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I'm really not sure if that's the right place to ask it , but I'm so used to this site so i'll just give it a try.
I'm interviewing many people for a certion mission, and i'm looking for a an easy way to organize the people according to some properties (age, origin , hobbies, education etc'...).
I need a website which will allow me to insert new people using the properties I want to add, and in addition will allow me to sort or filter on different fields. (for example will show me only people above the age of 24).
It would be great if I'd be able to add a combo box, In addition to regular fields with a bunch of options lilke failed/passed/undecided and then filter based on that either.
I need a web based solution , cause I'm not the only person who will look throught the data and add/delete content.
Is there anything similar to that I can use ?
Thanks alot !!
Would Highrise suit your needs? They offer a free plan for up to 250 contacts. I'm not too familiar with it, but the API might do what you need.
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AFAIK people create their own table-like-components and the use of the good old HTML tables is kind of "outdated". Now I'm at the point where I would need a table for my vuejs application. I'm using bulma and the doc states this:
Table
The inevitable HTML table, with special case cells
The "support" badges below that title state that there isn't much support for it (only variables) and the text itself sounds like "well... since so many not-up-to-date-people want it, here, take it".
Should I rather go the "unordered list" way or something else? Like creating a component to represent a row and a component holding the table together? I'm not asking for vue specifically, but for a rather "modern approach" and how to do something like that properly.
The table element is still the correct way to provide tabular data in a semantically correct way in HTML. So if you use it semantically correct it is fine and not outdated per se.
However having that in mind, it might be a valid decision for you to go with new approaches like CSS Grid if that helps you to faster and more user friendly accomplish the creation of new Elements on your website, as the end-user should always benefit from your decisions.
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I designed a nice resumé template in Sketch and now I want to make it available to use it for the users of a site.
The data will be stored in MySql database and the design should be modular depending on the information.
What is the best way of doing it? I though of replicating the design in CSS3 and then converting it with some of this scripts fpdf or mpdf but I don't thing that it's the easiest way of doing it.
What do you think?
Thanks!
An example of the resumé is the following:
If it's a set template/pattern I'd approach it like each segment as an object with a varying number of attributes based on data it returns from the mysql call.
IE when you pull the data from your table and start looping through a person's skills you can add that to the SKILLS object. Same for the Experience, etc etc.
Since this would essentially be like Parent Child nodes you could also do it with XML but the approach is really up to you.
You could then easily output the constructed resume as HTML (so your users on the site can see it live and may make changes, and then use a converter to convert to PDF (alots of languages have libraries to do just that). Most modern browsers can also already convert HTML pages to PDF too nowadays so you could also give them instructions on how to do that.
Just my two cents,
Hope it helps!
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I wondered what would be the markup to achieve the following on google, somehow they recognize the menu items and show it as part of the search result but I couldn't find an easy way to do it.
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Basically, you are asking how to cause "sitelinks" to appear for your website. Unfortunately as far as SEO is concerned, there isn't any special markup you can use to make these appear. They will be shown if Google's algorithm determines it is appropriate to show them, otherwise, they won't be.
For more information, see the following help article from the Google webmaster tools:
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=47334&topic=8523
There isn't anything special about the markup. Google needs to be able to crawl the site and be able to determine the site's structure based on how pages link to each other. In addition, you can tell Google how the site is structured by submitting a sitemap to them. This is a simple step you can do to encourage Google to build this structure in their search results. Be patient for the results to occur, however, as it can take a while.
A good site navigation tree (logical) and breadcrumbs on the internal page, may help google to check right your "menu". HTML5 too maybe a good idea to say to search engine "Hi. I'm the nav".
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sometimes I see a table column in html on webpage and I would like to copy it, is there such tool/extension that allow me to do this?
for example, I need a table with 2 columns and I would to copy just the first column.
Simple answer, yes, your mouse is the tool to use.
1) Highlight it (with your handy mouse) and either type Control + C or try right clicking and select copy.
2) paste it into excel / your spreadsheet program
3) remove the column you don't want.
you can use a firefox add-ons OutWit Hub It allows you to extract any web page information and export it to Excel Sheet.
there are many more softwares available on the internet for this purpose from which you can extract information (images, tables, data etc) from a web page.
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I'm looking at this service: http://www.intuitionhq.com It's great, but it requires the user to opt in to the test. I'd like to find a service that I can just embed some javascript on the page and wherever a user clicks is recorded so I can find out what's most popular on what page. Does anyone know of something like that?
I'm one of the folks from IntuitionHQ - just thought I'd drop in on this. As you say, we don't currently have that functionality, but we are always on the lookout for popular features, and I'll be sure to put another check mark next to this one on our list.
For what you are describing now Mouseflow sounds like it might do the trick, so perhaps check that out. And keep us in mind for when you want to test some different designs, or if you want to compare two designs with each other (as we also do A/B testing).
Good luck with your testing, and if you have any further questions, please do ask.
Cheers,
Jacob from IntuitionHQ.