Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Touch input examples for MM Module
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@sdetweil Thanks for getting back to me!
The database will most likely be based of mySQL using phpMyAdmin (The university provides this)
Im unsure how I would actually gain access to this database and submit to it using the current setup of modules. Could this potentially be done using node js?
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@jcleary05 mysql, yes , see the node library https://www.npmjs.com/package/mysql, which gives you node methods to call to connect and access the database
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@sdetweil
Thanks again for getting back to me!Do you believe it will be possible for me to submit an entry to a database using the nodehelper.js file?
I am currently trying to find an example but I am unsure of any which are available?
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@jcleary05 sure… I use mongodb, and connect to it via the node helper
here is a web page that describes all the operations (connect, search/get/select,
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@lavolp3 Sorry man just seeing your message now,
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@jcleary05 sorry, forgot to paste in the url
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Just reviewing your modules, they look great! in particular I may have a use case for the keyboard, do you have an estimation when it will be ready to use?
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@jcleary05 also see https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8734/mmm-mysqlquery-module-just-released
for connection and query…
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Also guys, when creating the initial content of the module, will it have to be built using the document objet model or will I be able to bring in a HTML page and edit it using the DOM? Unsure of where to kick of from
you can use the element.innerHTML value to inject a raw html text block into that element
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@jcleary05 the module is contributing a small section of html, ONLY its content… the overall page is managed by MM…
the getDom() method returns the small dom tree to inject into the page… in the position element of the page…
see my sample module https://github.com/sdetweil/SampleModule
if u look at ~/MagicMirror/index.html, you will see the page layout
each module is placed into one of those regions.
if you use the developers window (ctrl-shift-i) and select the elements tab. you can see the modules output in place
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@sdetweil
Thanks for all your help so far!
I am currently trying to build a step by step form, which the user will interact with to answer a number of questions.
Would it be possible to run each element of this form as separate functions called by the getDom function?Also, to make things easier, would it be possible to call in a piece of html into the js file to work with, instead of having to build the entire form using the createElement functions?
The example I am currently trying to build is similar to this:
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@jcleary05 sure, u can add a text html string into the innerHTML of an element like a div
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@jcleary05 run each button press as separate. Sure.
They don’t have to be online in getDom(). They just have to be linked to the button onClick
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Some future direction and option
https://github.com/dvbit/Kinect-Mouse-Swipe-C-Module
Not touch but gestures
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