I am working on a use case where I need to create a new Kibana dashboard based on a new data view that can be dynamically created from an index pattern in ES.
I read from here -
can you create visuals programmatically in Kibana?
that one can create a template in ndjson format and swap out the variable parts to create a new dashboard. I tried to swap out the variable parts however it ended up replacing the old dashboard that I had exported to get the ndjson template earlier.
If anyone has a working solution or ideas about creating a working generic Kibana dashboard template that can be imported programmatically to create a new dashboard based on new data views then it will be of great help to folks like me here. Thanks in advance.
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I have created a table in Wordpress using WpDataTable plugin. I need to extract one value from the table for some specific purpose. How can I achieve this ?
I have a challenge with the way data is stored from Wordpress into mysql.
I'm new to Wordpress - but I'm trying to combine different plugins to achieve a specific functionality on a website.
Plugin #1 uses a specific type of post and some metadata - the plugin works great.
Plugin #2 can create posts of custom types and with custom metadata from the frontend. A flexible and great plugin.
My intention is to use plugin #2 to create posts from the frontend for plugin #1, which requires that some specific metadata contains specific values (otherwise the data are interpretted wrong). These values are saved with hidden inputfields in a form.
My challenge is that a value (which is serialized) is kind of serialized again. The value is a:1:{i:0;s:3:"198";}
Plugin #2 handles it well (as the data is shown correct in front- and backend of the plugin) - BUT in myPhpAdmin I can see that the data is saved differently s:20:"a:1:{i:0;s:3:"198";}"; - and hence that value cannot be understood by plugin #1.
I'm thinking of two options:
change something so s:xx: isn't added to the value(-s)
make the frontend form/plugin save the data in a serialized way so the value gets the correct format.
Any recommendations? - can I in anyway achieve my functionality?
Looks like
s:20:"a:1:{i:0;s:3:"198";}";
value is being serialized twice. You can check the plugin source code to see why the plugin serializing same value twice and if can prevent it than both plugin can share same data.
I am building an application using google app maker with google sheets as the back end. How can I access the google sheet that saves the data I intake using the application?
App Maker doesn't actually store the data in sheets, it stores it in a custom database associated with your app. The best way to view the contents of that database right now is to create a new page in your application and drag out a table widget to it. You can set the fields to editable as well if you want to allow editing.
Just throwing it out there, but what I'm doing in one of my AppMaker apps is using a server Script to export to a sheet that I created.
Basically use the SheetsApp API to edit:
sheet = SpreadSheetApp.openById(spreadsheetFileId).insertSheet(1);
I create a new array newRow = [];
then I use a for-in loop to loop over the data in my app database and newRow.push, then use sheet.appendRow(newRow);
I then end up with a sheet that is a match to the data in my database.
Hope that helps.
I am trying to develop a New WordPress Plugin, I have tried to store the settings values in the WordPress built in DB table Options but there is problem storing and fetching the values so i decided to create new database table to store the values, Is this a good idea to create new db table and what is best way to create, sanitize and retrieve the valued.
Rather than write to the Wordpress tables directly, use the Wordpress APIs that serialize your data and write it correctly. The add_option function and the similar get_option function should be what you are looking for.
What I want to do:
Setup data schema and import .csv data into drupal
create a drupal page that shows the data in the table
Is there any existing module can complete similar task?
PS: I am using drupal 7.x version.
Thanks in advance.
First create a content type as per your schema.
Then use the Feeds module (http://drupal.org/project/feeds) to import the data from the CSV.
Use Views (http://drupal.org/project/views) to create data-table.