Where can I find the documentation for web components managed by PolymerElements? I'm here: https://www.webcomponents.org/element/PolymerElements/paper-dialog, and the page says to see the Docs, but doesn't provide a link. I just want to know what kind of api the paper-dialog has.
Thanks.
Where can I find the documentation for web components managed by PolymerElements?
The docs are all hosted at https://www.webcomponents.org.
the page says to see the Docs, but doesn't provide a link.
I assume you're referring to this text on the page:
Enter Polymer.PaperDialogBehavior into the search box at the top of the page, and you'll find the relevant docs:
You're seeing the Overview page. To see the API, click the <paper-dialog> text in the Elements section on the left side of the page:
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I'm implementing the Pinterest Conversion.
I want to use the sandbox to be sure everything is working fine, but I can't find anything on how to generate a sandbox id.
Helping links:
https://help.pinterest.com/en/business/article/install-the-pinterest-tag
https://developers.pinterest.com/docs/tag/conversion/
Go to your analytics overview (https://analytics.pinterest.com/overview).
There you'll have the option to check the Tag ID. It will be on the top menu, like the screenshot below:
Hi stackoverflow community. I have a page with lest of articles' overviews with associated links. I want user to stay on the same page when he clicks the link but instead of having a list of articles he will get to the full article. Not quite sure how to achieve that?
For this kind of web page behavior, you'd use JavaScript DOM manipulation with Ajax requests. JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery have very good support for this. You will need to handle navigation sensibly, so that hitting the back button does the expected thing, but the frameworks support this, too. Try out some tutorials for the various frameworks to see which one suits you best.
Stormpath's login view https://docs.stormpath.com/nodejs/express/latest/product.html#disable-the-built-in-views doesn't match the styling of the rest of my app. Can I customise the look, either by providing my own styling or replacing the view completely?
I've tried to find documentation on this but all I've been able to find out is that StormPath allows disabling the built in views.
I literally just found the official docs on Customising the Built-in Views 30 seconds after writing that question.
I look for the URL which requests an "all community forums" view as a deep link for a given community UUID.
For ATOM, that is /forums/atom/topics?communityUuid=[communityUuid].
But for HTML, I cannot find an appropriate URL.
The URL should request and render all forums of a given community. This is a view which can be manually navigated to by displaying Forums of a Community and switching from the Topics tab to the Forums tab.
I believe you are looking for
/forums/atom/forums/my?communityUuid={communityUuid}
read more here
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/xpAPIViewer.xsp?lookupName=API+Reference#action=openDocument&res_title=Getting_the_My_Forums_feed_ic50&content=apicontent
Thanks
Paul
We are trying to extend IBM Connections 4.5 CR3 with own XPages apps not on the well described widget extension level for communities but on the application level.
Our goal is to extend the applications menu and load our apps inside the connections framework just like the original blogs or forums IBM apps.
Some others tried the same thing like this one:
http://blog.riand.com/2014/06/get-your-application-integrated-within.html?m=1
It seems that the trick for coming around the CORS trouble is not well documented in there.
Mikkel has put some code onto GitHub for the server side page generation:
https://github.com/lekkimworld/ic-wrapper
Can someone over here solve this or help us to come some steps further?
There are a number of approaches you can take, depending how daring you are.
The most pragmatic approach would be:Load a connections page, steal the HTML that makes up the Menu bar, copy that into a XPages custom control and you are done (of course you had added a link to your application beforehand in LotusConnectionsConfig.xml
Check the JSP that reads the LotusConnectionsConfig.xml how it is rendering the menu bar. Configure the Apache HTTP to expose the XML for read access, so you can dynamically create that menu - saves work when your menu changes often
Use the approaches described by Phil
Add a small JS that you call in your added menu. It would remove the content of the Connections page below the menu level and insert an iFrame which loads your XPage
Cheat by building a widget for a community homepage and have just that one widget (taking the whole page as real estate) in that Community
That's just off my head. Hope it helps