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Reliable high-⚡ apps across devices and distribution platforms with AMP & Rails.
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- Creates an image .
- Returns the CSS script that should be used in the application .
- Creates a new HTML container .
- This will return a list of live items
- Creates and updates an existing update list .
- Creates and returns a list item .
- Returns whether the page is displayed .
- Appends + css + to + css + .
- Execute a block .
- Creates a new Image instance .
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a button in AMP that will increment the value in an input field. For example, what you would see in a quantity +- selector in an ecommerce product page.
I have tired looking at amp-bind, and amp-script, none of which seem to accomplish what I would consider so simple.
My AMP-HTML:
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Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 04:28Your current solution is really close. The only thing that is missing is updating the [value] binding on the input to use the AMP state variable that gets modified when the button is clicked. That will make the value dynamic based on the state variable.
For clarity I renamed the amp-bind variable from you example to be currentValue
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I've been asked to put an Exit Intent Popup on a site which has been written entirely as AMP-HTML (even for desktop users).
This is fairly easy to implement in standard JS by listening to the mouseleave event.
The amp-script compatibility table says that onmouseleave is not available yet for custom scripts.
Just to be clear: Exit Intent Popups are in-page banners and do not disturb navigation or closing the tab, which make them friendlier than beforeunload messages. Also, this is not an amp-ad-exit. Amp-position-observer only works on page scroll, not cursor position.
Kinda out of ideas. Is an Exit Intent Popup possible in AMP?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 21:33Good question. But you had to show your code so that others wouldn't have to do the work for you.
This is fairly easy to implement in standard JS by listening to the mouseleave event.
The amp-script compatibility table says that onmouseleave is not available yet for custom scripts.
Your problem is that you are referring to the jQuery example. Forget about jQuery and everything will be fine. Native JavaScript has an event like 'mouseleave' and it works fine
My solution, i used the amp-script component:
QUESTION
I'm getting this error when making an ajax request from an AMP form to Laravel 5.4 controller.
This is the AMP-HTML form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 11:49You forgot to add csrf_field()
QUESTION
I am trying to create a PHP script to send AMP Emails with PHPMailer. When reading online tutorial I found that you can specify Mime types in PHPMailer as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-29 at 02:12The following script should add one additional mime type to your email. I have followed both of your links to understand what you need and built this snippet according to the documentation provided. But I didn't have time to test it. Hope it helps.
QUESTION
This is what I meant, from this link with the code
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Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 06:02Change your style as follows:
QUESTION
I am attempting to echo some amp-html code using PHP
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Answered 2018-Sep-03 at 18:52The issue is indeed the use of your syntax. What you should try to do is to use single quotes when you do an echo of html and anything else you may add inside the html you use double quotes.
QUESTION
I have a site as Html and amp-html.
Now I want to start convert the amp-html site as an alternative site as a story.
The question is now how to handle the canonical tag.
My idea is add two canonical tags to html version. One for each version.
And of course the canonaical tag to each htm-amp version.
But I'am not sure it is the right handling to use two canonical to diferend AMP sites. So my Question:
How can I setup AMP-stories as an alternative to an existing AMP site? I don't want drop the existing html-amp site.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-19 at 15:42Per the amp-story documentation, stories are expected to be self-canonical (that is, the href of the tag should point to the story itself). It is also not valid AMP to have more than one canonical link per document.
QUESTION
On a lot of AMP pages, I see visitors are directed through apparently different version of AMP-html - https://amp-html-url/?amp_lite
I'm curious, what is the significance of this amp_lite parameter. What is the difference between normal amp-html and the ?amp_lite amp-html version?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-19 at 15:56You may refer with this blog. It stated that this was a code name for a project to make AMP better for slow networks but many readers interpreted this as a separate version of AMP.
The result of the article in this format is loaded faster than the standard AMP. Because it reduce the size of the page in the AMP Lite and due to the compression of the images and their data.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an interactive quiz with amp-html. The quiz would be just 3 questions with A, B, C and D as choices. By using amp-selector I can see which option (A, B, C or D) a user selects thanks to the additional selected class that's added to the element. So each quiz individually, I should have no problem setting it up.
However, once the user finishes selecting all 3 questions I want to have a reveal, but I am having difficulty finding a way to aggregate all the answers to the questions.
If I were able to do this with javascript, this would not be difficult obviously, but being limited to amp-components I'm not sure how to execute the last step of computing the answers.
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-05 at 11:17You have two options:
Put all questions into a single form. Once submitted, you can render the result returned from your server directly into the AMP page. This sample demonstrates how to do this.
Evaluate the questions client side using amp-bind. The idea is to write the selected answers to amp-state and then calculate the aggregate answer based on the amp-state.
Here is a simple example (see it in action here):
QUESTION
I have a nationwide website that generates its pages and URLs dynamically using PHP and Apache mod_rewrite from a KML file on my server. I can't seem to find much documentation on using PHP with AMP-HTML and am genuinely curious if it is even possible?
I would like to generate an AMP version of my entire site, but my site is 30,000+ pages. So needless to say, that's a lot of work I would really try to avoid. Any help or advice would be great! Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-05 at 09:01You may check this documentation on how to easily boost your AMP website combo with mod_rewrite. To get human readable and more SEOish addresses you're already using Apache's mod_rewrite in your .htaccess:
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