I want to remove postal code input box from the shipping address.
Shipping Address form
I have tried a lot of things like adding CSS in the theme.liquid file and tried to change the settings from check out and account settings but i am unable to figure this out.
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I'm setting up a store using Opencart 4 and need to edit the checkout fields so that the only fields are:
Name
Phone Number
Address
I've tried using the Theme Editor but the changes keep coming back and I can't remove fields from the shipping address. Is anyone able to support please?
I am working on designing webpage UI where some experimental data is stored. This data could be inaccurate sometimes so I'm providing a button at the bottom of the page which redirects the user to the new issue webpage in GitLab. Look at the sample below.
And this button will take the user to somewhere like this:
The URL behind the button is simply
<full-path-to-some-gitlab-repo>/issues/new?issue[title]=Issue%20with%20experiment%20%201
which was taken from GitLab official documentation.
As you can see here, there's an option to automatically fill the Title section directly from URL but I couldn't figure out how to do the same for Labels. Is there any way to do it this way?
For internal requirements, there must be a label automatically selected and the users can't be relied on to select it by themselves. For each webpage, a new label is assigned which makes it possible to extract all the issues related to that webpage later just by extracting all issues with that label. This might not be an optimal way to do this so if you have any other suggestions, please put them in comments. Thanks.
This does not seem yet supported, regarding pre-filling labels on issues.
That was requested in issue 63392, but without solution for now.
I want to create a link to an email address like somebody.
I tried to use a weblink resource (which gets an id of 20) with mailto:person1#provider.nl as link value and render this in my content with the tag [[~20?~]]. (and different variations of it)
But ModX renders it as somebody This is not what I want.
So how do I do this properly, so that I can reuse this resource in several places in the website?
This link needs to be editable for a 'Content editor' with reduced rights, so I don't think a chunk is the best way to go.
Because to do this you need to create weblink:
and this is works as expected in Wayfinder/PdoMenu:
UPDATE:
[[~20]] - will output alias field. You need to output content field. To do this use pdoField snippet (part of pdoTools):
[[pdoField?&id=`20`&field=`content`]]
I would like to like to know whether it's possible to add hyperlink to a message that appears in Maximo. For example , if a user is de-activated in Maximo then they get an error message like " You cannot log in at this time. Please contact system Administrator" should appear like "You cannot log in at this time. Please contact system Administrator or raise request in http://abcd.123.com" the URL appears as a TEXT instead of hyperlink. Please let me know if anyone has done this before in Maximo 7.5
You can certainly change the value of the the system, NoLogin value via Database Configuration > Select Action > Messages.
Unfortunately, the value will not render as HTML. So, you can put that text in, but something like http://abcd.123.com will not render as a hyperlink.
You'd have to do some custom editing of the .JSP files to include hyperlinks as part of a specific error message.
Step to reproduce issue:-
Create a xls file with one cell with a hyperlink.(Address of hyperlink should having number sign(#) in it. e.g "http://www.bailii.org/databases.html#uk")
Try to read address of hyperlink. It will give link address as "uk".Only characters after Address number sign (#) is considered as hyperlink address.
Code snippet:-
String strLinkAddress = cell.getHyperlink().getAddress();
It will return "uk" as link address instead of "http://www.bailii.org/databases.html#uk"
Use cell.getHyperlink().getLabel() instead. You can check out the source here too see how POI handles the different kinds of hyperlinks which may be present in an .xls file.
EDIT
Ok, so if the label does not match the address, our job is harder. That was a bit hackish of me. So, if we examine the HSSFHyperlink class and view the different enumerations, something like http://www.google.com will be of type LINK_URL which is what we expect. Something like http://www.bailii.org/databases.html#uk will resolve to type LINK_DOCUMENT. But it's not a document, it's a URL! Examining class HyperlinkRecord, I see the comment right before line 245:
Text describing a place in document. In Excel UI, this is appended to the address, (after a '#' delimiter). This field is optional. If present, the HLINK_PLACE must be set.
The HLINK_PLACE makes isDocumentLink in line 699 of the same class return true thus classifying it as a document link, not a URL link.
Therefore, it appears as designed behaviour that whenever a # appears in a link, POI considers it to be a link within the document. Don't know if I call that a bug, just it doesn't work like you might want it to.