I added google input tools extension to google chrome and it's working fine. Often I type documents in google docs with my native language and in there it contains some english words. As input tools give suggestions, english suggestion comes last. Is there a way to select the last suggestion quickly other than going one by one down using arrow keys or tab.
6th option in the list is the English suggestion. You can easily select it by typing 6 on your keyboard. Similarly, you can easily select any option in the list by typing the corresponding number.
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I'm trying to create a google form with a field which takes the values as a list from spreadsheet. Right now i'm using formRanger scrip but my list is to long, 200 entries, how can i make it similar to android contact search. That it will filter the entries based on keystroke.
So it seems that nothing has changed in the last 8 years and the best solution to date seems to:
put the long list as a single question on separate section
advice users to use Ctrl+F to find the needed option.
This has advantage over drop-down that it's much easier to scroll the whole page than dropdown which user can accidentally close and will need to open and search again.
It sounds like you are looking for an "Autocomplete" entry for your form.
As the user types an entry into the form field, a dropdown list appears showing matching entries lifted from a Google spreadsheet column.
The following solution using HtmlService works great for lists having over 200 entries.
I've tried it!
"Populate jQuery autocomplete list using value array from Google Spreadsheet"
This is not a RegEx building question.
Is there an option to add RegEx validation to the "other" option in either the multiple choice or the checkbox question type?
In other words, users would be able to select a set option OR they would be allowed to add their own option ("other"). This own option should meet the regex.
I cannot find such an option via the form design tool but was wondering if this is possible via the script.
Thanks
Answer:
Unfortunately, this is currently not supported.
Feature Request:
You can however let Google know that this is a feature that is important for Google Forms use and functionality, and that you would like to request they implement it.
You can do this by visiting https://forms.google.com, clicking the hamburger menu (≡) in the top-left-hand side of the page, selecting Help & Feedback, and then finally Send feedback in the dialog that appears on the right. Filing this request here ensures that it goes to the correct team for the feature idea.
I recently found out about the new Chrome feature called "Text Fragments" that allows links to point directly to a certain text inside an URL and have it highlighted. For example:
https://www.nytimes.com/#:~:text=Magazine
But if I point to a work that appears multiple times, only the first instance gets highlighted.
Is there any way that I can ask it to highlight all occurrences of a given string?
From what I can tell, the spec only allows for highlighting the first instance found on a page. You can specify multiple strings, but they'll all always match to the first occurrence (as of Chrome 83).
The best I can think of is expanding the matching region such that each occurrence is a unique substring. For instance, on this page one could use something like:
#:~:text=highlight%20all&text=highlighted&text=it%20to%20highlight&text=for%20highlighting
And generate these URLs via javascript.
I found a website where a syntax like [URL]?s[]=MySearchTerm&s[]=MyOtherSearchTerm works:
https://www.ipwiki.de/arbeitnehmererfinderrecht:beschraenkte_inanspruchnahme?s[]=inanspruchnahme&s[]=Arbeitgeber&s[]=Diensterfindung
However, this syntax doesn't seem to work anywhere else, so it's probably not a feature of Chrome but a function of that website.
In PhpStorm 9.0.2 (I do not know about the newer versions, but I am afraid it will be the same) when you search for something and get the results in the Find tab, you can mark certain results as irrelevat by selecting them and pressing the del key and this will strike them out.
When you search for something very common, which can have 5000+ occurences, even by striking some results out, the Find tab becomes very bloated.
Is there a way to completely remove a result from the Find tab, instead of just striking it out?
When using Find/Replace in Path functionality and you know that you will get a lot of results it's better to limit your search scope by either specific path, specific file extensions or some custom scope (using Scopes functionality).
If such "limiting" cannot not help (e.g. you really need to go trough each occurrence) then use Alt + Delete (the Remove action).
Please note that this action is most likely available since PhpStorm v10 only (it was added only recently).
You can check if you have it and what the shortcut is via content menu:
You can use this keymap shortcut : ALT + SUPPR (this remove the result out of the find tab)
instead of
keymap shortcut : SUPPR (this JUST exclude the result of the find tab with underline this not remove)
EDIT :
This is the exact response for your issue. Look at this screenshoot which say all :)
I'm trying to create a google form with a field which takes the values as a list from spreadsheet. Right now i'm using formRanger scrip but my list is to long, 200 entries, how can i make it similar to android contact search. That it will filter the entries based on keystroke.
So it seems that nothing has changed in the last 8 years and the best solution to date seems to:
put the long list as a single question on separate section
advice users to use Ctrl+F to find the needed option.
This has advantage over drop-down that it's much easier to scroll the whole page than dropdown which user can accidentally close and will need to open and search again.
It sounds like you are looking for an "Autocomplete" entry for your form.
As the user types an entry into the form field, a dropdown list appears showing matching entries lifted from a Google spreadsheet column.
The following solution using HtmlService works great for lists having over 200 entries.
I've tried it!
"Populate jQuery autocomplete list using value array from Google Spreadsheet"