We have created a customization to our site that needs approvals. When we go to the mobile application and the Approvals section, we see the item that needs approved but when we go to select the approval item, the following error pops up "Unsupported Protocol: The communication protocol used by the Acumatica ERP server to which you are trying to connect is not supported by the application. Make sure you use the latest version of Acumatica application." Our current site is running 17.206.0030. We can go to the approvals page thru the site and it works fine for the same custom approval. This error only occurs in the mobile application.
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Last time I received the same error message in Acumatica mobile app, there was an issue with the changes, that I made in Mobile Site Map. Let me suggest to delete all Mobile Site Map customization files from the local website, restart the mobile app and try to open the Approvals screen on a mobile device.
If there will be no issues with the Approvals screen after you remove all Mobile Site Map customization files, you might consider applying different parts of your Mobile Site Map customization to determine what particular changes are causing this error. And in case of a Mobile Site Map customization built using MSDL, there is also a built-in option to enable MSDL interpreter logs, which are usually quite helpful to verify no errors have been produced by the MSDL interpreter.
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Are PWA are restricted in certain countries?
PWA is setup using workbox, default given in 'create-react-app'.
My managerial team says they are blocked in China.
Currently our site is using only Google Analytics apart from normal data API .
Checked my PWA site via https://www.vpnmentor.com/tools/test-the-great-china-firewall/
and its clear and can be accessed.
How can i test my PWA for the same from my own country or the client's country(USA).
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You should remember that user may have custom browser configuration. Or they may have some additional restrictions if they trying to access you site from office internet for example.
USA/China relationship
Regarding to last events it may happen that there will be no android phones in China soon. Huawei developing own os and they may not implement PWA at all.
I'm trying to follow the AdSense API getting started guide, and I'm getting stuck on the 'Register your application' section.
I have created a project, but I can't find the 'Activate' button. Instead I go to the API Manager, and then the Library tab, where there is a ton of API's listed.
When I click 'AdSense Management API', the site eventually reports 'The API "adsense" doesn't exist or you don't have permission to access it', after about a minute of processing.
I tried adding in the analytics API, and it worked just fine.
Is there a step I'm missing? Do I need to submit an application to Google somewhere?
Thanks for your advice.
This was a silly mistake. The browser I was using ad adblock installed. Disabled adblocking for this site, and everything is fine.
I have created a test SharePoint server to be as close to our production server as possible. Production SharePoint databases were backed up and restored to our test server. The three main web.configs (Central Admin, main site, Security Token Service Application) were modified to include our custom app settings.
The site comes up fine, logging in using both AD and our custom FBA membership provider works as well.
Certain pages are visible in the Site Libraries through View All Site Content and using SharePoint Designer but SharePoint says that the page(s) are not found if you try to view them or check them in. Not all pages are not available. If I delete a bad page and replace it with a copy from our production application, it displays fine.
I've already found and tried possible solutions such as restarting the Search Query and Site Settings Service and checking the Alternate Access Mapping. I also found a possible solution that has you go to Component Services and modify security relative to an OSearch14 property. I was not able to modify this since right clicking on the property did not pop up any menu options. I will continue to look into this.
Any Ideas? I appreciate any help.
Thanks.
So our issue is with the MOBILE login form in SharePoint 2010. We have FBA implemented and it works great for non-mobile users. It is a custom login that lets users switch between AD or FBA. But the issue arises with Mobiles (iPhone, Blackberry, Win Mobile, Android) when they hit the site.
How can I customize the mobile login screen for a sharepoint 2010 site? Has anyone done this?
Edit 1:
The default behavior of the mobile login screen is oddly only allowing the FBA users to login and not the A/D users.
Edit 2:
I know that my iPad works fine in Sharepoint 2010 using my A/D account on a custom login form. The problem arises when I go to the iPhone. So what you are saying is that the mobile login screen only supports FBA for a reason, A/D accounts won't work?
Edit 3:
We tested on windows phone 7 and it does support the standard login and does not automatically redirect to the mobile page. So Win Phone 7 is a non-issue. The main issue is iPhone and Android since they goes to the mobile login which is currently only supporting FBA users. Our custom non-mobile login form we created automatically handles A/D login based on custom code we wrote. Ideally we'd like to have mobile point to the custom login page we built. But we can't find how this is set.
For the benefits of others facing similar problem, here is our alternative.
In SharePoint 2013 Application Management, highlight your Web Application and select Authentication Providers. Select FBA and in the Custom Sign In Page and append "?mobile=0" to your FBA URL like this:
You don't have to create custom login screen.
Follow the steps below to open your web app. on Mobiles (iPhone, Blackberry, Win Mobile, Android)
Navigate to Inetpub (in default drive (generally c))
Navigate further to wwwroot\ws\virtualdirectories
Navigate to your application folder (port number specific)
Navigate to App_Browsers folder
Open compact.browser in notepad
Find "Iphone" or any other device for which you want your app. As result you will get to XML tag for iphone safari browser, see the sample below :
set the value false in following element :
likewise there is XML browser tag for each mobile device (android, BlackBerry, etc), just change the value of isMobileDevice to false
hope it helps
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Before I begin asking this question I will have to warn you that I know next to nothing about SharePoint and I'm basically learning as I go along.
Here's where I am right now:
I have a virtual pc with an instance of SharePoint and windows server 2003 running on it
I have managed to get a network adaptor set up so I can access the SharePoint instance via a web browser in the host.
I have created and published a InfoPath form to the SharePoint instance and I can view the form in a browser from my host machine.
So far everything is great, the only issue is that in order to view the SharePoint Instance or InfoPaths form in the browser I have to first login as the virtual PCs administrator. Now what I want to do is view the same InfoPath form in a mobile device.
Here's what I have done next:
On my host machine I created a Windows CE 3.5 application
in which I added a web browser control and pointed it at the hosted InfoPath form on the SharePoint instance.
Now when I run the application in a mobile emulator I get a connection error, though I do not get this error if I point the control to google, or some other site.
I now have the distinct feeling that the reason for this is that as I mentioned to access the form I needed to login using windows authentication. I tried changing the web application in IIS to allow anonymous access and not require windows authentication. While this worked the SharePoint site stated "Not authorized" so now I gather that SharePoint builds on top of windows authentication to control access to its functionality.
So finally, after all that here's my actual questions:
How do I grant access in SharePoint to specific bits of functionality for specific windows users?
For a mobile device that is not a user on the same network as the SharePoint instance how do I give it access to view the InfoPath form?
I know my questions are a little rambled but one bit issue I have with all this is I am really not sure what to ask, or how to word it. Hopefully someone has grasped what I am trying to do and help out.
To summarize: I basically want to have an emulated mobile device (on the host) access an InfoPath form served by SharePoint/Forms Server on a virtual PC image.
When you want to change authentication to SharePoint never do so by changing settings in IIS directly but go to Central Administration, Application Management, Authentication Providers. There you can set it up to use basic authentication, Forms Auth or Anonymous access.. whatever works for you.
Forms Services may have further challenges but this should at least get you a login.