I'm trying to get data from Acumatica on every Audit Insert. I tried RowPersisted event on Audit History Screen, but it's not working.
What I am trying to accomplish is
When Someone creates a AP or AR it writes down on Audit.
I need to get that data on real-time.
I used Push Notifications on 2017R2 Acumatica.
Attached it to a Webhook using NodeJS and modified data that I needed to constantly post Events created by Push Notifications to Slack. :) Thanks guys.
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I'm using the mattermost-plugin-gitlab. I know i can subscribe to labeled issues.
But is it possible to get only messages for custom events like issue creation?
E.g. i want to subscribe to messages if a new issue is created (and maybe closed) with a custom label like Bug.
But i don't want to get all other issue events like state changes from ToDo in Doing etc.
/gitlab subscriptions add someone/repox issues, label:some
or
/gitlab help
currently i'am developing a react app where user can post and comment and like a post.
so i did everything but there is one more thing that i want to do which is getting notification after user
Post or maybe comment and so on..
so let say i have a table called 'posts' in the database (PostgreSQL) and when user called "A" create post ,that post inserted into the database and then i want to receive a notification which Said that the user "A" created a post with the ID of that post and i think the main idea here is to watch the table of posts and whenever a new raw inserted a notification fire.
i searched many sources and find that i can use Pusher ,web-socket but to be honest i can't make a decision without figuring out the best way to achieve that.
So How i can get notified hence a new row inserted into the table "posts" ?
Thank you in advance.
Postgres has LISTEN/NOTIFY that you could use in conjunction with an on-insert trigger on the posts table.
Some process can then be listening for those notifications and figure out whom to send the notification to (via whichever transport you choose).
However, I think you might be better off adding a concrete table for notifications, so the user can see notifications that occurred when they weren't connected to the notification transport.
Is there a mail list or RSS feed we can subscribe to get notified when API changes?
I've never seen one. I periodically look at the documentation to see if any dates have changed, but that's as good as it gets I think. https://developer.amazonservices.com/gp/mws/docs.html.
I am developing a website to send push notifications to my subscribers' using Firebase Cloud Messaging (Chrome & Firefox browsers) without using any third-party API. Push notification sending is working fine, but I don't know that "How to track notification click action". I can track click action by using JavaScript (ajax call) but I am not sure this will be right choice to proceed.
For example, consider that I am sending push notification to 1,00,000 subscribers in that if 50,000 subscribers clicked on that notification in few seconds, then it will be burden to the server. Is it possible?
Or Is there any other way to track push notifications click report from FCM. If so how to accomplish this?
Please help me out!
You can add the date to your URL like this:
yoursite.com/article/lorem-ipsum?utm_source=notification&utm_campaign=1554750619
Then on your GA you can generate reports based on your campaigns.
I'm playing around with getstream.io, it's an amazing tool but I have a question regarding realtime updates.
I am connected to realtime updates of a feed via Javascript (simply following examples from getstream.io).
feed.subscribe(callback)
Which works beautifully, adding and removing activities to the feed triggers the callback function.
However if I (via python) update an activity of a feed.
e = feed.add_activity(editable)
e['content'] = 'Ooops'
client.update_activity(e)
I see that the update was successful if I call feed.get() but I don't get a realtime notification in Javascript, shouldn't I? Am I doing something wrong?
The activity update API does not trigger a real-time update notification.