I have this working using html table and javascript. i thought it was a one off but now other departments within the company want to use it. i need to make something the user can alter as they please, the way it is now the comments are hard coded (i know a really bad idea). I was thinking about excel but not everyone has it. So Im down to the idea of a text file.
Sample of the html as it is no looks like this:
The label describing the comment and then the text of the comment next to it on one row of the table.
Comment 1 This is the text to copy
Ive tried to find a similar solution but cant find what Im looking for. If anyone has a idea please post. Thanks.
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I have a PDF file with two kinds of fields: simple text box and drop-down menus with a list of choices. I also have separate plain text tables with information to fill those fields. Ideally, I would like to take this PDF with the fields empty and fill it according to the information I have in the tables.
Therefore, I was wondering if someone can help me to try to solve this problem or at least point me in the right direction. The closest thing that I have found as a solution is to write a javascript that fills the PDF. However, I am afraid that I am not familiar with modifying PDFs nor javascript, and without a clear example it would be difficult for me to understand what is going on. I am familiar with python and R so if anyone knows a solution using those that would be great (I am okay learning new stuff too!).
One last note, the PDF does not come from me, I am trying to avoid copy-pasting work for my colleagues. The tables do come from me so I can modify them as I please.
Thanks.
I'm working on a new version of my business site at http://bigriverwebdesign.com. I'm trying to implement a Photosphere background (http://photo-sphere-viewer.js.org/). I've contacted the plugin author, but he's been unresponsive and I'd like to see if anyone on StackOverflow has an insight.
I almost have things working the way I want them, but are two hangups I can't figure out.
1) The cursor displays as a grabbed hand. I would like to change it to all-scroll. I don't think this has to do with my implementation because it is the same way on the plugin site. I am unable to change the cursor with CSS and I'm not sure that it is being set with CSS in the first place. Does anyone know why the browser displays things this way and how I might go about overriding it?
2) I can't select text to copy and paste from pages like http://www.bigriverwebdesign.com/services. If I remove the photosphere, I'm able to select text just fine. I'm having trouble finding any information on this.
thank you!
The printer: TM-T88V
The Manual: https://files.support.epson.com/pdf/pos/bulk/tmt88v_swum_reve.pdf
A receipt-marker Web template for the printer: http://www.i-pos.nl/epson/
(Provided by Epson)
I'm a noob that doesn't know any computer languages. I've dug all I can but I still can't make sense of it all. I still don't know what I need to learn to print the receipts I want to print.
There's mention of XML, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. But I don't know which one I need to learn. And I don't want to waste time learning one I don't need for this specific purpose.
What I want is to make a receipt that looks very similar to that of another business who makes wonderful receipts, and who uses this printer.
Ideally this is just a txt document or something very simple that I can manually change the lines of and click print. I do not need any sort of POS program with text boxes, buttons, or anything on a website for now. I just need a simple, off-line, on-my-desktop type solution. I want to plug the printer into my computer, change a few lines of text or code, and print it and have it look like their receipt, except with my logo and address.
Even if I can figure out how to print a receipt I manually made in Illustrator. I'm content doing that as well.
Please help me figure this out.
Edit: Would it at all be possible to pay someone to make some sort of noob-friendly setup where I just change lines of text and click print and get the result I want?
Would this be costly?
Would I be better off learning how to do this myself?
According to this manual, page 64, it'll be Javascript. But this document talks about the TMT88V-i, and you have a TMT88V. I'd suggest you to try this out in order to be fixed.
I've been trying to get this free alternative editor I found here to work but it keeps on blowing up on me because I am terrible at javaScript. Been debugging, reading documentations like mad all day but my scrub mind is out of ideas but I'm still trying anyway.
I deleted some of the stuff it had in there like ajax to server,the ID row, because I don't need those, I just want to be able to insert, edit, and delete rows in the table while keeping the <option> dropdown and pattern validation.
I prepared a jsfiddle with my exact setup here. Any hints/help will be greatly appreciated.
Managed to figure it out myself.
This jsfiddle is an updated version that works.
This diff shows the modifications I made compared to the original.
What is the point you ask?
The point is to be able to validate stuff before adding/editing them, to have a neat dropdown select, and to be able to send the data from the table itself as a JSON string in a "Column Name" : "Cell Data" format so that I can json_decode($_POST['table'] and use a nice associative array to add the data to my database.
Why?
Beats me, do what you want with it. I plan to use it to send a list of addresses one way only to the server.
Why not use the official editor?
Because I can't justify the price for my meaningless project and I hardly need 10% of what it offers.
Big thanks to Kingcode.com where I found the free datatables editor alternative and KasperOlesen for making it more awesome.
I want to create a html site for troubleshooting problems, in which the user selects an answer to a question and then another question is loaded based on the answer, and then another question based on that answer and so on until they drill down to a solution.
I've looked around on here for something similar but all I've found so far is quite simple code that hides all divs then changes the display options based on which radio button is selected - with the number of questions I want to load I dont think this would be suitable...
I think the best way to do it would be to find a way to store all of the different questions in a separate file then use an onclick event to load the correct one depending on which radio button is selected... preferably using AJAX. Problem is I'm extremely rusty with my js/ajax and have no idea where to begin with this!
I realise it sounds like I'm asking practically asking someone to write it for me haha! but even if someone knows of any tutorials or can just point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated!
Try JQuery-Drilldown
A Demo and Instructions are in the Link below. Just look at the tags and the JavaScript