We want to create a customized scheduler in HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery. With the possibility to list items outside of the Scheduler, so that the user can drag the items and drop them inside the Schedule.
Users can not create events inside the Scheduler, they can just drag and drop existing events (that are saved in a database).
We also want to show schedules of user's friends, when the user types the name of a friend in a textbox, so that he can synchronize/organize/discuss his own tasks with the other user.
Is there any jQuery plugin that can do that, and that doesn't give the possibility to create new events inside the scheduler?
I already started to do this from scratch, but I won't be able deliver on time.
look at fullcalendar.io scheduler. The scheduler pat it's triple licensed, free for opensource prj
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I'm embedding reports into an angular app using power bi's javascript api, and it would be useful to be able to send information about the filter pane from the report to the app.
The objective is to select a filter from the filter pane and send to the app what's the category of the chosen filter and what value was selected (for example an user picks "Porto" from the City filter and the app is able to console.log the words "Porto was selected from City").
Is there any function from the javascript api that does this? If not then what's a good idea to implement this?
When a filter is applied, the report will be rendered again and rendered event will be called:
rendered - Called when a report is fully rendered. For example, if all visuals are rendered on loading report or after user interaction.
You can handle this event and get information about report, page and visual level filters applied.
Would it be possible to use a popup form to handle parameters for a custom menu item in a spreadsheet? I'm not necessarily asking for someone to write the script. I just don't want to try only to discover I've been wasting my time.
In my spreadsheet, I want to be able to save a sheet to a new file/spreadsheet (that part is done) and then access/load that saved sheet again later through a custom menu command. The issue I'm running into is that I want to be able to call the same function every time, but be able to specify a parameter (which sheet to access). My thought is that the form would act like an alert with multiple choices populated by the array of available sheets.
Or is there a simpler way to offer a multiple choice without going through a series of YES/NO alerts?
Yes. You can use dialogs.
modeless dialogs
modal dialogs
Dialog Example
I am new to Meteor framework.
I am having a doubt, can anyone clear me..
I have scrolling events from bottom to up. Whenever i click an event that is being scrolled, i want to open in a new tab. Every event is having a specific href.
How to do this application using the database.
I want to store all the events in database and parllely i want to add new events directly from website and store them in database and fetch the event to the scrolling area.
Meteor is a good choice for this. Have you decided how to do the UI? Will you use bootstrap or material design. Do you have a scroller in mind?
You can set up your server process to make http requests to fetch data from another web site (using RESTAPI?) and store them in the database. https://atmospherejs.com/percolate/synced-cron lets you schedule regular server processing runs.
Thanks to Meteor's reactivity, the UI doesn't need to concern itself with the back end, data will simply appear, and a helper task will run every time to deal with changes to the data.
I'm currently trying to build an events page for a local residents association.
I'm using laravel as my framework, but that's not so important to this question. I need to display a calendar of upcoming and past events. On the front end I am using bootstrap 3.
So far I've had no luck on finding a calendar to work with my requirements below:
Must be easily styled to match sites theme
Must be able to display a tooltip of the events data (which potentially includes a picture, a paragraph, and the time of the event) not a modal
Should be well documented, or at least have usable documents
Should still be supported if possible (not as important as 1-3)
Does anyone know of a calendar that matches these requirements?
Cheers,
Peter McKinney
Hope fullcalendar jQuery Plugin will fulfill your needs
I'm looking for a way to create CSS/Javascript based pop-up windows. I'm fetching information from my database depending on how many (example) cars there is. I want to be able to create an equal number of CSS/Javascript based pop-up windows to each car I have in the database to show more information about the car in the pop-up.
The trick is - of course - that I want the right information about a certain car to show up when you click on the related link.
How do I solve this?
If you only ever want a popup to be open for one car at any given time, you can have a single popup element that you show/hide and reposition when they click on a link, then load the content for the specific car using AJAX.
If you want them to be able to open popups for multiple cars at any given time, dynamically generate a new popup element when they click on a link, position it correctly and then load the content for the specific car using AJAX.
I'd suggest using a Javascript framework (such as jQuery) because it will make the process considerably easier. There are also a number of plugins that you could look into using that perform this functionality.