state

My company has a 3rd party web service we are designing a front end for. The "objects" used by this web service are very large (and variable depending on the number of sub-entities created). The web service does not expose methods to commit/load sub-entities, only the full object hierarchy. The UI itself is split into many sub screens, and master/detail views to be able to efficiently/easily edit the large amount of data. The issue is where to store all the data you aren't currently looking at. Doing the web service commit takes up to 30 seconds for large records, so it is not feasible to use

I have a tool palette which shows up when an admin user is logged in to a site. The palette is draggable (via jQueryUI.draggable) and I would like it to remember the position between pages/refreshes... Is there a standard way of doing this, or a plug-in I should be using, or do I need to roll my own (via cookies or something)? Alex Gyoshev Cookies are a fine option - you can use the functions by PPK like this: $('#palette') .css({ top: readCookie("palletteY")*1, left: readCookie("palletteX")*1 }) .draggable({ stop: function (event, ui) { createCookie("palletteX", ui.position.left, 100);

How can I transform this: $location.path('/app/home/' + id).search({x:y}); to this: $state.go('/app/home/' + id).search({x:y}); I tried, but I actually can't get enough information how to achieve that... Radim Köhler There is nice documentation (while deprecated, still really clear) : $state.go(to [, toParams] [, options]) Let's say that the state definitions are looking like this: .state('app', { // parent app url: '/app', ... }) .state('app.home', { url: '/home/:x', // the param named x ... Then you will do $state.go('app.home', {x:y}); This Q&A could help as well: Angular ui-router - how to

I would like to learn the best practices in reloading the application state, such that when my app is started, it should automatically load the "correct" view/subview when it is opened again. In my particular case, my app has a bunch of view controllers, each taking care of a UITableView. I would like for my app to "jump" to the correct node within my table view hierarchy when it is opened again. Building on what Marc said, assuming you've got a base view controller, and then one or more levels of 'drill-down', load all your view controllers up to the 'current' one using [navigationController

--- 如转请保留作者信息 jundai2009@gmail.com 接这上回说, 上面, g_sctp_fsm 是状态列表入口, 不同的状态下,处理网络包的方法不一样, 就是说处理的API不一样, 那这API就在这里选择. 状态表格中, 左边fsm_handler_fn 是执行动作, 右边是下面将要进入的状态. 关于这个库的状态机设计, 还有下面两个比较重要的宏 #define SCTP_TRANSFER_STATE(assoc, new_state) do {\ if ((assoc)->cur_state != new_state) {\ sctp_enter_state(assoc, new_state);\ assoc->cur_state = new_state;\ }\ }while(0); #define SCTP_PROC_PKG(instance, assoc, pkg, parsed_info, new_assoc) do {\ sctp_state old_state, new_state; \ old_state = (assoc) ? (assoc->cur_state):SCTP_STATE_CLOSED;\ new_state = (g_sctp_fsm[old_state] + (pkg))->new_state;\ new_assoc =

I've added department approvals to the standard CMMI-Template Requirement work-item. I'd like to limit the System.State field such that it can only be changed from Proposed to Active when all department approvals are set to "Yes". I've tried the following change to Requirement.xml <FIELD name="State" refname="System.State" type="String" reportable="dimension"> <WHEN field="Approval.Marketing" value="No"> <READONLY /> </WHEN> <WHEN field="Approval.Quality" value="No"> <READONLY /> </WHEN> <WHEN field="Approval.RD" value="No"> <READONLY /> </WHEN> <WHEN field="Approval.System" value="No">

I know that an error is thrown when setting state for a component not yet mounted. Which explains the error I get from using setState function as oppose to explicitly and directly setting the state. import React, {Component} from 'react'; class SearchBar extends Component { constructor(props) { super(props); this.state = {term: ''}; // -> seems to be the agreed means to set initial state // this.setState({term: ''}); // -> generates an error } render() { return ( <div> <input onChange={event => this.setState({term: event.target.value})}/> Value of the input: {this.state.term} </div> ); } } The