I would like to set up a survey/form that I can repeatedly send to the field (I'm working in NGO business) with mainly open answer questions. The form should be done in a way that it always already shows the answers from when the form was filled the previous time. Anyone knows sth like this?
ODK and KoBoToolbox support that feature. It is not yet documented on XLSForm.org, but you can read more about it here: https://docs.getodk.org/form-logic/#values-from-the-last-saved-record
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like in the title, is it possible to create an article using current Linkedin API?
I am not interested in sharing an article but posting a new one. I found some questions regarding that from last year and based on answers it wasn’t possible back then. Is it still a case? I couldn’t find this in Linkedin documentation.
Also additional question, did the limit for the amount of characters inside a post (it is possible to create a post via API) change recently? Currently it is set to 1300 characters but I am pretty sure that a few weeks ago we were able to create a longer post.
I need a quiz for my students:
I have tried working with googleforms, using "super quiz" and "flubaroo". The problem with the two plugins, was that it did not send the email automatically.
Then i made a script to do that, but the problem here is the students don't have the permission (and i can't provide it). I tried to change the permission in googleform, did not work.
It should work something like this:
1. Student answer questions and submit the answer.
2. Student automatically receives a graded version and should be able to see their wrong answers.
3. Teacher receives the same version as nr 2.
Is there some kinda multiplechoice that does this? This should be easy and I assume im not the first one that want this solution.
I solved this by using google form and flubaroo.
I am using Flex 4, ActionScript 3.
I want to disable auto-sort. Meaning I want the sort to be executed only when the user clicks the column header, not when new rows are added to the binded collection or when values are changed.
So far, I've found only this on the Internet:
http://tomek.me/disable-sort-on-datagrid-edit-update/
I'd like to avoid doing that if possible.
Many months ago, I found a solution that involved using event.preventDefault() placed somewhere. I thought I wouldn't have a problem finding it again, but I am.
Can someone please help? Thanks!
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I have face that problem many times before and get the same result as you get is NULL.
It in not possible at all and if possible please change in mx:internal otherwise there is no solution for that.
Have a nice day..
I want to be able to go through all instances of a printed details subreport and do some formatting of records, in part by computing stuff for one record based on another one already printed. The code that prints reports is a bit of a mess, so I think this particular issue is easiest to handle by a kind of postprocessing of a printed report rather than by changing the underlying data binding etc code.
Well, frankly, I am unable to find a way even to get to the point where I could format text records in a single XRTable (XRTable.AfterPrint event does not work for me here) let alone format one XRTable based on values output in another one.
Any suggestions? Is this a FAQ with a standard answer or a FAQ with "we are tired of telling people it cannot be done" answer?
There is no such event :(. A possible solution I've posted by answering
does DevExpress XtraReports have an easily accessible notion of “current detail report being printed”?
question.
I am working on a little mobile app for facebook and have been studying the Facebook Api's for weeks now.
My problem I need help with is comments, I have my app retrieving them via post_id/comments?access_token=**&limit=10 but the problem with this way is that the comments are being sent oldest first, so if i wanted to get the newest comments and there were 200 comments i'd have to call the api because of pagination 19 times to get the most recent. Is there any way of telling the graph api to send the newest comments first? I really want to avoid having to get all the comments at once just to sort them myself - sometimes there are over 2000 comments.
I did a little experimenting with fql last night and found I was able to specify ORDER BY time in the query and also LIMIT and less than time to do my own kind of pagination. The problem with this way is that the person name (who had made the comment) isn't returned, only an id for that person. Please correct me if im wrong but that would then mean having to make a call to the api to find out the name of the commenter for each comment made on a post - again sometimes over 2000. I think this is not a solution for mobile.
I just want my app to show comments newest first. Please can any one of any advice?
Regards
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/rest/fql.multiquery/