I am creating google charts to show Google Analytics data from the past 7 days. I have an issue with the X-Axis labels stacking on top of each other when I have certain data (or at least that's all I can tell is different.)
I am generating the API call using this gem: https://github.com/mattetti/googlecharts and I've looked at what each part of the URL is doing and can't find the issue, but I'm sure I'm missing something.
Here is an example of two sites data over the same time period, the first one shows the issue and the second one is a working example:
Here is the URL, these are text encoded for readability, but it has the same issues when switched to simple or extended encoding:
BROKEN VERSION:
https://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chxl=0:|11-22|11-23|11-24|11-25|11-26|11-27&chxt=x&chco=58838C,BF996B,BF5841,A61C1C&chf=bg,s,ffffff&chd=t:979,807,681,653,580,509|822,724,602,562,519,455|540,409,381,375,336,301|307,156,173,176,155,133&chds=0,979&chdl=Visits|Visitors|New+Visits|Organic+Searches&chtt=Google+Analytics+-+Last+7+Days&cht=lc&chs=600x200&chxr=0,979,979|1,822,822|2,540,540|3,307,307
WORKING VERSION:
https://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chxl=0:|11-22|11-23|11-24|11-25|11-26|11-27&chxt=x&chco=58838C,BF996B,BF5841,A61C1C&chf=bg,s,ffffff&chd=t:1385,1395,981,947,863,731|1083,1222,832,715,690,546|580,566,427,413,387,329|247,151,151,171,162,135&chds=0,1395&chdl=Visits|Visitors|New+Visits|Organic+Searches&chtt=Google+Analytics+-+Last+7+Days&cht=lc&chs=600x200&chxr=0,1385,1395|1,1083,1222|2,580,580|3,247,247
The chxr values were incorrect. The gem was generating them for multiple axes when it should have only been generating them for one. I manually overrode the min, max and step in the gem and it worked.
Here is my code using the gem, first getting the max value from all my data points:
[#visits,#visitors,#new_visits,#organic_searches].each do |array|
array.values.each do |value|
#max_value = value if (value > #max_value)
end
end
# Chart it
chart = Gchart.line(
:title => prop.to_s.upcase + ' Google Analytics - Past 7 Days',
:size => '600x200',
:bg => 'ffffff',
:axis_with_labels => ['x'],
:axis_labels => [#visits.keys],
:legend => ['Visits','Visitors','New Visits','Organic Searches'],
:line_colors => ['58838C','BF996B','BF5841','A61C1C'],
:encoding => 'text',
:data => [#visits.values,#visitors.values, #new_visits.values, #organic_searches.values],
:max_value => #max_value,
:axis_range => [nil, [0, #max_value, (#max_value / 10).to_i]],
:format => 'image_tag')
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I am trying to auto add a specific product to cart when visitors added an other specific product to cart on Opencart 3.0.2.0 and Journal 3 theme in Quick Checkout.
I could do it in cart.twig but I couldn't do it in Quick Checkout because I can't find where is renderView function that rendering cart_block in checkout controller.
Related code is bellow;
This code from catalog>controller>journal3>checkout.php.
From line 204 to 215.
$data['cart_block'] = $this->renderView('journal3/checkout/cart', array(
'column_image' => $this->language->get('column_image'),
'column_name' => $this->language->get('column_name'),
'column_model' => $this->language->get('column_model'),
'column_quantity' => $this->language->get('column_quantity'),
'column_price' => $this->language->get('column_price'),
'column_total' => $this->language->get('column_total'),
'text_recurring_item' => $this->language->get('text_recurring_item'),
'button_update' => $this->language->get('button_update'),
'button_remove' => $this->language->get('button_remove'),
'error_warning' => $this->language->get('error_stock'),
));
One simple but not optimal solution can be like this:
Go to catalog/controller/checkout/cart.php, find the add method public function add() { then in that add method find the following line of code:
$this->cart->add($this->request->post['product_id'], $quantity, $option, $recurring_id);
Just below that line of code, you can add the following line of code:
if($this->request->post['product_id'] ==43){
$this->cart->add('28',1);
}
** Please make changes as per your requirement. The above code means if product id 43 is added then product id 28 gets added automatically, but keep in mind if someone adds two 43 then there will be two 28 products.
I am using Amazon Textract to extract data from a scanned document. Now I want to convert the output to a PDF file. Below is a sample output of Textract:
[1] => Array
(
[BlockType] => LINE
[Confidence] => 99.4744720459
[Text] => Hello
[Geometry] => Array
(
[BoundingBox] => Array
(
[Width] => 0.243866533041
[Height] => 0.0134594505653
[Left] => 0.176409825683
[Top] => 0.0463116429746
)
[Polygon] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[X] => 0.176409825683
[Y] => 0.0463116429746
)
[1] => Array
(
[X] => 0.420276373625
[Y] => 0.0463116429746
)
[2] => Array
(
[X] => 0.420276373625
[Y] => 0.0597710944712
)
[3] => Array
(
[X] => 0.176409825683
[Y] => 0.0597710944712
)
)
)
[Id] => 75e8917d-701e-4e26-bade-f00bde9d87db
[Relationships] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[Type] => CHILD
[Ids] => Array
(
[0] => 46f44500-4960-4405-99f3-fa43101bc2ca
)
)
)
)
As you can see, the output contains text, height, width and its XY coordinates. How can I place the text with same co-ordinates into a PDF file?
Assuming you can convert the above to JSON, you can use jsPDF or PDFkit to create the PDF. The functionality maps pretty well based upon the limited data you posted, but I have not seen the full structure of Textract as it is still in Beta and I didn't get an invite to the program. Both these projects can use Node to create a server-side solution, but they also work in the Browser.
At the time of this writing, Google Cloud has an OCR component in their Vision - Document Text Detection feature. Unlike Textract, it approaches the task as just reporting what visual elements the document has and creating a comprehensive (and large) data structure that describes what it "sees." Textract, according to Amazon, uses machine learning to organize the data in a more human understandable form that seeks to differentiate the form from the data that constitutes the filled-out part of the form. If you are trying to create a relatively complete PDF, the Google product is well suited. Textract might be too, but I don't know yet.
This repository contains code examples (in Java) showing how you can generate a searchable PDF using AWS Textract. If you are not using Java, you may also deploy it as an AWS Lambda function and then invoke it via the AWS SDK or as a REST API call using AWS API Gateway.
There is a corresponding blog post also available here.
I have an APEX page with a few select lists, using collections to save and refresh the page. The "System" select list is dependent upon the "Brand" selected value. I have the page working how I want, but it requires the page to be submitted after a "Brand" value is chosen so that the "System" lov is properly populated.
I am trying to make it so that when the "Brand" value is changed or selected, the "System" lov is changed immediately without needing a page submit. I've been reading and it seems you need to use jQuery and AJAX callback, but I just cannot get my head around that and make any progress.
Hoping someone can help me. I am certainly a rookie with web coding in general.
Added: my local APEX version is 5.0.3.
https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=4550
Workspace: UNCLE_BUCK_WS
User: developer1
Pwd: developer1
Application 83513 - Tooth Selector
Page 5: Page that works using submit page
Page 6: Page I started trying to use jQuery, but did not get very far
Added:
There is no cascading LOV for manual tabular form. See my region definition below. Hoping someone can still help, maybe copy my page and make the required changes.
select apex_item.select_list_from_query(p_idx => 1,
p_value => n001,
p_query => 'SELECT tooth_number display_value, tooth_number return_value FROM psp_teeth WHERE tooth_numbering_method = :P5_TOOTH_NUMBER_METHOD
ORDER BY tooth_number',
p_null_text => '- Choose Tooth -')
|| apex_item.hidden(p_idx => 50, p_value => seq_id) Tooth_Number
, apex_item.select_list_from_lov(p_idx => 10, p_value => c001, p_lov => 'BRAND', p_null_text => '- Choose Brand -') brand
, apex_item.select_list_from_lov(p_idx => 12, p_value => c002, p_lov => 'TYPE', p_null_text => '- Choose Type -') type
, apex_item.select_list (p_idx => 14,
p_value => c003,
p_list_values => CASE c001
WHEN 'BRAND_A' THEN 'SYSTEM_A1,SYSTEM_A2'
WHEN 'BRAND_B' THEN 'SYSTEM_B1,SYSTEM_B2'
END,
p_show_null => 'YES',
p_null_text => '- Choose System -') system
, apex_item.checkbox2(p_idx => 16, p_value => seq_id, p_checked_values => CASE c004 WHEN '1' THEN seq_id END) delete_row
from apex_collections
where collection_name = 'TEMPCOL'
Don't use tabular forms, they are archaic! Use an Interactive Grid instead, which supports cascading LOVs declaratively (you don't need to write any code, just specify that column TYPE cascades from column BRAND):
See page 9 in your app where I have created one (I didn't bother creating the master region). My LOV definition for TYPE is a bit cumbersome, you may be able to improve on that (i.e. get back to the "dynamic static" LOV that you had before).
We have a hybrid app built using Cordova and it has a login user and password field. The applicatio is developed based on EmberJs stack. We are using Calabash 1.* version and other components works fine except all text boxes.
I am able to successfully query the input elements using the below code in console.
query("systemWebview css:'input'")
I get the below query result in console. But text value is always empty even if I enter some value.
{
"class" => "ember-view ember-text-field",
"nodeType" => "ELEMENT_NODE",
"id" => "ember555",
"textContent" => "",
"html" => "<input id=\"ember555\" class=\"ember-view ember-tex
ld\" placeholder=\"Enter User name\" type=\"text\">",
"rect" => {
"y" => 202,
"x" => 0,
"center_x" => 360,
"height" => 74,
"width" => 720,
"top" => 76,
"left" => 0,
"center_y" => 238
},
"nodeName" => "INPUT",
"webView" => "NoResourceEntry-100"
},
In the Ruby section, I have the below code and it also returns empty value.
query(objectName, :textContent).first
Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Code
query "UIWebView", :calabashStringByEvaluatingJavaScript => "document.querySelectorAll('input#ember555')[0].value"
Explanation
Breaking it down,
1.
query "UIWebView",
Gets the webview.
2.
:calabashStringByEvaluatingJavaScript => ...
This is a selector which calabash-ios-server adds to webviews such that any webview (UIWebView or WKWebView) should respond to it. The selector is invoked on the result of query "UIWebView"
3.
"document.querySelectorAll('input#ember555')[0].value"
This is a standard javascript selector that you can tweak as necessary to get your element. E.g., you could use document.getElementById() or whatever is most convenient. This string of javascript is used as an argument to the calabashStringByEvaluatingJavaScript selector.
I realize it would be nice to have the text just returned as part of the object, I'll check with the team and see if we should file an issue (or, feel free to file one yourself at https://github.com/calabash/calabash-ios-server/issues ).
Thanks to #christoper, I found some working solution for android.
evaluate_javascript("systemWebView", "return document.getElementById('nicknameid').value;")
The same logic works for checkbox validation too.
In my database I store money as an integer, similar to Stripe. For instance 12.99 is stored as 1299. Basically taking the number and dividing by 100.
I'm trying to incorporate this with Yii2 activeForm, specifically using either the MaskInput or MaskMoney widgets. However, I cannot figure out how to configure either widget so that when the value is "1299" it displays as "12.99". So if a person types in "1200" it displays as "12.00".
This is for a simple frontend solution and not backend so I'm not looking for Yii scenarios or behaviors in this question.
I'm not sure if I understood correctly, but this is the closest I've ever got to what you want.
<?php echo \yii\widgets\MaskedInput::widget([
'name' => 'masked-input',
'clientOptions' => [
'alias' => 'decimal',
'digits' => 2,
'digitsOptional' => false,
'radixPoint' => '.',
'groupSeparator' => ',',
'autoGroup' => true,
'removeMaskOnSubmit' => true,
],
]); ?>
The behaviour of the decimal part is what bothers me, but it works as intended.