I have an existing Knowledge Base in the QnA Maker that I am trying to update, however I am getting the following error: "You currently have no "knowledge bases", build one using the Create a knowledge base menu item. Learn more"
When I try to Create a Knowledge Base, my existing Azure subscription cannot be found.
I unable to create the new one as-well. It's been so buggy.
I am unable to create new knowledge base as-well.
I had a similar issue last week. Refreshing the page did not help. Meanwhile, I opened the KB using the link https://www.qnamaker.ai/Edit/KnowledgeBase?kbId=<knowledge-base-id> and that opened my Knowledge Base.
If this solution does not work, you can raise an issue by visiting the following page and click on GitHub as showed in the picture:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/qnamaker/troubleshooting
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I am new to Cognitive Services Language Studio and I'm a novice at best with Azure. I was trying to set up LUIS but the site said it was being discontinued and to use CLU instead. I have an Azure account with a new language resource group setup. It's all showing up in the CLU create new project form correctly. However, when I hit CREATE from the second page of the project creation modal I get the error message "UNKNOWN [current time] A server error occurred. Please refresh the page and try again."
Is this an Azure server issue or bug or is there something that I can do on my end to fix this?
Thanks in advance for any help!
I filled out the Create New Project modal and and when I pressed Create I got the above error. Every single time. It is accessing my Azure correctly including the language resource. Everything that has an asterisk next to it is filled out or correctly selected. I don't know if it's because it's a new Azure feature and it's still buggy, or maybe there's late night maintenance, or is there something I can fix on my end and the error message just isn't giving me that information.
I am able to create a project right now, I am in S0 tier and southcentralus region. Please share your region so that I can check with your region as well. I don't see any bug in the backend as well.
I am in the Language Studio > Custom question answering portal (https://language.cognitive.azure.com/questionAnswering/projects), trying to add a source to my existing Knowledge Base, but continuously get the error, "BadArgument Invalid input. See details." I've received this same error trying to add pdfs, word docs and csv files.
There is no link to see more details, just the text box that later disappears. I've been able to add documents this way when I had the free trial of azure, but since updating to a paid account 1/13/22 have had this error. Has anyone else received this error before?
I am seeing the same issue. I tried with multiple data sources and different files, and it seems to break after adding 3 sources and trying to add a fourth. I am following up with Microsoft and will share what I learn.
Problem: Below are the images to understand the behavior of Script-Lab on my machine. It happens across all office products that I tested For e.g. Excel, Word or PowerPoint. So, I can't create new snippet and can not see the samples.
Environment: I am using registered Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus version 1708 (Build 8431.2215) on Windows 10 Operating system (desktop) and default browser is Internet Explorer (11.1029.15063.0). The installation appeared successful. I didn't faced any error during installation. The Script Lab menu is appearing just fine but not working eventually.
More info: Interestingly, I can view, edit and run the snippets saved on GitHub gist but I can't create my own or view samples due to this error (see screenshot below)
Screenshots:
#1: When I create a new snippet, it says that it can't import the snippet.
#2: When I click on samples to view existing samples, it says that there aren't any samples available for this host yet.
Below are the proven valid scenarios for the Script-Lab to behave in undesired manner as happened in my case above. I am adding the solution, if anyone encounter it again, please follow the steps below.
Identify the problem : In the background, when script-lab opens it tries to access github content. So, if you
do not have internet connection, or
have firewall protecting github url (specifically, raw.githubusercontent.com)
then neither Snippets nor Samples will be loaded in the script-lab. So, make sure you can open the links below
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OfficeDev/office-js-snippets/deploy-prod/playlists/excel.yaml
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OfficeDev/office-js-snippets/deploy-prod/samples/excel/01-basics/basic-api-call.yaml
In my case, organization is blocking the urls containing raw as I could otherwise access every other link on github.
Solution: If for any reason, you can't still access these URLs, then as a workaround, you can access all the samples from https://github.com/OfficeDev/office-js-snippets/tree/master/samples/excel and then choose one and copy-paste the entire YAML. Eg.., for the default sample, just paste in the following into the "import" textbox or you can use import facility to use the YAML links at this location.
Feedback : If you happen to be a script-lab developer, I believe these samples can be the part of Excel add-in, proving more useful for offline users of various organisations.
Source: Resolved on Github.
I've been playing around with the new "Websites" feature of Azure (which I believe is still in beta), but I've run into a problem. I've got two subscriptions associated with my account - one for personal use, the other for my company. And of course, I'd like to be able to specify which subscription is used when I create a new website. But when I try to create a website, it always picks my second subscription, and never gives me a chance to specify which one I'd like to use. Nor can I figure out how to move the website to a different subscription after I've created it.
I've walked through this several times now, and I can't spot any place where I can specify which subscription to use. Is this just a beta glitch? Or have I missed something?
I ran into the same thing, called MS support. Switch back to the standard portal to make this change.
To get to the old portal hover over the green "preview" button at the top. This doesn't seem to work in Chrome for me, just IE.
Do take a look at my response on MSDN Forums for a similar question there: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsazurepurchasing/thread/d9624b03-1d6c-484a-9fa8-8548c35a9d4f/. Basically you would need to activate this feature for each subscription separately since it is in preview mode.
Having a problem deploying a list instance via a feature, which should really be a noddy task, I know. I have come across many a post with the same issue, but there is no resolution.
I created the list in the UI with content and views.
Exported the site template as WSP.
Imported into Visual Studio the list instance, pages module and property bags.
Copied into my new solution.
Deploy list instance as a site-scoped feature.
List deploys fine with content and views. However, I receive the following error when trying to add a new item: “Unable to find the default new form for list”. The same applies for editing items.
Strangely, deploying via a web scoped feature works just fine.
I am thinking that this is probably something quite simple but cannot see it nor find a satisfactory resolution.
Many thanks in advance.
I discovered almost the same thing this afternoon, and solved it. For some reason the schema.xml has an empty Forms tag. You need to replace it with the stock forms tag as described by Microsoft - I wrote it up here;
http://notes.jonbeckett.com/2012/04/20/missing-forms-schema-with-sharepoint-2010-visual-studio/
The Microsoft page I discovered it on is here;
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms459356.aspx