I am developing an online payment and when a user makes a payment, the system should give a cheque including payment details at the end of payment process. I am using GWT and my cheque should be in pdf format. I am wondering whether there is a way to get html code from a widget with its style(css). I need this to make it pdf. i have tried:
gwtWidget.getElement().getString();
but it gives merely html code, without css. Is there a better way to get it with css?
Any sugessions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Try this one
gwtWidget.getElement().getInnerHTML()
that returns All of the markup and content within a given element
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I have several forms on my website, and currently working on replacing these forms with Netsuite's forms.
To do so I create an html template for each form, using Netsuite's nl tags.
The requirement is to save the submissions of each form separately, but I don't know how to make it appear under a certain list, everything goes under 'leads'.
I may be missing something since I'm not entirely familiar with Netsuite's terminology regarding lists,cases, etc.
NetSuite already has Case, Customer and Email forms and if you have separate list then you can create Custom record and use online form under that record and public that form so it will be stored separately on your custom record.
Hope this help.
Regards,
Mayur
I have a HTML page that displays a SVG element (a Business process diagram) using some javascript libraries. A String variable, say 'str' needs to be given to html function.
After reading this, I plan to use widgets. So far I understand that I need to copy all scripts to Widgets: Test. For creating the hook, I write
{{#widget:Test|str=UserTask_1}}
The problem is that UserTask_1 is a variable as well. It is different each time.
Can someone help how can I add this dynamic information to my hook? This hook is a hyperlink from a previous page. In the previous page, I send the str=UserTask_1 through JavaWiki Bot.
PS: I have come-across SMW for first time. Please excuse if my language is not very technical at the moment.
Thanks.
I just want to automate a web application, where that application parses the HTML page and pulls all the HTML Tags inner text based on some condition like if we have a tag called Span Example has given whose class="spanclass_1"
This is span tag...
which has particular class id. so that app parses and pulls that span into it.
And here the main pain area is, I should not use the developer code to automate that same parsing the HTML.
I want to automate that parsing done correctly, simply by using the parsed data which is shown in UI.
Any help, would be great.
Appreciating your time reading this.
(Note span tag is not shown)
Thanks buddies.
not enough details.
is this html page just a file in local filesystem on it is internet webpage?
do u have access to pages? can u modify it ? if answer yes, that just add javascript to page which will extract data and post to server.
if answer not, than it depends on language u use to programm.
Find good framework to parse html. load page parse it and extract data. Several situation can be there.
Worse scenario - page generated on client side using js.
Best scenario - page is in xhtml mode( u are lucky. any xml parser will help to build dom and extract data)
So so - page is simple html format (try several html parser to find most suitable for u)
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/ has several figures that I would like to display on my html page.
If I just have a div and say I want it to display how much percent some financial market has changed, how to I get the div to display whatever figure is published to Bloomberg? So that whenever I reload my website the most up to date figure from Bloomberg is displayed in plain text in my div?
So instead of
<div>0.05%</div>
I have
<div>(some code here to pull the correct figure from bloomberg)</div>
Bloomberg has an API that you can use to get their market data for free:
http://www.openbloomberg.com/open-api/
Now, you can adopt Bloomberg’s market data interfaces without cost or restriction.
What you are asking is called data parsing and it is pretty common request. If you want to do it using PHP, PHP Simple HTML DOM parser or phpQuery provide plenty of examples.
I have created an html form with text boxes and radio buttons ect.
I can email the form to an email address.
now the problem, when i fill in the form and click reply, i only get my blank html form back no values were left inside the textbox's.
Please help
We did some fairly extensive research about HTML forms in emails for a client of ours. The bottom line is that it barely works, so it’s best to link to a form in a browser.
What Quentin said holds water, many email clients (cough, outlook) are very specific in regards to their support for HTML emails. In fact most don't even support div's or embedded <style> blocks. Let alone an HTML form.
Your best bet is to use a URL that they click on, which in-turn opens up a form for them to fill out. If you need to capture some of their information automatically (such as email). you can generate query strings and in your mailer have it add the information in dynamicallly..
i.e; <a href="http://awesomeform.com/form.php?email=$client_email">
In email it would look like: http://awesomeform.com/form.php?email=myemail#email.com
Either way
If you are insistent on attempting this, use the email boilerplate to get you started. It has a ton of "best practices" and tips/tricks built right into it.
http://htmlemailboilerplate.com/
Complex HTML doesn't mix with many email clients. Forms are especially poorly supported.
Link to an HTML document available over HTTP instead. People can click a link and open it in a regular web browser.