I am working on spot fire and wanted to improve my dashboard performance. For that, I thought to store whatever the user uses on every dashboard, whether its the Bar chart or Scatter plot or Pie chart, even the filter user is using. Please do note, I have used Spot fire Web Player to integrate Web and dashboards.
I have already implemented User Action Control from Spot fire Server, but that is not providing the user actions on Spot fire Web player.
Is it possible to store this information?
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The view.publish API can be used to provide an interactive interface to the user.
However, there is a delay of several seconds between the time my app receives the app_home_opened event and the time it calls the view.publish API, because my app should retrieve data. During this time, I would like to display a loading circle in App Home.
There is no mention of how to display it in the Slack API documentation. Apps like Google Calendar do this, so this should not be impossible.
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
I have a website where people can interact with different objects to view specific content. I would like to know which objects get the most interactions by real people. For example there are thumbnails of images and I would like to know when a user clicks on a thumbnail to view an image.
To do this I thought I would create a psql table with thumbnail_id and an IP address, where every single view is stored (to ensure every combination of thumbnail and ip is only counted once and people can't just spam click it).
And so every time a click happens, a post request on a /views endpoint with the thumbnail id attached is made in the background.
The proplem is, some people may be incentivized to create bots to auto click certain images with many different IPs.
So I was wondering if I could use recaptcha v3 to identify real users as opposed to bots which would include a token with every view request.
But I was wondering, would is this too much for my backend to handle (since it would have to talk to googles servers every time anybody views an image, which might be every few seconds for each user and I would be billed while the server waits for a response) or be too expensive, since I have to pay google on every request? Or is there some other obvious problem with this?
I'm asking since I have only ever found recaptcha used for single form validation and never for traffic measurements, even though that seems like a pretty obvious use case.
I am currently working on a bot built using MS Bot Framework and Ii'm looking for a solution to display charts (i.e. pie charts, etc.) inside MS Teams using Bot Framework. The goal is to get data from a SQL database, process it to form a chart and send it as an attachment or adaptive card to MS Teams.
Your question is a bit vague - I'm not exactly sure what you're asking for exactly, but maybe this can help: I can think of 3 possible ways to do this:
1) Generate your graph programmatically, e.g. in C# (there are a bunch of possibly libraries for this), save it to a temporary location (e.g. Azure blob storage) and then embed the link as a message from the bot
2) same as above, but insert it into an adaptive card (not required, but maybe if you want to send other things like text message etc.
3) Create a Tab to go along with your bot, which is basically a web page you host somewhere, that shows the graph using, for example, a javascript library. The tab appears along the top in the bot's conversation with the user, and you can have an adaptive card with a button that deep links to the tab, for instance.
Which approach you choose might depend on the size of the chart, whether it needs to be interactive, and I'm sure other possible factors. There are also other possible ways to tackle this I'm sure, but these are hopefully some good ideas/starting points.
I am creating a laravel based website where i want a feature where some users can create geofence around a point in the map on the page. I have done some reasearch and it seems that only android users can create fences using the geofencing API in google. Has anyone done something like this or has any idea how to do this?
Edit: I want the logged in users to be able to draw on a google map screen a shape which acts as a fence where if a certain vehicle goes in/out the user get some sort of an alert. The vehicle has an IOT device that would tell me the vehicle location.
Thanks
I'm learning iOS programming and I'm at a very basic level.
I hope somebody can help me with a test project I'm trying to do.
In a view of my app I'd like to show a Google Calendar.
The source calendar will always be the same and events will be added via web site, so there's no need for the user to modify or add anything.
The view should just show a list (tableview?) of events fetched from google and touching each event should push another view with the event's details.
I've tried to see the documents for the Google's API, but, honestly, I'm not able to implement it without help.