I have a site with a list of games ( tiled on the index page)
when a user clicks the image the current url is shown on the browser something like http://example.com/game/sweetbanabas?api_exit=
the game currently reside in the /public/games directory.
Now I have the game.blade.php as such:
<div class="grid-item grid-item--height2 grid-item--width2">
<div class="grid__content games">
<div class="games__item">
<div class="games__content">
<img src="{{ $game->name ? '/frontend/Default/ico/' . $game->name . '.jpg' : '' }}" alt="{{ $game->title }}">
#if($game->jackpot)
<span class="label label-d label--left">
{{ number_format($game->jackpot->balance, 2,".","") }} {{ $currency }}
</span>
#endif
#if($game->label)
<span class="label #if($game->label == 'New')label-b #elseif($game->label == 'Hot')label-g #else label-d #endif">{{ mb_strtoupper($game->label) }}</span>
#endif
Play
<span class="game-name">{{ $game->title }}</span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
I would like to put my /games folder on another server. in what part of the href` would I add the url to the external server?
Thank you for any pointers
You should put new url in anchor tag....
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Hope this will work.
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I'm currently trying to figure out how to use templates in angular. At present, I'm playing with ui.router (angular-ui-router) but I can't find good documentation on how the templating language is used to embed a sub-template view, especially as relates to a repeating element for different model instances.
BACKGROUND:
I am basically converting a static-local-filesystem image uploader/manager to work with amazon S3. The background essentials are already worked out, now I'm trying to improve the UI itself by converting it from 10 year old javascript to angular.js. I have it 'working' for an all-in-one html page but would prefer to modularize it to make it more dynamic.
CONTEXT:
I get a list of objects under a given prefix back from a listObjectsV2() call to the AWS sdk via the s3 client. I parse the results to break it into a pseudo-directory tree then display one directory at a time starting at the [virtual] root dir just after the prefix. (FYI the prefix is a userid)
I built a UserDir object that uses a PseudoDir sub object to define a virtual directory with array properties for 'subdirs' (more PseudoDir objects representing virtual sub-directories) and 'images' (S3 objects that are image files of one type or another).
What I want to display for any given 'current' directory (e.g. "" or the user root) is first a list of folder icons for each the curDir.subdirs, then a thumbnail icon for each of the curDir.images.
QUESTION:
I already have this working from a single html file and even managed to figured out how to use ui.router to create a for the main page. Now I want to modularize it so that a different controller will handle folder icon/info behavior, and another for image icons/behaviors.
i.e. I have already started building a 'FolderController' and a 'ImageController' and would like the ngRepeat for 'image in curDir.images' for example, to invoke a state with it's own template but I can't seem to find an example on how to do that.
Here is the current all-in-one template code. But I would like to move each sub-block into a state for FolderController with a templates/folder.html template and one for ImageController with a templates/image.html but can't seem to find an example of how to write the syntax:
<!-- folders -->
<div ng-repeat="(folder, pDir) in subdirs" ng-controller="FolderController" ng-init="folderName=folder;awsObject=pDir">
<div id="{{folderName}}" class="Item">
<div class="Icon ui-draggable ui-draggable-handle">
<img id="{{folderName}}Icon" src="../../images/folder.png">
</div>
<div id="{{folderName}}Desc" class="Description">
<span id="{{folderName}}Name" class="filename" title="{{folderName}}/">{{folderName}}/</span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<!-- images -->
<div ng-repeat="(filename, uImage) in images" ng-controller="ImageController" ng-init="uImage=uImage">
<div id="image{{uImage.hash}}" class="Item">
<div class="Icon ui-draggable ui-draggable-handle">
<img id="icon{{uImage.hash}}" ng-src="{{ uImage.thumbSrc }}"></div>
<div id="desc{{uImage.hash}}" class="Description">
<span id="name{{uImage.hash}}" class="filename" title="{{filename}}">{{filename}}</span>
<img id="thumb{{uImage.hash}}" src="../../images/tick_image-services.png" class="Check Right" ng-show="uImage.usedInLayout" title="Used in layout"><br />
<span id="date{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.mtime > 0)">Date uploaded: {{ uImage.mtime | date: 'EEE MMM dd yyyy' }}</span><br />
<span id="size{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.size > 0)">Size: {{ uImage.size | humanizeBytes }}</span><br />
<span id="dims{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="((uImage.width > 0) && (uImage.height > 0))">Dimensions: {{ uImage.width }} x {{ uImage.height }} pixels</span><br />
<span id="aspect{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.aspectRatio)">Aspect Ratio: <span class="AspectRatio">{{ uImage.aspectRatio }}</span></span><br />
</div>
</div>
</div>
You can create two components, one for folders and one for images, see here for official docs.
A rough draft would look like:
angular.module('myApp').component('images', {
templateUrl: 'imageList.html',
bindings: {
images: '='
}
});
imageList.html:
<div ng-repeat="(filename, uImage) in images" ng-controller="ImageController" ng-init="uImage=uImage">
<div id="image{{uImage.hash}}" class="Item">
<div class="Icon ui-draggable ui-draggable-handle">
<img id="icon{{uImage.hash}}" ng-src="{{ uImage.thumbSrc }}"></div>
<div id="desc{{uImage.hash}}" class="Description">
<span id="name{{uImage.hash}}" class="filename" title="{{filename}}">{{filename}}</span>
<img id="thumb{{uImage.hash}}" src="../../images/tick_image-services.png" class="Check Right" ng-show="uImage.usedInLayout" title="Used in layout"><br />
<span id="date{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.mtime > 0)">Date uploaded: {{ uImage.mtime | date: 'EEE MMM dd yyyy' }}</span><br />
<span id="size{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.size > 0)">Size: {{ uImage.size | humanizeBytes }}</span><br />
<span id="dims{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="((uImage.width > 0) && (uImage.height > 0))">Dimensions: {{ uImage.width }} x {{ uImage.height }} pixels</span><br />
<span id="aspect{{uImage.hash}}" ng-show="(uImage.aspectRatio)">Aspect Ratio: <span class="AspectRatio">{{ uImage.aspectRatio }}</span></span><br />
</div>
</div>
and your original html would look like:
<!-- folders -->
<div ng-repeat="(folder, pDir) in subdirs" ng-controller="FolderController" ng-init="folderName=folder;awsObject=pDir">
<div id="{{folderName}}" class="Item">
<div class="Icon ui-draggable ui-draggable-handle">
<img id="{{folderName}}Icon" src="../../images/folder.png">
</div>
<div id="{{folderName}}Desc" class="Description">
<span id="{{folderName}}Name" class="filename" title="{{folderName}}/">{{folderName}}/</span>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<image-list [images]="images" ></image-list>
EDIT
Here is an example plunker which shows a simple implementation of a component, with data binding and ng-repeat in it, no need for ui-router for what you asked for. Please note that the html I wrote above is a botched copy paste of what you wrote - so the double ng-repeat was a mistake, updated the html.
Is it possible to cancel previous queries? Or add a delay for autocomplete queries? The issues is that when user quickly types in the search keyword in the field, the queries are sent every time a new character is added and it happens that the first query works longer than the subsequent ones and the results are mixed then. Is there any way to control the sequence?
<amp-autocomplete class="amp-autocomplete" filter="none" min-characters="1" src="{{ route('amp.autocomplete') }}" query="clue" on="select:AMP.setState({text: event.value.split('|')[0], url: event.value.split('|')[1]}), searchForm.submit">
<amp-script layout="container" src="{{ asset('js/amp/autocomplete.js') }}" style="opacity: 1;" sandbox="allow-forms">
<input id="searchClue" name="clue" class="form-control rounded-0" placeholder="Frage eingeben" value="{{ $clue ?? '' }}" [value]="text" />
<template type="amp-mustache" id="amp-template-custom">
<div class="word-item" data-value="#{{text}}|#{{url}}" data-url="#{{url}}">
<div>#{{text}}</div>
</div>
</template>
<span id="clearSearchButton">
<i class="fas fa-times"></i>
</span>
</amp-script>
</amp-autocomplete>
I'm currently using Flask for my back-end coding, and working on my front-end as of now. Below are the images uploaded on the server. Now I need to edit those images, like I need to upload another image or change the existing image. We're using a cropper.js on this one, and I don't know how will I manage this one because I'm not that good when it comes to front-end scripting like javascript/jquery/ajax. Maximum images can upload is up to 8 images, I need to count the total existing images, then add another img src file, for example if I had 3 images, then I need to show 5 more img src file for adding new images. Any help will do and will be appreciated. Below is my code on HTML with Jinja2 template.
<div class="col-xs-3">
<label class="rs-thumb rs-thumb-cover">
<div class="rs-thumb-content" id="inputImage1-wrap"><img src="{{ resource.image_url }}" alt="" id="inputImage1-pic" width="100%"><i class="fa fa-picture-o"></i>
<span class="rs-cover">Cover</span>
</div>
</label>
</div>
{% for imgs in resource.images[1:] %}
<div class="col-xs-3">
<label class="rs-thumb rs-thumb-cover">
<div class="rs-thumb-content" id="inputImage1-wrap"><img src="{{ imgs.image }}" alt="" id="inputImage1-pic" width="100%"><i class="fa fa-picture-o"></i>
<!-- <span class="rs-cover">Cover</span> -->
</div>
</label>
</div>
{% endfor %}
Image for Edit Module on front-end
Html + JQuery solution, mostly tested so should work.
HTML
<div class="imgBox">
<!-- Your content will appear here -->
</div>
JQuery
// Get the amount of images on the current page
var amountOfImg = $("img").length;
var amountToCount = 8;
for (var i = 0; i < amountToCount - amountOfImg; i++) {
$(".imgBox").append("<input type='file' name='fileInput' /> <b id='removeImg'>Remove</b>")
}
$("#removeImg").click(function() {
// When the user clicks on the #removeImg text, find the closest "img" element and remove it.
$(this).closest("img").remove();
});
i`m creating a slider so i want to get an element of template array in Django.
my HTML file is:
<div id="sideBar_mostVisited_control">
<a href="">
<p>
{{ mostVisited_names.0 }}
</p>
</a>
<div>
<p>
1
</p>
</div>
<button type="button" id="mostVisited_arrowRight">
<img src="{% static 'icons/base/arrowRight.png' %}" id="mostVisited_arrowRight">
</button>
<button type="button" id="mostVisited_arrowLeft">
<img src="{% static 'icons/base/arrowLeft.png' %}" id="mostVisited_arrowLeft">
</button>
</div>
<div id="sideBar_mostVisited_images">
<div>
{% for image in mostVisited_images %}
<img src="{{ image }}">
{% endfor %}
</div>
</div>
i want to change name when its image changed. my jQuery file is:
var index=$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control div p').html();
$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control div p').html(index+1);
$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control a p').html("{{ mostVisited_names.index }}");
but index is not recognized in {{ mostVisited_names.index }}.
what can i do?
The problem :
Since the JS file is static, you can't put Django variables into it.
A solution :
A way to resolve this situation is to "store" Django variables needed for your js in your html. Afterward you can grab it and use it in your js script !
Some code :
<script type="text/javascript">
// "store" variables from Django in the body
$('body').data('name_index', {{mostVisited_names.index}});
</script>
Then in your JS, get the value from the datamap:
var index=$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control div p').html();
$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control div p').html(index+1);
$('#sideBar_mostVisited_control a p').html($('body').data('name_index'));
I'm creating an ecommerce site that has infinite scroll in the catalog page. I want to know how many times each product is show to an user in the screen (impressions). The problem is how to get the new 12 elements that renders every time a user scrolls down to a new page. Than pass their ids to the server and stores their impressions. Is there a way to access the new elements? I checked laravel documentation and I saw nothing about this.
This is my code that renders the products array in the template:
<div class="product-one">
#foreach($products as $product)
<div class="col-md-3 product-left">
<div class="p-one simpleCart_shelfItem">
<a href="{{ route('getprodpage', ['id' => $product->id]) }}">
<img src="{{ $product->image_url1}}" alt="" />
<div class="mask">
<span>Comprar</span>
</div>
</a>
<h4>{{ $product->name }}</h4>
<p><a class="item_add" href="#"><i></i>
<span class=" item_price">
R$ {{$product->price_min}}
</span></a>
</p>
</div>
</div>
#endforeach()
<div class="clearfix"> </div>
</div>
<?php echo $products->render(); ?>
And this is the infinite scroll javascript:
$(function() {
$('.shoes').jscroll({
loadingHtml: '<center><img src="{{ URL::asset('images/loading.gif') }}" alt="Loading" /> </center>',
autoTrigger: true,
padding: 0,
nextSelector: '.pagination li.active + li a',
contentSelector: 'div.shoes',
callback: function() {
$('ul.pagination:visible:first').hide();
}
});
});
I believe this question has been asked and answered already.
jQuery: How can I trigger an event when a div comes into view?
This post has an answer to see if an element is in the view port and also another answer for an event for when elements are in the view port.