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QUESTION
I have a custom Wicket Behaviour (RegisterBehaviour
) which can be attached to various Wicket components to add multiple JaveScript-Snippets event handlers to them via a (OnDomReady-)HeaderItem in RegisterBehaviour.renderHead(Component, IHeaderResponse)
.
Now I have the requirement to trigger one of these events right after the page has been loaded to initialise all components with a certain computed value. To do that, I thought could add another Wicket Behaviour (TriggerBehaviour
) which generates the approriate JaveScript-Snippet.
My problem is though, that the JaveScript-Snippet generated by this TriggerBehaviour
would have to be run after the JaveScript-Snippets of all the RegisterBehaviour
on a page and in all components have been run. I know that HeaderItems can have dependencies but this mechanism seems to target the case, when I want some kind of common library loaded (like jQuery) or code executed before my custom code. To use this for my case, I'd have to somehow find all RegisterBehaviours
on the fly that are being added to the current render phase of the page and dynamicly add them as dependencies to the TriggerBehaviour
, so they run before the TriggerBehaviours
JavaScript. I see no way though, how to get such a list of all HeaderItems of a certain type.
Any tips on how to approach this problem, either in Wicket or JavaScript?
(Using Java 8 and Wicket 8.9.0)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 10:39You can use FilteredHeaderItem.
Both RegisterBehaviour and TriggerBehaviour will contribute their header items wrapped in FilteredHeaderItem
s.
In your HTML template you will use two placeholders for the two filters:
QUESTION
I have this sample Google Spreadsheet. I want to create a Google Apps Script function to export only the sheet named "TargetSheet" to Excel. Since TargetSheet might have formulas, it is important that this exportation has only values. Also, the colors and formats are important to be kept.
The final file should look like this.
Someone suggested me to use this snippet to export the sheet, but since I'm a begginner in Google Apps Script I didn't quite understand how to do that. Should I copy it to my code? Should I import it somehow? And after getting this function to work in my script, I assume I would need to create a function to put that to work. Would that look like this below?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 23:18- You want to export one of sheet (
TargetSheet
) in the active Spreadsheet as a XLSX file. - From the sample script of URL in your question, you want to create the XLSX file in your Google Drive.
- You want to achieve this using the sample script of URL in your question with Google Apps Script.
If my understanding is correct, how about this answer? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers.
Flow:When I saw the sample script of URL in your question, it seems that the flow is as follows.
- Copy the active Spreadsheet as a tempora Spreadsheet.
- Convert the formulas to the texts.
- Delete the sheets except for a sheet you want to export.
- Retrieve the export URLs.
- Retrieve the blob from the export URL.
- Crete the blob as a file.
- Delete the temporal Spreadsheet.
In your case, the export type is the XLSX format which is the constant. So I think that the process cost can be reduced a little. So the modified script is as follows.
Sample script:Please copy and paste the following script to the script editor of the Spreadsheet. And please set exportSheetName
. Then, please run the function exportarPlanilha
at the script editor. When the authorization screen is displayed, please authorize the scopes. By this, the script is run.
QUESTION
My supervisor has Atom with eight plugins for Angular. I have the same eight plugins installed. But I'm missing a feature that he has, and we're not sure what plugin or preferences will provide the feature. It is to do with the Angular 2 Style Guide. It provides information of code that doesn't meet the style guidelines.
You can see the warnings in this screenshot of the lower right of his IDE window:
Looking at the same file in my IDE, I see no warnings:
The plugins he and I have installed when I search for 'angular' are:
angular-2-typescript-snippets, angular-bootstrap, angular2-snippets, angular2-snippets-atom, angularjs, angular-helper, angularjs-snippets, angularjs-styleguide-snippets
One thing that may be different for us is that he is on a Linux system, and I am on Mac OS.
I need this feature. Can someone please help me figure out how to bring it to Atom for me?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-06 at 07:34From the comments, as requested:
The warning message is produced by tslint. The corresponding package that adds support for Atom is linter-tslint which can be found under the following link: https://atom.io/packages/linter-tslint
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