When I try to create custom widget using analytics dashboard after entering widget name and pressing next, page become irresponsive.
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I have created a new view ("form") in my Access Web App using the menu buttons to create a new view. The view is bound to a table in my database. Running Access on my computer, I can select the view from the navigation panel on the left.
Now I would like to have a link to my view appear at the top of the page in the Web App. Much like the default List and Datasheet view that are created automatically for every new table.
How can I create a link to my view, so that I can select it when running my Web App in the browser?
(And in general: where's a good place to find documentation and help regarding Access Web Apps. I'm having a hard time finding anything online)
thanks for your help.
What entry point did you use to create this new view in your Access web app? If you used the Advanced button on the ribbon, that creates what we call a standalone view in your web app - a view that exists in the Navigation Pane in Access client. You can only open these types of views using macros.
In order to "associate" an existing standalone view to the View Selector at the top of the navigation, right-click the view name in the Navigation Pane and select Duplicate. a dialog box will appear that allows you to create an identical copy of the view and "associate" it with a particular table. It will then appear as a link in the View Selector. You can then delete the original view if you want.
I have created a Sharepoint hosted app for Office 365. It has a page file "default.aspx". I have added an XSLTListViewWebpart on that page, referring a custom List I created within my APP project. I have a requirement that on a button click event, I need to change the View of the List displayed in the XSLTListViewWebpart. Since there is no server code within the APP, would this be possible in javascript? Or would it be possible to somehow change the query that the webpart uses?
You can try to use Javascript object model to achieve this. Please see this article.
I read through the tutorial on the Django site for adding custom admin actions and got my custom action to work when viewing a list of items.
The problem is I'd like to add a button to the page where users can edit records that will execute this custom action, but I have no idea how to do this.
Folks,
I'd like to have something like the following in our service registry.
I'd like to add a field to the UI that when I click on it in the UI, it does a select from the database and creates a popup with the data returned from that database select.
is this possible?
For instance, I'd like to have a button on the UI page for a service that when clicked, goes to the database and gets all "METHODS" of the service (I would have previously populated customized database fields after analyzing the service definition, and this button would execute a customized select statement to pull the required data out of the db).
I am not entirely clear about what your requirements is but i think this might help take look at the doc for RXT[1] and see if you can solve your requirement with that :).
[1] http://docs.wso2.org/wiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=22185121
Thanks,
Pulasthi
I have created some custom tabs for facebook pages, like when the user clicks on the add custom tabs, im fetching the user pages but how can i make them to install the custom tab to the particular page on which he clicks.
li.innerHTML = "Name: <a href='http://facebook.com/"+page.id+"'>"+page.name+"</a>";
From the above code, i could get only the list of user pages, among them when the user clicks on a particular page (i.e.,page1), it should direct them to their page1 profile by adding the custom tab. How can i make them to install the custom tabs?
If you have the manage_pages permission from the user, you can add your app to their page via the API - see here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/page/#tabs
There's no other way to automate it, and using static links are you're suggesting above is prone to break if the Facebook web interface ever changes.