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Scripting News: Thursday, July 4, 2024

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Thursday, July 4, 2024 Gordon McLean asks : "If I was to move my blog away from WordPress, what platform is simplest?" # I added a section to this site's About page re "Not secure." # Truth be told one of the reasons I added it now was because I wanted a place to use the new easter egg Nakedjen recorded for me (and you). # It could happen! # My blog is also a podcast . I wonder if anyone else does that. # The title of this episode is "A peneer of legitimacy," but what I really meant is veneer . # I describe a dream where the owner of the NY Times is, in March 2025, being tried by a military tribunal for not sufficiently helping Trump get re-elected as he was told to do. Sulzberger, in his own defense, points out that they covered Biden's Age , the official new version of Hillary's Emails , while ignoring other possible issues. # The tribunal returns with its verdict and hilarity ensues as the pun...

Scripting News: Wednesday, July 3, 2024

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Wednesday, July 3, 2024 Olbermann calls on Biden to resign, making Harris the incumbent. # Somehow, even though I watched an hour of news on MSNBC last night, and was on all the social media all day, I didn't hear about Pelosi's comments, or the leaked poll data, until this morning. It wasn't until I looked at the synopsis of Olbermann's podcast that I learned that something had changed. For whatever reason, even though I have made a significant investment in time to stay informed, it isn't working. Fact. # If something like this happens and you haven't seen it in my linkblog, or on my blog's home page, please post a link to my Mastodon account . # I added links to my two new podcast feeds to the About page on Scripting News. Screen shot . # Linkblog items for the day. Meanwhile, Trump Amplifies Calls for Military Tribunals. politicalwire.com So many pundits make dumping Joe Biden look so very easy. editorialboard.co...

APEX 24.1 Selectable Template Components

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APEX 24.1 Selectable Template Components Jul 3, 2024 · 4 min read Introduction A common pattern in application development is allowing users to select one or more records and then perform some action based on the selection. I previously wrote how to do this with Interactive Grids: APEX Interactive Grid - Processing Selected Records . The solution in that post had a drawback: it involved quite a bit of custom JavaScript. In APEX 24.1, the APEX development team has made our lives easier by enhancing Template Components to support declarative row selection . 👉 This post will describe this new APEX 24.1 Template Component Row Selection feature. Example In this example, users can search for and select one or more customers to send a payment reminder. I have a simple table of customers ( CNQB_CUSTOMERS ) that have been integrated into APEX from Quickbooks. Configuration Template Component I created a simple Content Row Template Component based on a table of customers. Note...

🔥 (#172) Component Metadata

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Hey! I have the landing page for Nuxt Tips Collection set up now. If you want to make sure you don't miss any updates about it, go there to sign up . Soon, the first episode of DejaVue with Evan You comes out, so make sure you don't miss it . I'll also be continuing work on Vuedle in my weekly live-stream — changing the answer based on the day, deploying to my shiny new domain, vuedle.app , and more. 🔥 When should you use v-if? Instead of using v-if , it's sometimes more performant to use v-show instead: < ComplicatedChart v-show = "chartEnabled" /> When v-if is toggled on and off, it will create and destroy the element completely. Instead, v-show will create the element and leave it there, hiding it by setting its style to display: none . Doing this can be much more efficient if the component you're toggling is expensive to render. On the flip side, if you don't need that expensive component immed...

Scripting News: Tuesday, July 2, 2024

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Tuesday, July 2, 2024 Listen to today's Countdown podcast. I was cheering out loud during the first segment. When you read this post , you'll see why. I tried listening to the NYT Daily podcast today, but it made me hate them all over again, starting with saying how great a week it has been for Trump. You can say that, imho, but you have to say right after that, that it was a terrible week for the rest of us. Because any good news for Trump is awful news for everyone else. And I do mean everyone, including the people who plan to vote for him again. # Chief Justice John Roberts : "I will decide every case based on the record, according to the rule of law, without fear or favor, to the best of my ability, and I will remember that it's my job to call balls and strikes, and not to pitch or bat." # They edited the Constitution the way board members of tech companies design software products, with no idea how it works. # My favorite soft drink thes...