Document System Tutorial Part 14 - Permissions Form¶
In this part, we will discuss about creating the Permissions field and displaying the permission status for each document records.
First of all, run your application. We need to get the ID of each users. In order to do that, go to the Document System Dashboard then click USERS.
Click the System Admin user.
In the address bar, there is a number 1 in the last part of the hyperlink. In short, the User ID of the System Admin is 1.
Go back then click the John Doe user.
In the address bar, there is a number 2 in the last part of the hyperlink. In short, the User ID of the John Doe is 2.
Here is the summary:
System Admin - 1
John Doe - 2
Now exit your application. Go to the document.go and create a new function named Permissions__Form() that returns a string. This returns the Read, Add, Edit, and Delete permissions based on an assigned user ID.
// Permissions__Form creates a new field named Permissions !
func (d Document) Permissions__Form() string {
// Initialize u variable that calls the User model
u := uadmin.User{}
// Get the user record based on an assigned ID
uadmin.Get(&u, "id = ?", 1)
// Initialize read, add, edit and delete that gets the permission for a
// specific user based on an assigned ID
r, a, e, del := d.GetPermissions(u)
// Returns the permission status
return fmt.Sprintf("Read: %v Add: %v, Edit: %v, Delete: %v", r, a, e, del)
}
In fact that our assigned user ID is 1, we are getting the System Admin user record then we are passing the Read, Add, Edit, and Delete permission values to that user.
Now run your application. Go to the Document System Dashboard then click DOCUMENT USERS.
Click the first record that has a document of Computer.
Because all existing records are using John Doe as the User, let’s change the User of this record to System Admin. Remove Read and Add permissions to this one as well so that no one can access to this record except the System Admin itself.
Result
Now go back to the Document System Dashboard then click DOCUMENTS.
Click the Computer document.
Scroll down the form then you will see the new field named Permissions where all permission levels are set to false.
Click here to view our progress so far.
In the next part, we will talk about schema form modifier based on the CreatedBy form filter that checks the admin status of the user and the CreatedBy is not an empty string. If the user is not an admin and the CreatedBy is an empty string, the CreatedBy field will set as Read Only that means it cannot be modified.


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You can use PPReCOGG from python as so:
from pprecogg import gaborExtract, classifyFeatures
# path to the image you wish to classify
unknown_img_path = "/path/to/unknown/image"
# paths to the images whose class you know
adh_img_path = "/path/to/adh/image"
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Simplest way to use PPReCOGG in CLI mode is to use the full_auto mode.
Step One: Create configuration file:
{
"unknown_image": "/path/to/unknown/image",
/* optional, for rerunning */
"unknown_features": "/path/to/unknown/features.h5",
"known_images":[
"/path/to/known/image",
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/* optional, for rerunning */
"known_features":[
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],
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}
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Run the command sudo su -
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If you are logged in to an account with system administration capabilities,
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Similarly to the process for adding a user you must first issue the command sudo su -
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Are you also experiencing issues with Battlelog today?
It stalls for like a 10 seconds without loading comcenter and my XP bar on top of the main page.
Also, with BBLog minimized comcenter I cannot open it after the comcenter button appears.
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No, works normally for me.
But your described issue happens sometime randomly for me.
I think it's because some external sources didn't load properly (like google ads includes and stuff that the user don't really see).
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Jarek-CZE
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Total crash, nothing works !!!!!
My friends too. Browsers, all mozilla. Can´t logout, buttons not works . . . .
And whats this jesus? waiting for s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com ? ? ? ?
EDIT: chrome also not working
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Well, that's weird.
Maybe all of you can try it without BBLog again?
Maybe todays BBLog update is the bad boy, what i didn't expect but maybe.
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juress
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BrainFooLong wrote:
Well, that's weird.
Maybe all of you can try it without BBLog again?
Maybe todays BBLog update is the bad boy, what i didn't expect but maybe.
Nah, already tried... It's a Battlelog issue.
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Jarek-CZE
Jarek-CZE
After complete removing plugins (BBLOG) from browser it is still not working ( standard Battlelog still not works ! ) Now what? Reinstall the game? :D Trololo
EDIT: O K :)
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Very weird, thanks for the heads up, we're investigating.
Is is just from s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com or are any of you guys receiving other errors?
If someone has a console output dump from Chrome or Firefox, that could be useful
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
DarkLord7854 wrote:
Very weird, thanks for the heads up, we're investigating.
Is is just from s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com or are any of you guys receiving other errors?
If someone has a console output dump from Chrome or Firefox, that could be useful
Okey, now all of you can activate BBLog again, it's not the bad boy :)
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DarkLord7854
DarkLord7854
Hmm, interesting.
Recently helped someone with this issue and it ended up being an issue with his router firewall rules blocking the request. Can you guys verify that there's nothing in your network/firewall settings that could block this?
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
DarkLord7854 wrote:
Hmm, interesting.
Recently helped someone with this issue and it ended up being an issue with his router firewall rules blocking the request. Can you guys verify that there's nothing in your network/firewall settings that could block this?
Both router and system Firewalls disabled, ISP isn't blocking anything.
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Theme Developer
Allright...
I guess that some network problems between you and amazonaws was the problem.
I don't say your network was the problem but maybe the connection between amazonaws and you was a little bit laggy/broken.
Topicstarter
juress
Theme Developer
BrainFooLong wrote:
Well, i don't think that DICE/EA have fixed/changed something - Otherwise they are fast as hell.
I guess that some network problems between you and amazonaws was the problem.
I don't say your network was the problem but maybe the connection between amazonaws and you was a little bit laggy/broken.


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The binding elements attach constraints, calculations and messages to one or more target items.
Properties are attached to items with bindings attributes which use XPath to select their target(s).
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| readonly | Boolean XPath expression defining if a node is changeable or not | false |
| required | Boolean XPath expression describing whether a value is required before submitting instance data. | false |
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| type | XML Schema datatype to be attached to bound node(s) | none |
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| label | attaches a label text to bound UI Controls | none |
| hint | attaches a hint text for bound UI Controls | none |
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A nested bind element inherits the binding context from its parent bind element. In XForms terms this is known as 'scoped resolution' and reduces typing and improves readability.
Example:
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GOOD BURGER
Rating: 5.5 and $4.00
I accidentally saw Good Burger when I was trying to go to Nothing to Lose. Hint: The "Camillus Mall -- Route 5" is neither in Camillus nor on Route 5. It would take you at least a half hour to figure that out on your own, and you would miss Nothing to Lose and be forced to see Good Burger too.
As for the movie, it is overall fairly enjoyable. It does suffer from several weak performances and weak filler, but there are much worse movies this summer (Batman & Robin! Wee! What a waste of $7.50!!!).
I can't point to any one actor as having a performance that really "worked". They were all fairly competent, but none really excited me. I was especially disappointed by Abe Vigoda, who looked very old, very tired, and very bored. I did like Shaq, who does a great job just being himself.
The movie starts out strong, with strong action and comedy bits, but then falls flat and drags through the middle to a nearly-believable ending.
The target audience for this film appears to be 13-15 year olds. So take one of them with you and laugh when they do. Otherwise, wait until it moves to the cheap section of your video store.
I give two ratings: An arbitrary scale of enjoyability (1 to 10) and a maximum price I would pay to see the movie.
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Lionel Messi surprised Borussia Dortmund starlet by sending him a birthday gift
by HarigovindYoussoufa Moukoko, a fifteen-year-old wonderkid who currently plays for Borussia Dortmund, recently celebrated his birthday in style as he reportedly received a gift from none other than Barcelona legend Lionel Messi.
According to Soccer Laduma, Moukoko received his birthday gift from Messi on Wednesday, and immediately afterwards, The Cameroon-born German youth international posted an image on his official Instagram account showing off the boxed gift that the Barcelona talisman sent him.
“Oh my god! Got this as a gift from my idol. Many thanks, Leo Messi. Thanks for all your birthday wishes,” the teenage prodigy posted on Instagram.
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As you can see from the above photo, Moukoko is holding up a photograph of Messi while behind him, is a frame with some more pictures of the Argentina ace. There’s also a pair of Nike trainers with “Youssoufa” written on a card.
It is yet to be made clear as to whether he sent him all of those items. What is also unknown, is the reason why he sent him birthday presents.
In case you missed it, Moukoko has previously named the 32-year-old as one of his biggest footballing idols.
The youngster is widely regarded as one of the best rising talents in world football – and recently, he also became the youngest player ever to score in the UEFA Youth League.
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Caldwell leads SE Louisiana past feisty Xavier (LA) 77-70
HAMMOND, La. (AP) - Nick Caldwell scored 15 points and Ty Brewer scored 12 and Southeastern Louisiana beat scrappy NAIA-member Xavier (LA) 77-70 on Monday night.
William Lloyd’s layup for the Gold Rush tied the score at 11-all with 10½ minutes to play before halftime. But the Lions (1-1) outscored Xavier 25-6 to end the half up 36-17.
Johnell Lane’s 3-pointer reduced Xavier’s deficit to 55-47 with 9½ minutes remaining, and a little more 60 seconds late, William Lloyd made a pair of free throws to make it a five-point game. But the Lions used a 17-6 run to make it 74-58 on LaQuan Butler’s jumper with 3½ minutes to go.
Lloyd finished with 20 points and the Gold Rush shot 27 of 51 (52.9.
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- 1.When you click the app icon on your phone you get the home page of the app
- The menu icon can be found
- The introduction to the App
- GooglePlay link to the App
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Steps
Click the launch link of the menu
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DOMSnap helps you to offline web pages by persisting DOM to IndexedDB/WebSQL.
HTML5 provides LocalStorage, IndexedDB, and window.caches to build offline web apps. But all of these technologies, we can't miss local database. DOMSnap takes full advantage of offline technologies. Storing HTML to local IndexedDB/WebSQL and resumeing when you're offline. With DOMSnap, web pages can resume to their last state with less request to the server and less template render. Think offline is a long way out, why not just give DOMSnap a try?
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Scary Movie 2 * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Keenen Ivory Wayans. Cast: Anna Faris, Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Regina Hall, Christopher Kennedy Masterson, Chris Elliott, Tim Curry, David Cross, Kathleen Robertson, Tori Spelling, James Woods, Natasha Lyonne, Andy Richter, Veronica Cartwright, Richard Moll. 2001 - 82 minutes Rated R (profanity, violence, sexual situations, and nudity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, July 4, 2001.
Literally three days away from a whole year since the release of Keenen Ivory Wayan's mega-grossing horror spoof, "Scary Movie," "Scary Movie 2" comes with the same director, many of the same writers (there are seven screenwriters listed in the credits!), and several cast member returnees. What has, unfortunately, not returned in "Scary Movie 2" is its predecessor's rapid-fire energy, shockingly raunchy humor, or even its joke-to-laughter ratio. What was once a novel idea just last summer has since grown rather stale, and it shows. "Scary Movie 2," while occasionally uproarious (but not occasionally enough), is a wasted opportunity that comes off less as a major motion picture, and more as an endless parade of comedic skits strung together by the thinnest of stories, with no purpose other than to make the studio heads mucho dinero.
Bypassing the lampooning of slasher films, "Scary Movie 2" takes direct aim at the supernatural genre, and loosely follows the plotting of 1999's "The Haunting," which was a very bad movie in and of itself.  Once the setup is finished, there isn't much in the way of a cohesive narrative, with Cindy and her college pals getting stalked by a bunch of ghost, one of which is drawn to Cindy because she bears a striking resemblance to his beloved mistress.
The first thirty minutes of "Scary Movie 2" are its best. Getting off to a side-splitting start with a spoof of "The Exorcist" (with James Woods and Andy Richter playing priests out to exorcise the possessed Natasha Lyonne), the film remains fast-paced and snappily written until, following a disgustingly funny dinner scene, it completely falls apart, jumping inconsistently from one scene to the next without any sort of coherence. It is as if the opening half-hour was fully written and planned, and then director Keenen Ivory Wayans and his ragtag team of "writers" just began randomly pulling stuff out of their head to shoot on any given day.
Direct movie spoofs make up the majority of the picture's running time, whether it be "Poltergeist," "The Haunting," "Hollow Man," "Charlie's Angels," "Hannibal," "Dude, Where's My Car?," or "Save the Last Dance." While some are certainly amusing, most feel merely desperate, tired, and predictable. It's one thing to turn a film's memorable moments on their head, and quite another to simply remake the scene without any skewering. This is basically what Wayans has done here, and it is lazy filmmaking.
Whereas the original developed characters with distinct, yet appropriately silly, personalities, the sequel wastes its cast terribly, with only one person making a notable impression. Chris Elliott (1998's "There's Something About Mary") is an absolute showstopper as the mansion's weirdo caretaker, Hanson, who has a deliriously deformed left hand that is the subject of many tear-inducing laughs. Whenever Elliott is onscreen, the movie jump-starts to life just as it has begun wading through an abyss of unfunny material. Anna Faris, as good-girl Cindy, doesn't get as much to do as she did in "Scary Movie" #1, despite remaining the central character. Faris is a promising actress, and could very well hold her own in a more down-to-earth kind of movie. The only other actor worth positively mentioning is Regina Hall, who has resurrected her spicy role of Brenda, and brightens up her scenes.
The movie's new additions don't fare nearly as well. Every single one has next to nothing to do but stand around and recite myriad lines of dialogue that are supposed to be funnier than they actually are. Tim Curry (2000's "Charlie's Angels"), so talented, is so transparent as to not even seem, in retrospect, like he was even in the film. The same goes for Tori Spelling (1999's "Trick"), as Alex, a supposed innocent who begins a lurid affair with a ghost; Kathleen Robertson (2000's "Beautiful"), as the voluptuous Theo; and Christopher Kennedy Masterson (TV's "Malcolm in the Middle"), as Cindy's token horny love interest.
Filled with gags involving sex, semen, urine, puke, and farting, "Scary Movie 2," nonetheless, feels tame in comparison to the original, perhaps because the jokes are shameless rehashes of scenes that were already done last year. "Scary Movie" was shocking in what it could get away with, and what it was willing to show; this follow-up, on the other hand, is predictable and doesn't even attempt to outdo its competitor.
"Scary Movie 2" does have some big laughs, as expected. The "Exorcist" prologue, as already mentioned, is deliciously zany, as is an ongoing gag involving a foul-mouthed, trash-talking parrot, and the unforgettable role of Chris Elliott. Even still, long stretches are vacuous of successful humor, and at 82 minutes, the whole thing plays like little more than an afterthought that seems to have taken about five days to shoot. Choppily edited and obviously rushed to theaters to quickly make a tidy profit, "Scary Movie 2" reinforces the age-old adage that sequels really do usually suck.
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Use these documents to calculate English Baccalaureate value added (VA) scores for pupils and for schools.
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Use the pupil ready reckoner to calculate VA scores for English Baccalaureate ( EBacc ) subjects (science, humanities and languages) for an individual pupil.
Use the school ready reckoner to see how we’ve calculated your school’s VA scores for EBacc subjects from individual pupils’ VA scores.
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TRect is used to hold two coordinates on the screen, which usually specify the upper left corner and the lower right corner of views. Sometimes the second coordinate speficy the size (extension) of the view. The two coordinates are named a and b.
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Notification Flag Gadget¶
This guide steps through the process of creating an Alexa Gadget that rotates a servo to raise and lower a flag when a notification is received or cleared on a paired Echo device.
Prerequisites¶
In order to to run this example you should already have a Raspberry Pi with the Alexa-Gadgets-Raspberry-Pi-Samples software installed. Learn more in the project README. In addition, you will need the following hardware:
Header pins soldered to your Raspberry Pi (used for connecting hardware)
Three male-female jumper wires
Step 1: Connect the servo to your Pi¶
The following steps walk you through connecting the servo:
Make sure your Raspberry Pi is powered off.
Connect jumper wires to the 5V, GPIO25 (Pin 22), and GRND pins. Learn more
Connect jumper wires to the servo using the diagram below. Red is power, black/brown is ground, and yellow/orange is signal.
Once you’ve connected the servo to the Pi, start up your Pi.
Step 2: Configure your credentials¶
Now that the servo is connected to your Pi, you can continue on with the example.
As with any example, you’ll need to first add the credentials that are associated with the gadget you created in the Alexa Voice Service Developer Console:
On the command line of your Pi, navigate to
/home/pi/Alexa-Gadgets-Raspberry-Pi-Samples/src/examples/notification
and open thenotification.ini
file within that folder.Change the
amazonId
fromYOUR_GADGET_AMAZON_ID
to the Amazon ID that is displayed on the gadget’s product page in the Alexa Voice Service Developer Console.Change the
alexaGadgetSecret
fromYOUR_GADGET_SECRET
to the Alexa Gadget Secret that is displayed on the gadget’s product page in the Alexa Voice Service Developer Console.
You can also use the launch script’s setup mode to configure all the credentials for all the examples at once as follows:
Start the launch script in setup mode
sudo python3 launch.py --setup
Enter ‘y’ when prompted for configuring the gadget credentials; and enter the
amazonId
andalexaGadgetSecret
that is displayed on the gadget’s product page in the Alexa Voice Service Developer Console.
To learn more, refer to Register a Gadget in the Alexa Gadgets Toolkit documentation.
Step 3: Explore the example¶
The example follows the same model as other examples that you can browse within the Alexa-Gadgets-Raspberry-Pi-Samples project.
Configuration¶
Within the notification.ini
file, in addition to the credentials you just modified, you will see a group of [GadgetCapabilities]
that this gadget is registering for. In this case, it is registering for notifications:
[GadgetCapabilities]
Notifications = 1.0
In this example, you will be using version 1.0 of the Notifications interface, and responding to the setting and clearing of notifications received on the paired Echo device.
Code¶
Within notification.py
, you’ll notice the import and use of Raspberry Pi’s GPIO capabilities using the gpiozero library:
import time
from gpiozero import AngularServo
You’ll also see the configuration of servo motor using gpiozero’s AngularServo:
SERVO = AngularServo(GPIO_PIN, initial_angle=-90, min_pulse_width=0.0005, max_pulse_width=0.002)
You’ll see callbacks for the setting and clearing of notifications that can be used to control the servo:
def on_notifications_setindicator(self, directive):
logger.info('Notification set - set servo to 0 degrees')
# Set angle of servo to 0 degrees
SERVO.angle = 0
time.sleep(1)
SERVO.detach()
def on_notifications_clearindicator(self, directive):
logger.info('Notification cleared - set servo to -90 degrees')
# Set angle of servo to -90 degrees
SERVO.angle = -90
time.sleep(1)
SERVO.detach()
The above callbacks are listening for the set and cleared states of the notifications received by the paired Echo device to rotate the servo to 90 degrees when a notification is set, and to 0 degrees when notifications are cleared from the paired Echo device.
Step 4: Test your gadget¶
In order for this gadget to function, it will need to be paired to a compatible Echo device. Before running the example, refer to the pairing guide to learn how to pair your gadget.
With your Echo device nearby, run the Python code:
sudo python3 launch.py --example notification
Once your gadget paired/connected, try the following commands:
“Alexa, ask `Quote Maker <https://developer.amazon.com/docs/alexa-voice-service/notifications-overview.html#enable-the-quote-maker-skill-for-testing>`_ to send a notification”
To trigger a notification, you can use the Quote Maker skill (US only). If the Skill is not enabled, Alexa will prompt you to do so. When the notification is triggered, the servo should rotate to 90 degrees.
“Alexa, clear my notifications”
This will clear your notifications and cause the servo to rotate to its starting position at 0 degrees. This will also happen if you listen to your notifications by saying, “Alexa, what are my notifications?”
In each case, you should see a message printed whenever the servo runs, and see/hear the servo move. Note the direction the servo moves. This will help when assembling the physical components of your gadget.
Step 5: Assemble your gadget¶
The housing and flag shown in the image above were constructed from laser-cut wood, but any other objects and materials will work. It also doesn’t have to be a flag at all. Below is a template for the flag and housing for reference, which you can print out, transfer to cardboard, and assemble:
Notification-Flag-Template.pdf
You can use this technique to transfer the printed template to cardboard. Once transferred, cut the pieces out and fold to assemble. The flag will need to be attached to the servo using a screw, and the servo can be taped to the cardboard.
Once you have a housing created, place and affix your servo. Make sure to test along the way to make sure the housing and flag are not colliding with other elements when the servo is rotating. You can use the instructions in Step 4 to continually test until your gadget is working just the way you like.
What’s next¶
You could make a gadget that shows notifications in a variety of ways beyond using a flag. You could also use the flag to indicate something other than a notification.
To learn more about Alexa Gadgets Toolkit capabilities, review the documentation.