At the bottom of the task, under Activity, I am seeing All, Comments, Work Log, History and Activity. I selected the Comments tab. However, I don't see a way to add a comment.
The Comments button which you are talking about shows all the comments. There is a Comment button with an icon just below the Activity tab which can be used to comment on the tasks as shown in the pic
here.
This could be a permissions issue. If you do not have permission to add comments on a project then you will not see the button for adding a comment.
Confirm with your JIRA administrator that you have the "Add comments permission" for this particular project (or for all projects).
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I am looking for the history button on gitHub for all the past git commits.
These are buttons on the gitHub page.
Code
Issues
Pull requests
Actions
Projects
Wiki
Security
Insights
Settings
1 branch
0 tags
On the repository page there is commits button below the Big Green Pull-Down Code button to see all commits. Clicking on it will open all the history
On the repository page there is a button labeled with three dots that has a pull-down menu. One of the options on this pull-down menu is "Commits":
[Note: this should just be a correction to the answer by #Hamza Mughal, but when I tried to edit that answer I get an error that the "Edit queue is full." If someone knows how to paste my picture into the original answer, since it's just an update, that would be great.]
I've seen answers like this one: How to leave a GitLab project not owned by me?
However its outdated since the UI has changed since then. I've looked under every Group/Project tab and its not there. I've also followed this link that GitLab itself gave me https://gitlab.com/groups/[GROUP_NAME]/-/group_members/leave and its a 404. I need to leave these groups/projects since they require 2FA and I recently disabled it (No, I don't want to re-enable it).
Anyone know how I can actually leave these things in 2020?
EDIT:
These repos are private (And I think the group is too). I see the option next to the Project ID on the main page on a public repo, but its missing for these private repos I want to remove...weird.
EDIT 2:
I got in contact with the Projects/Group owner and asked him to kick me and that worked. Still if anyone knows why I couldn't leave on my own it would be helpful for others who might have this problem in the future.
Click on "Groups" in the head menu bar
Choose "Your Groups"
Click on "Members" in the left sidebar
Click on "Leave" button next to your name
For what it's worth, the URL these days is https://gitlab.com/{group_name}?leave=1.
But when I tried it I was greeted by the following error message, which by itself is very self-explanatory. This would also explain why you cannot find the "Leave" button anywhere on the screen.
You do not have permission to leave this group.
I'd say you did the right thing - reaching out to the group owner.
Leaving a group automatically removes you from all projects added by that group.
At the top menu chose Groups\Your Groups. Select the group you want to leave and press leave.
If I had contributed in a project, for which I am not an owner or administrator, how can I get myself out of that project? I do not find the leave button as documented in issue 744.
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/744
The project owner has stopped responding to me and I badly want myself out of it. Please help.
Updated answer for 2020:
Leaving a group automatically removes you from all projects added by that group.
At the top menu chose Groups\Your Groups. Select the group you want to leave and press leave.
Follow these steps:
On projects page select the project
On top right corner select settings button
Then select members
Finally you'll see LEAVE button here
Follow These steps
Go to the main project url, not the sub urls
E.g If the project name is hng-interns -- Go to https://gitlab.com/hng-interns instead of https://gitlab.com/hng-interns/factory
Click on the Leave group button
Click okay in the alert box that shows up.
That's all!
In new gitlab version, you can leave a project not owned by you, by following these steps:
1- Go to the project page
2- Click on Project Information at the top left corner
3- Click on members
4- Find your name among members and click on red leave button
Click Menu on the top left, Groups, Your groups.
Click on Your groups on the next page that loads.
Select Group
You will see picture similar two the second screenshot below. Instead of Withdraw Access Request you'll see Leave Group
I got a hand me over task to figure this out.
So the original person that set this excel add in has quit
and now I need to find out what add ins this is...
where do I start? any pointers?
I check registry but I can't see anything that tells me where this add in comes from.
I also check From File > options > add ins. And still don't see anything useful that can tell me where this add ins come from.
Also in Customize ribbon, it just shows custom toolbars
I tried to export the customer ribbon import export , still does not tell me anything useful
screen shot. it is not shown in the screenshot below but this is under add ins TAB.
PDF and microsoft lync active add in is not the GWL and AIG import add ins...
This will at least give you the path where the add-in exists.
File --> options-->add-ins
If none of this helps I refer you back to -->How do I remove a custom toolbar from an Excel workbook?
I figure out an XLB file under
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\Excel14.xlb
if I copy this XLB file to a different computer the add in tab / ribbon will appear automagically.
I think I will post another question about how this XLB file works? I want to know how to configure this XLB file from scratch, because I cannot open this XLB file to understand what has been customized. I will post another question. but if you have any suggestion to read or links that will be appreciated.. Thanks for all the help!
also suggested by another member sam plus plus "customize the ribbon to point to macro's or other commands' This may not even be an addin. If you right click on any tab in the ribbon you can select customize ribbon and look for these options" <-- maybe this is enough clue for me to google more info .. thanks again!
I am looking for a script to allow for keyboard navigation of various elements on a page. Basically the same functionality as if the user were to hover over with the mouse. Being able to make an element active through the keyboard, then be able to press enter to visit the link.
Does anything like this exist?
Thanks
I think Scott Hanselman blogged about this.
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheWebIsTheNewTerminalAreYouUsingTheWebsKeyboardShortcutsAndHotkeys.aspx
He recommends KeyTips jQuery Plugin:
http://damianedwards.com/files/KeyTips/
He also mentions HotKeys:
Link omitted because I am a new user and have already added two links.
Of course, you can always tab to navigate through links.