I'm new to ember and I would like to know how I can display the values stored in an object controller. I setup a bin and I'm now able to make it work:
http://jsbin.com/xehufetijo/edit?html,js,output
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Try adding model in from of your attributes. For instance you would write:
{{model.first}} and {{model.last}}. If the attributes is attached to a controller, you don't need to specify it explicitly
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We have Intelligent Cubes in my Microstrategy project. I would like to create attribute from Developer. I have connected to my project source and right clicked on Schema objects -> Attributes . I don't see any Create Attribute button.I tried to create filter/Metric/Prompt for every thing its expecting attribute in Public objects->Attributes folder. How can I add a new attribute in the folder to create filter/Metric/Prompt
please refer to this document. there are many ways to create attribute. hope its helping
https://www2.microstrategy.com/producthelp/10.4/ProjectDesignGuide/WebHelp/Lang_1033/Content/ProjectDesign/Creating_attributes.htm
When I use something like #{user.name} in my input it spits out a string with "#{user.name}". What I would like to do is get data from my database by adding some {{shortcode}} like the image shows below. It could be any format, doesn't need to be in double curly braces. How can I solve this? Show examples or guide me in the right direction please.
Thank You.
you have to return the json object from your client side code called "user" having the property "name" then only you can able to populate the value into the front-end by using #{user.name}.
I have a symfony2 Project with an Account entity. It has two attributes id and description.
In my Controller i want to enrich my doctrine Objekts with a further field called name. This property will not be persisted and is only used in my twig template. In twig i want to use {{Account.name}}.
How can i assign values to my objects in my controller that can be used in the twig file?
Thanks, greets mike
oh, its actually so easy :-)
i can simply add
$entity->myproperty = "whatever i want";
and then in my twig template i use
{{entity.myname}}
thanks anyway... i did not know that i can assing properties to my objects like this.
I want to have default values for certain fields in my mongoose models. The trick is I don't want to store these values in the database, but what to add them when the model is initialized.
Please help.
You can define an 'init' middleware function for the schema which runs when a model instance is loaded from the database. That should let you manipulate the instance to add your defaults as needed.
Also see this related question for more details as the docs are pretty spare on this.
Maybe a json file?
Using a require('path/to/json' ) you can acces to it and get the values.
Im actually doing something like that, but using the same JSON SCHEMA wich is build for validation purpose.
I am working on one already created drupal site. In themes folder it has one tpl.php file, Where theme is done to display the content. Now it is as follows
print $content
And all the fields of cck are displayed properly. But I want to access every field like Title, Body etc. I have tried with $content['title'], But nothing is displayed.
Can anyone please tell me how to access different fields in my tpl file. I am using Drupal 6.
Thanks in advance.
try to
<pre>
print_r($content);
</pre>
then you will see what's exactly in the array.
You can use node-[type].tpl.php to see the different fields. There, by default, each CCK field is exposed in a variable named with the field's name, for example if you have a field called field_logo then you have a variable called $field_logo which is an array representing the field's processed values and can be print_r()'d.
More template suggestions are available in Drupal documentation. And more information on using node.tpl.php and its derivatives is available too.