybe any useful links?
Cheers.
Take a look at the Forms feature of Google Docs. I've created a sample form for you that has some search functions and sorting of results.
Take a look at the form https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFJpR2JiSFJ4NlQtZjRnQmo5Z2JBN2c6MQ
And the results page here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aihv4Xc6w4lpdFJpR2JiSFJ4NlQtZjRnQmo5Z2JBN2c
There's a lot you can do here, and you can learn how to do most of the grading functions functions by searching this page: https://support.google.com/docs/bin/static.py?hl=en&topic=25273&page=table.cs
Hope that helps.