I have two customize field in issue page of Redmine.
Say CF1 and CF2.
CF1 have list type and CF2 also have list type.
suppose CF2 have content like user1, user2.
And the condition is, if I select user2 from CF2 then CF1 should be visible.
As i understand the CF1 is going to be visible when you select a User in CF2 and probably show values relating to the User which is selected.
You have to develop a little plugin to do so. Cause you need some extra logic to do so.
To see what you can do with custom fields see:
http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/RedmineCustomFields
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I have a Google sheet with multiple sheets.
The Ambassador users sheet has a list of multiple users (ID, Email, Coupon, and three more irrelevant columns).
Each new user is updated to the sheet via Zapier.
I can have three users with coupon 1234, four with ABCD and two with XYZ.
I then create a unique sheet for each type of coupon (also via Zapier) and want to update each sheet only with the users that have the correct coupon for that sheet.
The coupon is also listed in cell J1 on each sheet.
I need the update to happen automatically without pressing any buttons.
I do not know how to use the functions on Google sheets (I understand it's different from VBA), and I though using a function would be the best solution.
I tried using the IF function in conjunction with the INDEX function and it worked, however, it requires me to copy the function into each row, and thus reduces the automation option.
=if('Ambassador users'!$C3=$J$1, index('Ambassador users'!A3:G3),"")
Then I tried to use the IMPORTRANGE function, and this worked, but not in conjunction with the IF
=if('Ambassador users'!$C2=$J$1, importrange("1QHGSCR_pVepNlMtjFshvGnI-vSPzgqi3g9jz98","'Ambassador users'!A2:G11"),"")
This gave me all the rows in the Ambassador users sheet.
I think I'm doing something wrong with the IF statement in the initial range I'm setting is wrong.
I also tried to set a range in the IF, but that totally didn't work.
try like this with ARRAYFORMULA:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF('Ambassador users'!C3:C=J1, 'Ambassador users'!A3:G, ))
or perhaps FILTER:
=FILTER('Ambassador users'!A3:G, 'Ambassador users'!C3:C=J1)
We have some tables in our database that all have the same attributes but the table is named differently for each. I'm not sure of the Architect's original intent in creating them in this way, but this is what I have to work with.
My question for all the expert Oracle APEX developers: is there away to create a reusable page that I can pass the table name to and that table name would be used in the reporting region and DML processing of that page?
I've read up on templates and plugins and don't see a path forward with those options. Of course, I'm new to webdevelopment, so forgive my ignorance.
We are using version 18.2.
Thanks,
Brian
For reporting purposes, you could use a source which is a function that returns a query (i.e. a SELECT statement). Doing so, you'd dynamically decide which table to select from.
However, DML isn't that simple. Instead of default row processing, you should write your own process(es) so that you'd insert/update/delete rows in the right table. I've never done that, but I'd say that it is possible. Basically, you'd keep all logic in the database (for example, a package) and call those procedures from your Apex application.
You could have multiple regions on one page; one region per table. Then use dynamic actions to show/hide the regions and run the select query based on a table name selected by the user.
Select table name from a dropdown or list
Show the region that matches the table name (dynamic action)
Hide the any other regions that are visible (dynamic action)
Refresh the selected region so the data loads (dynamic action)
If that idea works let me know and I can provide a bit more guidance.
I never tried it with reports, but would it work to put all three reports in a single page, and set them via an Item to have Server-Side Conditions that decide what gets shown in the page? You'd likely need separate items with a determined value for the page to recognize and display.
I know I did that to set buttons such as Delete, Save and Create dynamically, rather than creating two or more separate pages for handling editing of certain information. In this case it regarded which buttons to shown based on a reports' primary key being sent to said "Edit" page. If the value was empty, it meant you wanted to create a new record (also because the create button/link sent no PK). If said PK was sent (via a edit button/link), then you'd have the page recognize it and hide the create button and rather show the edit button.
I have a database filled with values for first_name. I also made a form, which calls for an input of first_name. How can i give the user suggestions as they type of names that are already in the database?
Also, if i have someone entering 2 in one integerfield, and a 3 in another integerfield, how can i autocompute the product and show it in real-time?
The package https://github.com/yourlabs/django-autocomplete-light seems to be what you're looking for.
It allows the end user to type some characters, after which it will be autocompleted/suggested from what's already in the DB.
For autocomputing the two intergerfields, I'd go for client-side (Javascript).
In Opencart we have the following type of products.
Printed Books (hard copies) which will be shipped to customer.
For the same we have Digital Downloads.
We want an option set at the store level whether user wants to see Downloads or Printed Copies.
When the user chooses downloads option, it should display only downloadable products in all the categories.
When user chooses Printed Copies, it should display only printed products in each of the categories.
Any suggestions to achieve this functionality are welcome.
Thanks
"Any suggestions to achieve this functionality"
From my point of view (which may not be optimal) we need:
Permanent storage for the user preference [5 % done]
add a column to the table <DB_PREFIX>customer with a type of INT and a value of 0 if the user is interested in all products, 1 for digital downloads and so on..., if there is a possibility that you will add new preferences later, then it's better to store a serialized version of all the user preferences in a column of type TEXT
A way to retrieve user preference [25 % done]
you can just retrieve it from the database every time you need it, a better way is to keep it in the session at the same way the user data (like address, telephone)in the class User is kept
A way to change the user preference [40 % done]
some check box in the user settings page, it's also preferable (UX wise) that the user preference is shown in the header next to his name and can be edited directly from there
And finally, displaying products based on that preference [100 % done :D]
you will need to change some code in the controller of the category page, best seller module, latest products .... (any module that involves displaying products)
Simple, naive and ugly solution:you will notice that there is a code segment that copies products data to the view data, it looks like
$data['products'][] = array( in OC 2.X and $this->data['products'][] = array( for versions prior to OC 2, a simple if condition here will be enough, just check for the user preference and decide accordingly whether to copy the product to the view data or not
Better solution: filter products based on the user preference from the very beginning in the model functions, add an extra optional parameter to all model functions that retrieves products (don't forget those functions that retrieves products count) that indicates the user preference, check inside model functions if the parameter is set then do you work in the query
I have a tabular form which is updated throughout the year and i wanted to prevent users from editing certain rows. Currently the 'row type' is hard coded however I want the application admin to control which 'row types' are readable / write at certain times. My answered question, click here.
Currently a dynamic action is fired which prevents the rows that contain the type 'manager figure' and 'sales_target' being edited.
I have created a table with the three row types against each customer. Each status is set by a number: 0 to 3 (These i will decode into something meaningful for users).
0 - Row with that row type is read only.
1 - Users can enter into the row with that row type.
2 - row is read only with that row type.
3 - row is complete and set to read only.
I have created a new form (new tab) for the admin user to maintain each status.
Currently for Customer 'Big Toy Store' rows should be set as follows:
Manager Figure row should be read only (since set to 2)
Sales should be readable (since set to 0)
Sales target should be writable (since set to 1)
Please can i be pointed in the right direction, ive looked into jquery but struggling to work out how to pass the output of an sql query to it, so it can be used to determine which rows should be read only.
Link:apex.oracle.com
workspace: apps2
user: developer.user
password: DynamicAction
application name: Application 71656 Read only Rows for Tabular Form
I'm not sure that a tabular form is a good format to work out this idea. As you can see, you require quite a bit of javascript to produce the results you want. Not only that, but this is all client side too, and thus there are some security risks to take into account. After all, I could just run some Firebug and disable or revert all things you did, and even change the numbers. Especially with sales figures, which is something you most definitely do want altered by everybody and is also the nature of your question, security is important.
There are more elegant ways here for you to control this, and not in the least to reduce the amount of highly customized javascript code. For example, you could do away with the tabular form, and instead implement a modal popup from an interactive report. Since the modal popup would be an iframe and thus a different page, you can create a form page. On a form page you have a lot more control over what happens to certain elements. You can specify conditions, read-only conditions, or use authorization schemes. All things you can not evidently use in a tabular form.
I'd think you'd do yourself a service by thinking this over again, and explore a different option. How much of a dealbreaker is using a tabular form actually?
You need the user. You need to know what group he belongs to, and then this has to be checked against the different statusses and rows have to be en/disabled. Do you really want this to happen on the client side?
I'm not saying it can't be done in a tabular form and javascript. It can, I'm just really doubting this is the correct approach!