I'm trying to create a custom search form that updates a table without using the ADF Query Panel, since i want to keep the same header layout on the "customer" search form page and the "customer" detailed page. Any advice on how to do this?
(Example using the HR Schema, to search customer and view customer page)
Lots of answer on google, like this. Also, look at using the ExecWithParams if you want to build it based on bind vars
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I am new to Kibana and working on a project where I have to integrate a dynamic dashboard in the website for every user in the system.
Is there any way that I can achieve this on Kibana?
I tried passing the query using the iframe code, but the issue with that is If any user tries using the filter option they can see the data of the other user using the filter.
I tried not passing the filter option, however, this is not a good approach, as I want the user to filter and see only through their data.
These are the links that I referred to but didn't find any optimal solution
Filter data based on some fields in Kibana Dashboard using URL
https://discuss.elastic.co/t/kibana-embedding-dashboard-in-website-with-dynamic-filter-param/241518/2
This link describes exactly what I want to achieve.
I need to know how to pass URL filters dynamically so I can show each customer only their dashboard data based on the customer_id field or other fields.
Also how to remove the topbar add a filter so they can create their own filters
And how to hide/remove the loading kibana picture while it is loading so users don't know we are using kibana as Whitelabel.
Thanks in Advance!
I want to create a form in wordpress
that will add a row into a google spreadsheet
what is the best way to do that?
any example?
Thanks.
I would personally create a Google Form that has fields for the data you intend to have in your form in WordPress. Check the source of the Google generated form and duplicate the form (with your own styling) on your own site, as long as all of the field's names and id's match, the method is correct, and the action on the form tag is correct you should be able to submit the form and it will add a row to a spreadsheet.
I implemented a search index using Drupal Search API, and then created a view using that search index. In my view I added filters on searchable fields. My search is working very well.
However, my clients want to have the search filter controls in the sidebar and the search results in the main content region. But my filter controls and results are part of a single view. It is possible to separate them?
Drupal version : 7.26
I'm assuming when you talk about a 'view' you mean you are using the views module.
If this is the case when you edit the view under the advanced section there is an option called "Exposed form in block" - it does exactly what is says on the tin.
I would like to know what is the best way to create a custom page for my client where he can update is content by himself, the simpliest way possible for him, without even entering drupal management.
I would like to create a page with different dropdown list where he can't update a table on a page, only by selecting an item in those and add other dropdown list as well.
For example: he logs in a custom page
Theres a list with different kind of fruits, he choose banana and it automaticaly update a page table and update it with banana.
After that he could also create a new drop down list of vegetables for example, and add different kind in it so he can use it to update the site later. All that done with ajax as well.
I'm very new to drupal and have a couple of php notions, but i don't know where to start, would it be in CCK, Views or Form Api or the three at the same time?
Or is there a module out there doing that kind of thing?
English is not my primary language, so sorry if it isn't very clear.
Thank you very much.
I think what you are looking for is CCK module. You can create a CCK content type and have a field within it called fruits. From the admin interface you can decide what are the values that should be in the dropdown.
You can give the client permission to create a node of the content type. If you think he should be able to edit only the drop down values, make sure you give him the permission to only that field.
You can create a listing page using http://drupal.org/project/views or you can also consider using
http://drupal.org/project/editview
You should take a look at views bulk operations, and try using the "modify node fields" feature which will allow you to perform bulk operations on node fields displayed in a view and then look into roles & permissions which will help you restrict viewing the "View" by role.
I have created a search page uising exposed filters and views module. The user can choose from different values in order to get a table with specific results (returning node fields). This page is located under mysite.com/search. The problem is that I would like to put a simplified version of the search form on my homepage (lets say just the keyword search box + one or two checkboxes). This can be a block or a view. When the user presses the search button I would like to redirect him to the search page and show the results. Here the user shall be able to refine his search in an ordinary way. I guess this can be achieved by HTTP GET parameters and pointing to the actual search site. I was wondering however if I could do it without hardcoding the forms on my homepage, i.e. by using views, blocks, etc. I hope this makes sense. Any help will be appreciated.
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The end result is that you want to have one form bring you to the search results page, and another advanced form on the search results page itself. This solution accomplishes this by creating two identical views with different filters for each form.
When someone uses the simplified form, they're taken to example.com/search, and when they're on that page and use the advanced form, they're taken to example.com/search/advanced. Because the views are identical with similar paths, the end user won't know the difference.
Here's how to accomplish this:
Create a view for the search results. Use the default display to set up the search results however you want. For filters, only put in automatic filters: don't put in the stuff you want the user to be able to filter by.
Create a new page display in that view. Give it a path of search. This is going to be the results page that a user hits when they use your simplified search form.
In this page display, override the filters. Set up and expose the filters you want for the simplified search form.
Override Expose form in block in the Basic settings for this display and set it to yes.
Create a new page display in the view, and give it a path of search/advanced. This is going to be the results page that a user hits when they use the advanced search form.
Override the filters for this display, set up and expose the filters you want for the advanced search form.
Override Expose form in block in the Basic settings for this display and set it to yes.
Now, you'll have two view pages, search and search/advanced, and two blocks, a simplified search form and an advanced search form.
Go to the block administration, and enable the simplified search block. Use the path specific visibility settings to set where you want the simplified search box to appear.
Now, enable the advanced search block. Use the path specific visibility settings to set the visibility to:
search
search/*
Let's say you wanted to create another simplified search block with a different set of filters (let's call this alternate). You can do that too: create another page display in your view as you did in steps 2-4 but instead of using the path search, give it a different path: search/alternate. You can add as many simplified forms with different filters as you want, and they'll all have the advanced search form and the same results when you use them.