I am trying to have different input views for different devices in Bixby.
For example, on a Bixby tablet, i would want to allow the user to select multiple switch-inputs in a single screen. For the bixby speaker, on the other hand I would like to break this up and only prompt the user for one input at a time. Is this possible?
You can definitely customize how information is presented to the user depending on the device being used.
First, you will need to declare the devices your capsule will support by defining the targets as shown below:
capsule {
id (playground.example)
version (0.1.0)
format (3)
runtime-flags {
modern-prompt-rejection
support-halt-effect-in-computed-inputs
}
targets {
target (bixby-mobile-en-US)
target (bixby-mobile-en-GB)
}
}
Once your targets have been declared, you can create views for them. When you create a view in Bixby Studio, the "Create New File" pop-up window has the option for you to define the device that your view will be for. You will end up having multiple views presenting the same information across different devices and Bixby will use the correct one depending on the device.
Additionally, you can also use Hands-Free List Navigation to further refine the behavior of your views.
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Currently i am building a chatbot where i need to display list of products with its description. I tried Carousel, Browsable Carousel and List but they all allow to select any options from the list.
I want to display the products but do not allow to select any of them.
I am using dialogflow as NLP and sending fulfillment using action-on-google's dialogflow node.js library.
Can anyone help me implementing this ?
You can try sending a single Basic Card with an image, if that is suitable for the response. You can also look into using a Table Card, however it doesn't allow for images in the cells - just a single image for the table.
There is no way to prevent a List or Carousel item from being selected, but you can certainly handle the response by ignoring what they've selected and re-prompting them with whatever you've prompted them with after showing the carousel/list. (Or even just re-showing the list and re-prompting them.)
However, it really isn't clear why the items are for information only and that speaking them isn't intended to continue the conversation. Would it make sense that, if a user selected one, you might provide additional information that can be useful? What would a user expect?
TV device does not support touch operation, users have to use Remote Control. We need to move focus by press left, top, right, bottom direction key, and when the target widget get focus, we will press OK button to response kinds of key event. But I cannot find any flutter interface to solve this interaction, anyone who can help me?
There are SystemChannels for this.
I haven't tried it myself, but it looks like this should do what you need:
DartDocs - SystemChannels.keyEvent
A JSON BasicMessageChannel for keyboard events.
[DartDocs - SystemChannels.textInput[(https://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/flutter/0.0.41-dev/services/SystemChannels/textInput-constant.html)
A JSON MethodChannel for handling text input.
This channel exposes a system text input control for interacting with
IMEs (input method editors, for example on-screen keyboards). There is
one control, and at any time it can have one active transaction.
Transactions are represented by an integer. New Transactions are
started by TextInput.setClient. Messages that are sent are assumed to
be for the current transaction (the last "client" set by
TextInput.setClient). Messages received from the shell side specify
the transaction to which they apply, so that stale messages
referencing past transactions can be ignored.
The later is used in https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/4389f07024a4c69f7223401abd4d0ab3ecc45698/packages/flutter/lib/src/services/text_input.dart
There are known issues with physical keyboards thought that might cause this use case not to work
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/11177
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/7943
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/9347
Yep,Flutter doesn't support D-pad navigation yet.But,I have an Android Smart TV and if I connect a Bluetooth mouse,I am able to navigate,swipes,click,etc my Flutter app on the TV.
The below diagram is based on an android application. When the application loads the user is given 3 button to select add, update and Search. On click on add button the user is given an option to add a new user or add a new item. When the user selects the add item option he enters the required data. Once the data is entered the system check if all the values are entered is correct. if it is correct it is saved if not the user is asked to re-enter the values.One the data is saved the user is asked to write the asset id to an NFC tag.
The same process is applied for update section.
In the search the user is given 2 option to either search the asset through text or by tapping the NFC device onto the NFC tag to search the desired item from the database.
I wanted to know if the sequence diagram I have done is correct.
I would remove the Choose an Option messages. The machine does not trigger anything at the actor. It's the actor who decides. So the initial message always comes from the actor.
The Return Result is implicit with the dotted line. Instead describe what is being returned.
Finally (and most important) you do not use objects but classes in your SD. Always (!) use objects since its an object which communicates, not a class.
MODX Revolution 2.2.10-pl
Migx 2.6.8
I use this in a TV for my clients to be abble to choose a ressource :
{"field":"link1","caption":"Lien","inputTVtype":"resourcelist"}
The context of a user is defined with a user group context access.
I've tried to tick the checkbox of the user usergroup in the TV, but if I do that the user is not abble to see th TV anymore.
Problem is that mys client can see every ressources of every contexts. I need him to only be abble to see the resourcelist of their context. Is there a way to do that ?
You could make a TV with custom #eval options and use that for your migx field. See here for an example and description; http://rtfm.modx.com/revolution/2.x/making-sites-with-modx/customizing-content/template-variables/bindings/eval-binding.
First change your TV to this, basically just swapping out "inputTVtype" to "inputTV"
{
"field":"link1",
"caption":"Lien",
"inputTV":"yourCustomTv"
}
Step two is to create a snippet that finds the resources you want, this requires you to have some knowledge of PHP. Basically you need to find the resources and loop them, outputting a string that looks like a regular list values string (resourceId==name||resourceId==name||...)
Step three is to create "yourCustomTv", and for the input options give it the #EVAL return $modx->runSnippet('yourSnippet');
This is what I am trying to do, when my apps load, user is presented with a bunch of options ( These options are coming from a server) and when user selects one of those options I have to create a new tab bar controller with number of tabs, their name, their layout all coming from a server in the xml format. So the first question is it possible to do this in iphone, that is create all the view controller programmatically on the run time, if yes can you please point me to some reference, i have been searching in google, but may be my search terms are not good, I am not getting back any results.
Of course, it's possible. Anything that can be done using IB can also be done in code. In your particular case, you have to subclass the UITabBarController class and then use the viewControllers property to populate the bar at runtime, depending on your XML.
Please refer to the class reference at Apple.com for more information.
Possible duplicate of iPhone -- create UITabBar programmatically?