I sell a tremendous number of products that require finance of one kind or another. I also use 8 different lending sources for financing. Problem is that each lender works with certain product types and ages, etc. I can not use a generic application form due to the differences in each lenders requirements. I have added APPLY NOW Button(s) to each individual product but cannot use simple "goto" link.
Example(s):
Customer 1 views product ID#20, unit is 20 years old and only one particular lender will work.
Customer 2 views product ID#55, unit is brand new and all will work with it, but I send all new products to one lender in particular.
Apply Now Button is always the same image, but I need for the button to open the application page specific to that product, and auto fill the input fields such as Vendor Name, Product Name and Description, Price, Etc as most customers are unfortunately lazy and simply won't do that once they have been taken away from the product page. I figure I will need to code the button individually based on individual products to open the correct application, but want all to fill in the information. All items for AutoFill are stored in the Store Database as well as the Vendor (Store) Info.
Maybe I am in the wrong area or simply missed the answer somewhere else, but I am getting snow blind trying to find the answers...even a point in the right direction would help.
It sounds to me like you need to link the product with a lender type, this would make it easier to grab lander data and auto populate the form fields when the page loads. This way you would not need to change the "Apply Now" link.
In short I would suggest creating a link table between product/product type to the lender table.
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I am learning Wordpress currently so far I know how to design the webpage, but what I want to do next is to make a product page without ordering. What I want is the following:
List all my products and if one clicks on a product it will show the detail page of that product
The products can be added to a list and then there will be a contact form which will take the list and send it to me in a pdf or excel (but at first enough if only names are sent via email) so I can answer it with the asked question.
I sadly could not find any starting point I do not even know if there is such a plugin, if not can I make one myself? I know javascript so I think I could Programm it myself but would prefer if there is some plugin I can use due to time issues.
You can also use woocommerce. If you don't want a user to order something with a "Add to cart" button you could hide this button with your code or a pluging for example https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/yith-woocommerce-catalog-mode/
Please be patient with my English, and it's my first time to be here. I am very new to Tableau and JavaScript as well. I am trying to find a way to filter the dashboards in a different place. For example, when I click a person name from a list on the first dashboard and it shows a result, once I click another dashboard from the drop-down (not on API, just come from an HTML nav bar), this dashboard should show any results with the person name I chose on the first dashboard.
Like this: I'm viewing Dashboard 1. I apply filter Anthony. Then I go to Dashboard 2 after clicking this on drop-down. IF Dashboard 2 also has a filter named exactly "Anthony" show the result automatically.
I tried to research about this, but it does not help very much. I read the API reference and I thought getFilterAsync() from FilterEvent Class would work, but it doesn't. I would appreciate if you can explain or show an example with Javascript codes constructively. This example is similar to my goal, but I don't plan to use two dashboards and textbox/button on the same page. Another example is sort of what I want, but I don't need to put specific values on method to filter. I need to filter across workbooks after clicking anything on the API. It's not just a person name. It can be a date, number, location, etc. I want to know how I make filter values/parameters active on any dashboards.
Any response will be helpful. Thank you!
use action filter, where you specify the source dashboard and then the target dashboard
I am new to webdev and looking for suggestions.
Basically I am planning to use an image map to sell some items.
Each image contains up to 100 items. User can simply click on what's needed and from that point I need to figure what will be the best option to checkout.
The easiest method and obviously not smart will be to create 100 paypal buy now buttons and basically place each button for each item.
Cons - time consuming and space wasting because I will have about 100+ image maps.
Target is to have 1 checkout page which will know where the user came from and what he is actually willing to buy and somehow connected to PayPal Button.
Price for all items can be the same, no shipping price (it will be free) and no taxes. I don't want to have registration on the site.
Any ideas, maybe examples...?
HTML CSS JavaScript?
p.s. I found some topic about dynamic item name in paypal but I am still lost.
I´m doing a course catalog app for sharepoint. And i have a list called Courses.
in that list i have two columns called: seats and FreeSeats.
When you make a new course the boss decide how many can apply to the course.
So for ex: 5 seats.
When the Fifth person apply there most be a stop.
So i thought if i have the column FreeSeats, it can count up everytime someone apply. And when it is the same as the column Seats it will NOT be able to apply.
So i guess i need some sort of count that add 1 everytime someone apply to the FreeSeat column. And in a if loop check if the value of freeSeats are smaller than Seats, you can apply. If its bigger than Seats it will come a stop message.
Someone have any idea how a code like this looks like? I have never done this before.
Since your new to this I would advise you go through this MSDN tutorial.
It outlines how you would do some basic CRUD functionality in a SharePoint app.
You can then adapt it for your particular purpose. This is how I started out :) good luck. Ignore the fact it mentions Napa the app structure should be similar in VS
MSDN SharePoint CRUD in App
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Truez
You can actually set this up without any code by creating a list of Free Seats with Titles ranging from 1 to #. In your signup lists you would create a lookup column for each course that points to the corresponding list of free seats and select the "Enforce unique values" option. That way, when a user signs up for the course, they must select one of the free seat values you have created, and cannot sign up for a value selected previously. You can use a workflow to update a list elsewhere to give you your signup counts for tracking if you wish.
To do this programmatically you would need a workflow or event receiver that counted the total number of list items with a Free Seats value selected and then remove the contribute rights for the list that people are using to signup. There is no other way to stop people from adding a new item once your quota is satisfied.
I have the below requirement:
Front end for a big database which stores details about the sports students are in a school. For example student xyz plays cricket so database will store cricket details for him, student pqr plays soccer so database will store soccer details for him and so on.
The main screen is divided into two sections. The left section is a search section with several criteria user can input. On clicking search, result will be published in the right section as a summary.
For e.g. if searching for x resulted in 5 students, then the summary result will be 5 rows.
Now clicking on a specific student on the summary result should fetch all the other details specific to him and should publish it as new tabs in the same section. Like Occupation in One tab, his sports details in other tab.
1) How to achieve this using CSS and Javascript?
2) How to keep the other tabs disabled? For eg. soccer tab should not get enabled for student playing cricket.
I am extremely new in CSS and JS, so may be my requirement is not as complex as I feel. But I definitely require a starting point.
Use a separate <div> section for each tab, and specify a class attribute on each div that describes how it is being used. You can hide/show a div by modifying its style.visibility property (you set it to 'hidden' to hide the div and, for most situations, 'block' to display the div). You can use CSS to apply different styling to each div (such as its location on the page).
Personally, I would divide this up into three different tasks. The first task is setting the layout of the page to look right, using fake data (e.g. create a function that "fetches" the data, but actually just gives back canned data). The second task is provide request handlers that can return raw, unstyled data (preferably in JSON format) based on the data in the database. The third, final task is to connect the JavaScript in your user interface to actually fetch the data using XHR requests to these endpoints, and passing along the JSON response appropriately instead of passing along fake data.