How to use feedback in akf

How to use feedback in akf


code: java, xml code segments
code1: replaces tabs as well
images
image
link
question
gquestion: google question
aquestion: android question
whoareyou: locate the javascript source file
dict: dictionary links for a list of words
olist: ordered list
plist: list of lines with p tags


pending: red color
attention: purple
quote1: italic
   quote2, quote3, quote4


1: some_subject|command_name
2: body

The line 1 goes in the subject line fo the feedback form. The line 2, body part goes in the description of the feedback form

Some commands don't need the body portion.

Each command and css class is documented below


some_subject|code
<your java code or xml code goes in the body>

body is required. The body can be xml code or java code or any other code. Key xml characters are replaced with their equivalents.

you can use this command to put a list of lines as well as in 


one
two
three
four

Same as code. In addition it replaces "tab" characters with 3 spaces. Good for compacting run away lines. 


some subject|images

body not required.

it searches google for images belonging to "some subject" 


some subject|link
web url or address

requires body.

Creates a link pointing to the web url specified in the body portion. 


some subject|question

body not required.

Takes the subject and colors it with style "pendign" giving it a red color. You can use this to see what issues are pendign later. 


some subject|google

body not required.

Searches google for the subject specified. 


some subject|google

body not required.

Searches google for the subject specified. 


some subject|dict
word1
word2
word3

Creates dictionary links for the vocabulary words. 


some subject|olist
line1
line2
line3

Creates an ordered list with a div around it. The classname for the div would be "olist" 


some subject|plist
line1
line2
line3

Creates a series of paragraph tags for each new line and puts them in a div called "plist". Style that div to get your desired effect.

Here is help documents on how to style this site


Some google drive image|gdlink
https://drive.google.com/open?id=17ThDzUtDjB0ppkL2SVxzjWzm5Fl_9-Yk

This link is what you get by going to the google drive and making your folder public and then highlight the image. Then use sharelink to copy the sharable URL to the clip board. You can then paste that URL as indicated above. This URL will then be converted to the right format allowing you to show the image.

gdlink: here is more on sharing images from google


Subject|gslit
topic1
topic2
topic3

produces a weblink for each of the searchable topics. will search for "subject:topic1" etc.

Google continues to change their URLs for images and folders that are public. It is annoying.

So the previous gdlink command no longer works.

The target URL is still the same

but the source URL has changed.


Some google drive image|gdlink
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Lkx9qP6DcS9Pb7vadyfxkaSdsobziRkW/view?usp=sharing

In the long run I think I will move these public designs to github and use the github image URLs to portray public content

1. Make the folder public first. Even this has changed. No option directly that says the folder is public. Instead you have share this folder link as if you are sending it to friends. (essentially share link option)

2. These choose the option to "view" only of that link for anyone on the internet

3. Next up high light the image file in the list, and use the sharelink icon to copy the shareable link

4. This link will look like this:

5. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Lkx9qP6DcS9Pb7vadyfxkaSdsobziRkW/view?usp=sharing


subject|gitimage
gitimage-url


https://github.com/SatyaKomatineni/aspire/blob/master/docs/architecture/aspire-app-objects-in-configfile.png