I have my fullCalendar functioning well, however, I need to allow the users to remove events from the calendar. I can use the clickEvent method to bring up a confirmation window with a "do you want to remove" message. But this seems kind of clunky. Is there a better UI way of removing events?
Google calendar uses a qTip on click that offers "edit event details" and "delete". At first I didn't like sending users to a different "event details page" but after thinking about this for awhile it is a really good way to go.
It is always safer to ask for a confirm before removing something.
Anyway you can customize the rendering of the event using the eventRender callback
In particular you can:
attach custom markup to render an X image that when clicked will ajax call a delete function
you can attach other jQuery plugins to reproduce exactly the qTip effect
Have a look at the link for more details. Hope it helps
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Just wanted to share a discovery when using Google Tag Manager (GTM) and two submit buttons in a form-tag (common legacy asp.net Webforms tech).
GTM is used by website editors. So the developers doesnt need to be involved when other scripts or event needs to be implemented or traced.
The problem is that something in GTM is making our form to always trigger the default submit button (the first in order is default).
Example problem/how to reproduce: in a wizard scenario, with back and next submit buttons, which are triggering a postback. Click on next is triggering the back button.
Removing the GTM code, and it works.
This is a legacy site. Maybe a legacy issue, but the site worked until we implemented GTM.
You may ask me now, what components are we using in GTM. Well google analytics is one, then i don't know.
Regards.
Work-around solution: I had to rebuild the HTML to NOT use "input type=submit".
Instead use buttons without submit behavior. eg not use "postbacks" on one of the buttons.
Probably something for the GTM team to look at or inform.
Which callback/delegate is the one to intercept the event of a user clicking on a link within a WebView?
I'd want that URL. I just need to know if it is possible and how should I do in some way.
You can catch events triggered by Javascript code with ScriptNotify event described here.
Not sure what you really want to do but this might be a starting point for you.
I'm very excited about GTM introducing the Event Listener tag options, and have used them with success on some websites. With several of my company's clients, however, I am having this strange issue.
I can see, using the debugger software that the Link Click Listener tag is firing, and I can see that the Record Event tag is firing. However the Events never show up in Analytics.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance!
Becky
Even with the Link Click Listener and the Event Listener firing, you still need to add an additional Google Analytics tag OR Universal Analytics tag to utilize them within GTM. Remember, the only thing the listeners do is create new dataLayers for you to use.
To make events work in Analytics, add a NEW Google Analytics (or UA) tag to GTM.
Select the Track type as 'Event'
Category: Whatever you'd like the category to be (you can use macros here as well)
Action: Whatever the action is, download, click, etc. (macros are helpful here too!)
Label: Whatever you'd like it to be.
The key here is how you setup the rules. Your {{event}} needs to utilize the dataLayer - gtm.click, then you need to specify an element you'd like to track.
For a fantastic tutorial, I recommend - http://cutroni.com/blog/2013/10/07/auto-event-tracking-with-google-tag-manager/
First of all I'm still learning the structure and how it works.
I searched around the web to get an suitable and easy answer to the following question:
Is there a way to regonize all other basic ajax events, like hovering and clicking on Primefaces Components?
For example, i would know the event which get invoked if you click on the previous or next button on an <p:schedule>. The documentation says there are only "dateSelect, eventMove, eventResize" and "eventSelect" as callable ajax events. But this is not enough, if you want to build an complex application and you combine an <p:calendar> with an <p:schedule>. There you need to know when the schedule switches the month or year.
I hope someone can give me an clear and understandable answer to this.
Thanks and best regards.
Since you did not specify what event you need, your answer is going to be as clear as the question.
The primefaces objects can only recognize the events they are programmed to. If you need to get a specific type of event, you can:
1) see if the primefaces support that event. put it in a <p:ajax tag, and see if it works.
2) see if the standard JSF ajax API support it.
3) If all else fails, you can try to put a jQuery script along with the page, to handle the event and make a call from the client side.
The <p:calendar and <p:schedule makes heavy use of jQuery plugins to render it, I doubt you can get the events on the month selector or anything else in the rendered interface without client-side jquery.
I have a webpage with a hyperlink "myapp://mypage?id=123456&name=hello" , clicking the link is supposed to trigger the webbrowser Navigating event so that I can catch the url and do something meaningful. The problem here is that the Navigating event is not triggered at all.
I tried normal website eg: "http://xxxx.com" and it works. So is there a way to deal with user custom urls with webbrowser control?
ps: IsScriptEnabled is True
thanks
From my investigation into this, WebBrowser.Navigating only gets called if you attempt a hyperlink when using the file, http and mailto protocols. Custom protocols are not even served.
Digging around the web for custom extensions leads me to believe that it is possible to implement something that works around it, but doing so would be a great deal of headache and pain.
If you do/did find anything, please post it, as I would be interested to see your solution.