antonioaltamura
antonioaltamura
any news about this issue?
i guess twitter api doesn't come with a counter anymore. if so, it's not a proper socialitejs issue. https://blog.twitter.com/2015/hard-decisions-for-a-sustainable-platform Trying to avoid the bad looking i just added an empty...
did you eventually solved?
It could be an non-default activable option. Specific use cases could exploit a huge performance boost with cache. Let's think about a data visualization/network analysis application: mostly read-only queries, the...
I was thinking about something like: ``` MATCH (director { name: 'Oliver Stone' })--(movie) RETURN movie.title CALL apoc.cache(ttl,params) ``` but I'm not sure cypher syntax allows something after RETURN. Anyway...
The important is the cache feature, the way the user activate it is less relevant. A nice syntax would be good, but it's secondary :)
How would looks the 2nd option?
still on with this problem. I'm sure there is a smarter way other than an hidded input field..
Maybe in some cases would be useful this data-attr solution https://jsfiddle.net/alfredopacino/xgLcesc5/4/ Obiouvsly you need extra work before submit the form (check each typeahead field of the form and send its...
there are 2 jsfiddle to accomplish that (hidden field or data-attribute). We have discussed here how to do that without extra code at all.