Embedded Widget

The Apply With DaXtra widget can be embedded directly into your page. In the config you need to specific a jquery "selector" for where it will be put (If no selector is passed the widget will assume it should be displayed as a popup). If you want to use the output to fill a form or otherwise handle on your page you will also need to include an "onSuccess" method to the config. Examples of which can be seem on the demo pages.

Example of usage

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://applywith.daxtra.io/js/jquery.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://applywith.daxtra.io/css/applyWithDaxtra.css" media="screen" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://applywith.daxtra.io/js/applyWithDaxtraClient.js"></script>
<script>
    var config = {
        selector: "#myJQuerySelector",
        onSuccess: function (response) {
            //handle response here to populate forms etc
        }
    };
    var awd = new ApplyWithDaxtra(jwt,config);
</script>

<div id="myJQuerySelector"/>

Example embedded Widget

Configuration

var config = {
    selector: "#awdDiv",                // jQuery selector for where to embed the widget.

    onSuccess: function (response) {  // Called everytime when widget gets response from any social media or DaXtra parsing server
        myDataHandler(response.resumeData);
    },
    /*
    * response contains :
    *  resumeData : structured Resume data
    *  source : name of the source the data came from
    *  binary : (optional) binary version of resume as string
    *  name : (optional) name of the original resume file
    */


    onError: function(                  // Callback if something goes wrong. See the section on ErrorHandling
            type,                       // type. E.g : "auth", "config", "onSuccess",...
            message,                    // Short english description of error
            details){}                  // Error Object / hash of details

};

Error Handling

An onError callback can be passed to the config :

var config = {
    onError: function(                  // Callback if something goes wrong. See the section on ErrorHandling
            type,                       // type. E.g : "auth", "config", "onSuccess",...
            message,                    // Short english description of error
            details){}                  // Error Object / hash of details

};

Error Types

auth

config

onError

onSuccess

parse

upload