I have attribute priority which is enum type in CsTicket type and my requirement is to show the different images of low high and medium with the status of the ticket like arrow .
Can anyone suggest how I can do it .
Expecting the arrow to appear based upon the selection of status.
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We have a device template with an interface definition that contains a capability with Enum as schema... with possible values 0, 1, 2. For each of the values, I've defined a display name as shown in the image here.
I've expected this display names would show in the Dashboard when showing "Last known value", however it still shows the values (0, 1, 2).
Am I missing anything here? Where/how are these enum display names used? How do we use them on the dashboards?
The following screen snippet shows an example of the mapping enum values of the telemetry state in the IoT Central preview app:
Last known Value, where is displayed raw value (no mapping) from the telemetry data
State History, where is used mapping to the DisplayName during the time range. Note, that if the mapping is out of the enum values, the DisplayName is empty.
Pie chart, where is displayed the counts of the same values during the time range
I have checked my configuration and I work in the Interface with the Enum schema too.
IoT Central Interface + Schema view
But I also have set on the Customization section for the Device Template the Semantic type State.
IoT Central - Customize Interface value
In this Case I got the "Last known value" graph with the text.
The State History I got only when the capability type is set to State by the semantic type allready ;)
IoT Central - Capability type "Sate"
Hi I am new to blue prism
My question is:
I have button in my application after recording if i try to highlight it is working fine but while executing it is not able to click the button and i am not getting any error.
If you provide a screenshot of the attribute list in your application modeler, it might be easier to provide an accurate answer. However, for now, I can give you some pointers:
For most applications the following can be unticked:
any elements with a blank value
all 'Parent' attributes unless
required to make the element a unique match
the 'Visible' and 'Enabled' attributes usually have no impact if left ticked or unticked, so can often be unticked
With any attributes which may not be persistent and could be prone to changing — i.e. element count, application’s URL, etc.—, it is recommended to untick them or, if required in your process, use the wildcard match type to dynamically build the corresponding values which will allow easy identification.
To speed up finding the elements, it is recommended that the Match Index attribute be used when possible. This works by stopping Blue Prism from trawling through the application model for duplicate elements once one matching element is found.
It is also recommended to add a wait stage at the start of each action. This will handle system latency and provide a correct path for your process:
The above are some pointers that I have consolidated for your ease. However, all the help you need can be found on the Blue Prism portal itself : Blue Prism Documentation
Hope this helps.. Good luck!
I have to integrate GA in project which uses a multi parameter search which should be tracked in detail.
Imagine a web shop selling computers with the following choices (some of them are even multi-selects):
RAM size
Type of computer (e.g. laptop)
Color
...
Using the Site-Search option in GA in conjunction with virtual pageviews it caught my eye that there is a restriction, that you can only define 5 parameters. This seems to me being a standard scenario but google search doesn't help me finding an answer.
How would you implement/configure a multi search scenario like this in GA?
You could set up a hit-scoped custom dimension for each parameter (RAM, Type, Colour etc.). Then, when the search results are shown, you would push something like the following to the Google Tag Manager dataLayer:
dataLayer.push({'ram_size' : '8gb', 'type' : 'Laptop', 'Colour' : 'Grey'});
Then in GTM, you would need to set up a variable for each one of these and pass those variables to the GA page view tag in the custom dimensions section of the tag configuration.
I set up the following Content Definition in an Orchard 1.9.1 site:
Manufacturer
- Logo (Media Library Picker Field)
- Container (single supported type - Product)
Product
- Containable
- [Generic Fields]
I added a few sample Product items to the site, and as part of that it had me select the Member Of option, which was a list of Manufacturer items I had already added.
The issue I have is, when I try to build a query to use with a projection widget, I can't seem to find a way to get either a Manufacturer's children, or a Product's parent container since I need to display all content on a single view. There are only going to be ~20 line items here, so performance is a non-issue. If I do multiple queries (one for each type), everything shows up individually but the Shape Tracing tool, when showing me the various Model items on the view, can't seem to show me either of these options.
My end goal is building a custom view to display this information, but I can't figure out how to traverse either up the Product to what its' parent container is, or traverse down from a Manufacturer to the child Product items below it.
How do I build a query that lets me see all of this so I can build a projection widget off of that?
Edit
I played with this some more and came across the ability to take a query and attach a layout to it. That is definitely getting me closer, however the grouping option says No properties are currently available in order to group this view, however I would think being part of a container/containable would define grouping automatically. As it stands, this lets me show everything, but unfortunately the parent/child show, and then the children repeat again, independent of the parent. It's so close, but I can't quite get it right.
I'm exploring Nwazet.Commerce module and I've managed to replicate most of what http://nwazet.com/ does ... However I'm struggling with projection widget that displays product categorization (on nwazet.com page one to the right that has Automation, Cables & Connections, ...).
I assume these are terms for a taxonomy? How should I set projection query to get this list of terms from a single taxonomy? When I tried "Content with type CategoryTerm" it lists not just terms but also products that have them.
Thanks for any pointers.
You got it exactly right: the categories are taxonomy terms. The problem is very likely that you are displaying the terms in the projection query layout with the full detail view, where the term will display the list of items under itself. Instead, you could use a summary or a custom display type in your layout, and customize the template alternate for that display type. Alternatively, and this is how the site is set-up, you can switch to property mode for the layout and just keep it to a simple display text property with "link to the item" checked.
Some additional info: for perf, I add an eager fetch filter on Autoroute and Title part records.