I have created a csv file with parent and child work item (eg: Parent work item is Milestone and Child work item is Task i.e., Requirement 1 is a Milestone and Requirement 1.1 Task, Requirement 1.2 Task are Child of Requirement 1). I need to maintain parent and child link at the time of uploading .csv file for creating work items. Please do suggest some ways to maintain parent and child link at the time of uploading .csv file.
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We're using 2sxc Content and C# Razor templates.
There are 2 content types, a "parent" and a "child" one. The parent has some general fields and a list of entities of type "child".
If we want to delete one of the child entities programmatically, this doesn't work because the child entity is still in this parent/child relation with the parent entity.
The workaround so far is to update the parent entity with all the child EntityId's except that one that should be deleted. Afterwards, the now not related child entity can be deleted.
Is there a nicer way to remove an entity item which is in a list of another entity?
At the moment this is the only way to do it with public APIs.
The internal APIs can always change, so you shouldn't use them.
If you believe this is a common need, do post an issue on github and we'll consider it.
I am trying to get the entire name of a dbId. I am able to get the name using getNodeName() but is there a way to fetch the id as well? I have highlighted the id I need in the image below.
Property panel snapshot:
Since everything you see in the viewer is open source and available through JavaScript, including the property panel that you show in the screen snapshot, the highlighted Revit element id can definitely be accessed. In the worst case, you would simply grab the caption of the property panel window and parse it from that. However, the Revit element id is also accessible from the viewer node properties. It can be extracted from the externalId property, which includes a hex encoding of it. For more details, please refer to the similar previous question on missing Revit ID in instance elements.
I am new to Blue Prism and Web scraping. I want to scrape a list of items under a header. The header won't change, but the items in the list will.
Example:
Member Listing
Charles Schwab
TD Ameritrade
List changes
Member Listing
Well Fargo
TD Ameritrade
So how do I ensure the attributes in the Application Modeller for the list will always be able to scrape the changing items in the list?
I note some attributes like
tag name = UI
path=/HTML/BODY(1)/SGX-HEADER(1)/HTML/BODY(1)/DIV(1)/MAIN(1)/DIV(1)/ARTICLE(1)/TEMPLATE-BASE(1)/DIV(1)/DIV(1)/SECTION(1)/DIV(1)/SGX-WIDGETS-WRAPPER(1)/WIDGET-RICH-TEXT(5)/UL(1)
What do these attributes mean? Thank you
You can create the attribute to be dynamic and verify it exists before reading it from the application. Once your app modeller is set up it will look something like
path=/HTML/BODY(1)/SGX-HEADER(1)/HTML/BODY(1)/DIV(1)/MAIN(1)/DIV(1)/ARTICLE(1)/TEMPLATE-BASE(1)/DIV(1)/DIV(1)/SECTION(1)/DIV(1)/SGX-WIDGETS-WRAPPER(1)/WIDGET-RICH-TEXT(5)/UL(1)
with this field being set to dynamic. At run time you have a flow that looks like the below:
this is what the flow would look like, check it exists then make space in a collection and read the value at the element path that exists. the wait stage looks like this:
so the flow Is straight forward enough, dynamic variable to track the element existing, once it exists confirmed by wait stage then read the contents at that path value and repeat until there are no more elements that exist and output the collection as a result.
I posted yesterday similar question, but today I discovered how to use data from one page at another page inside the same application. I extended Page 2 from Page 1 and now I can use all its properties (of Page 1). The problem is that when some property value has changed inside Page 1 (new value) I still get the old value in page 2. How can I reflect the change at Page 1 to the Page 2?
For two way data binding from parent to child element and vv.; use attribute-name = "{{property}}" (not [[property]]) and declare proterty at child as notify:true to reflect property upway data binding.
I am developing a Polymer component that uses <template is="dom-repeat" items="rows"> to populate a table, and need to debug what is happening in some rows. In Chrome developer tools I can select the component in the DOM and inspect all of the rows array using $0.rows. But how do I inspect the data for an individual row? If I select one of the generated row elements, is there any connection between $0 and the array item used to generate the row?
As per the docs, you can use the modelForElement(el), itemForElement(el) and keyForElement(el) functions.
this.$.repeater.modelForElement($0)
It can be used on any node, not only the top level element of the repeated template. Getting the this.$.repeater can be tricky from the Dev tools though. The above would assume a breakpoint inside your element.
As a second option you can take advantage of the fact that each top level element stamped by the repeater gets an additional property called _templateInstance. It will contain all the data you need. Remember however that this is internal implementation detail and could change as Polymer evolves. So debug but don't use that in your code.