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QUESTION
I wastry to add three dots after 130 characters of string which grabbed from a DIV through the JavaScript innerHTML method. Inside the innerHTML may have more tags and attributes which need to skip while counting. Also need to keep and re-assign the truncated HTML into the same DIV after the operation completed.
Here is some sample input string and expected outputs -
Input 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 09:15you can try this. Note that this code updates the html directly, if you wish to keep the original content, clone the node you want to play with, and use the cloned version to run the trim:
QUESTION
I am new to the world of Twig and Timber, I have just started a new job and I am having difficulty getting to grips with using it. I have been supplied a completed design in Twig which I have converted to a wordpress site and I am now trying to make it editable via ACF. In my front-page.php I have set the following:
$context['data'] = get_fields();
Then within the home page (twig file) of the supplied designs I was given, here is a section of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 23:14ACF normally returns an image ID therefore you likely need to convert the field value into an TimberImage before passing it to the template. Try :
QUESTION
I have a headless Craft CMS that is returning data to my Nuxtjs app through a GraphQL endpoint through Apollo. I have a field that can return one of three different block types: richText
, image
, and pullQuote
.
My GraphQL endpoint looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 02:28As the documentation states, using possibleTypes
is only possible if using apollo-client
version 3.0 or higher, which is currently in beta. Unless you're using the @apollo/client
package as shown here, passing in the possibleTypes
parameter will do nothing.
Additionally, you need to make sure each property in the object you pass in is the name of a union or interface, not the name of a field. From the docs
You can pass a possibleTypes option to the InMemoryCache constructor to specify supertype-subtype relationships in your schema. This object maps the name of an interface or union type (the supertype) to the types that implement or belong to it (the subtypes).
In other words, instead of using contentEngine
as the key, you would use whatever the name of type of the contentEngine
field was.
If you're using an earlier version of apollo-client
, you'll need to create an IntrospectionFragmentMatcher
as outlined in the docs here.
QUESTION
I want to insert different nodes inside the node. but i dont know how to do it dynamically
I have this xml file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 19:09This is my solution:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make it so that my posts insert a pullquote after 2 (or whatever number of) paragraphs. In the case of the website I'm working with, quotes are their own field, so I can't simply assign this to a blockquote tag. As such, I've cobbled together this solution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-30 at 00:55The scope of $new_text
is inside the loop.
You need
QUESTION
I've been digging in and for some reason when I attempt to add the restApi value to the apostrophe-blog config, I'm not getting anything from the api. Apostrophe-blog is an extension of apostrophe-pieces, I'm wondering what I'm missing. Is this not intended to work in this fashion? Hoping this can be answered really easily.
Here is what's currently inside my modules object of my app.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-01 at 16:20I discovered the easy answer I was looking for. After duping, and extending the apostrophe-blog module and reading through the code and commenting bit out to debug, I realized that the future
filter was necessary.
That being said the solution was to tack the future request param to the end of the api request for blog articles. But it works! Now back to adding more fun widgets.
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I always make sure I have tried every possible avenue before coming on here for advice.
That said, here is what I am currently struggling with; creating multi-level/nested categories. As an aside, it will be nice if the wagtail core developers can implement an easy way for multi-level category creation, without us having to write some vanilla-django hack for it.
I have been working on this application for a few weeks, everything runs smoothly, except now, there's a business decision for a nested category to be implemented.
My initial M.O was to create a ServiceCategoryIndex Page, a ServiceCategoryPage then make the ServiceIndex Page a descendant or orderable to the ServiceCategoryIndex Page as ServiceCategoryPage, Which just doesn't seem right.
After a couple of iteration, I went back to my default model, then tried the url of the category using views and url like vanilla-django, the problem with is, I am not able to query the foreign key with a through relationship on the template, so I still can't get the content of the service page as a list queryset rendered out.
Here're my model codes below, any suggestion or work around on this will be absolutely helpful. P.S: I am almost at the point of re-writing the whole project in vanilla-django, giving I don't find a solution within the next few days.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-21 at 09:05I have been working on a similar issue - except we are calling them Topic
instead of Category
but hopefully this helps you out.
- Use the Django-Treebeard library to manage your trees, they can be nested up to 63 levels deep and will give you full access to the api for things like
get_children
oris_root
. - You will need to override some behaviour for creating and 'moving' nodes, this is best done by the
base_form_class
override. - I have used ModelAdmin for this but it should work just as well if the are snippets, but ModelAdmin gives you more control for the future if you wanted to add more complex editing.
- Finally, you can then link these topics/categories to your pages with a ForeignKey or some other relational link.
- Caveats: No reordering of child nodes other than alphabetical in this example, this can be added but it is a bit more complicated as you need a UI for it - hence using ModelAdmin. Also, you should never let the user delete the root, it will delete all nodes.
- Django Treebeard Caveats - worth reading
I have a dedicated Topics
app, but you can put this in any models.py. See comments throughout that explain the code.
QUESTION
What am I doing wrong here? as I keep getting can't resolve Keyword categories into Field Error.
The exception thrown on this line
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-16 at 13:53When you call self.get_children()
on the line:
QUESTION
I'm having a problem when I apply a to my xml document.
The extract of XML is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-10 at 18:21It seems that your (EDIT: see below) templates don't copy attribute values correctly.
So add an identity template
QUESTION
I struggle to add my streamfield to the wagtail search index. This affects boths the available or the custom blocks.
From what I've found in the mailing list, a custom block should implement get_searchable_content
which all blocks do.
here is my model which I'd like to index:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-10 at 16:59Since you have not yet configured a search backend, you are using the default database backend. This only allows you to search the default fields, any custom fields you want to use in search need a more advanced search engine. This is explained here.
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