I'm able to see the filled up variables in cockpit like that:
but in tasklist they aren't shown, there's only the forms which should be filled out in the next step (doesn't mater which user is logged in...):
it should look like that, where the filled variables are shown (camunda-invoice example):
I'm new at camunda... I'm using the latest version (camunda BPM platform v7.2.0). How can I fix that? Should it be done in the .bpmn or in the webinterface?
I just had to add readonly form fields in the .bpmn
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Using the Microsoft.SharePoint dll, I can render SP Fields in custom application page using the below server side code.
BaseFieldControl editControl = field.FieldRenderingControl;
editControl.ID = field.Id.ToString()
editControl.ControlMode = SPControlMode.New;
editControl.ListId = list.ID;
editControl.FieldName = field.InternalName;
pnlFields.Controls.Add(editControl);
Now, we're converting our farm solutions to Addins/SPFx. I cannot find an equivalent of the above code via CSOM/JSOM. What is the way to render SP Fields in a custom page via client side programatically (Addins/SPFx) and How?
This will be used in a Batch Edit page, wherein the custom Batch Edit page contains the SP Fields visible in the default edit form of the list. And on the Batch Edit page, the user can input their updates to the items (just like entering inputs on the edit form).
You can't find it because a FieldRenderingControl does not exist in the SPFx world :)
I would highly recommend this sample to see how to dynamically render fields:
https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/master/samples/react-list-form
It shows you how to read the list schema and render fields accordingly. You will have to render each field yourself, as well as handle any storing of data after an update. In the sample they have added code for most fieldtypes.
You can also batch these update calls (as you mention batch edit in your question) using the Microsoft graph:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/json-batching
This will save you a bunch of requests as you can do 20 item updates per call by using this.
I was trying to get a filter feature for my admin, otherwise it is tough to find the value the data-entry would need to find. Something like this:
I found that in https://demo.django-blog-zinnia.com/admin/zinnia/entry/add/ (the login info for the site is user: demo, pass: demo)
Use Bootstrap-Select Multiple
This is a simple JQuery plug-in that will enable you to select multiple values of data as you have shown in the demo link.
This also gives you the options to search the data-set
In my opinion, this is a bit better for the UI than the style you have shown.
So i was trying to add title tag for all my images in Sitecore.
John West had a solution here
The issue is, I am not getting all the rendering fields in my pipeline. When i debug the Solution, the breakpoints hits only 4 or 5 times totally and they are all different fields either under footer. Interestingly all of them are only "Rich text" Fields. What am i missing? Why am i not getting all the fields under Sitecore.Pipelines.Renderfield.RenderFieldArgs?
I am also using Glassmapper and using #RenderImage to render the images. Couldthat be the reason?
GlasMapper does not run through the RenderField pipeline in Normal mode (it does in edit mode), this issue has been raised before as an issue on Github for String field types.
You can either force it through the pipeline by creating a custom html helper extension which works in much the same way as Glass does in Edit mode.
Or alternatively I'd suggest creating a custom Glass Mapper Data Handler inheriting from SitecoreFieldImageMapper and then overriding the MapToImage methods. Use that as the type for your property or replacing out/insert before the existing mapper registrations in DataMapperConfigFactory.
I am trying to implement a Chart Block in Wagtail where a user can upload a spreadsheet via the DocumentChooserPanel and then a chart is generated based on the data in that spreadsheet.
I currently have it functioning, but the user must explicitly specify the variable they want the chart to be based off of:
class ChartBlock(blocks.StructBlock):
data_file = DocumentChooserBlock()
primary_variable = blocks.CharBlock(required=True,max_length=255)
class Meta:
template = 'dataviz/blocks/Chart.html'
icon = 'cogs'
label = 'Chart'
I was wondering if there is any way to have the primary_variable field dynamically populated with the column headers from the spreadsheet uploaded and stored in Documents - so that the user would be able to choose from a list of available variables instead of having to remember what a variable was called.
Thank you so much!
This wouldn't be easy to achieve with a vanilla implementation of Wagtail.
The page edit form is generated on page load, including the population of choice lists. I'm pretty sure that the same is true of choice lists in StreamField blocks, that they are populated as the block is added.
The code for this hangs between wagtailadmin.edit_handlers, wagtailadmin.views.pages and wagtailcore.blocks. It would be a pretty complex customisation.
Another possible route for investigation would be using the insert_editor_js hook to update the primary_variable field once a document was uploaded. However, I'm not sure you'll find a dependable ID to hang an event listener off of.
However, you will soon be able to custom validate the submitted page. A PR has just been submitted to allow this custom validation. That should reduce the amount of user error when adding the primary_variable.
This feature should be available in Wagtail 1.4, which I believe is due for release pretty soon.
I hope that helps.
want to display my own custom message and link in the top of localhost/admin/module/field before the select fields to change page. I tried with link_display that for displaying each instance obj itself, and i don't want that.
You need to override the change_list.html template for your app, see the documentation.
Money quote for your problem:
For example, if we wanted to add a tool to the change list view for
all the models in an app named my_app, we would copy
contrib/admin/templates/admin/change_list.html to the
templates/admin/my_app/ directory of our project, and make any
necessary changes.