I have created a project on Amazon MTurk Sandbox with a built-in template that I want to transfer to production. However I couldn't find much info on how to do that. Any advice? Thank you!
In order to copy the project from sandbox to production, you'll follow these two steps:
First, create a new project in production. Give it the same name, reward amount, etc
Next, copy the layout from your sandbox project into your production project.
To do this, go to the Design Layout tab on your Sandbox project.
You'll see the Source button:
Click the Source button and you'll see this HTML. Copy it and paste it into your production project layout by following the same instructions to open its source.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
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I am at the point in azure manager where I have to choose for xamarin.forms: create new app(too much unnecessary content) or connect an existing app(which I think is better). I have a blank xamarin.forms project and I cannot figure out in which specific files to put necessary items, basically I would like to know the file names and place to put each item in according to this(starting from "In your main Activity file...").For example, which is the main Activity file?
If you want to create Xamarin.form app with Azure, you can take a look the following article:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service-mobile/app-service-mobile-xamarin-forms-get-started
And you could be confused about xamarin.form folder, when you click corss-platform---Mobile App---OK, your solution will be created with four projects, you will have three platform-specific projects and one Shared Project. The Shared Project contains the application logic as well as all the Xamarin.Forms code that will be in charge of creating the screens (Page objects) of your application. More detailed info, you can take a look the following article---Creating basic Application.
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-xamarinforms-basics--cms-21564
Currently, we are developing customization function in different project. And manually merge all the code into one, then publish it.
But it's lack of version control and conflict control, I just wondering is there any better way like Git for developing Acumatica customization?
Customization project can be saved to a folder using a structure that is friendly to source control solutions like Subversion, Git or Mercurial. To export the files, open your project and from the Source Control menu select Save to Folder:
The folder will contain all the different elements of the customization project:
The Open Project from Folder option in the same menu allows you to load/update a project that was retrieved from source control. Acumatica blogger Sergey Marenich wrote a detailed article on that topic which you may find at http://asiablog.acumatica.com/2017/02/customization-and-source-control.html
I am in a process of learning gitlab and have created some test projects.
But I just cannot figure out how to delete these projects. I do not see any "Dangerous Settings " options on my page/project as some forums suggest.
(Please see attached picture of my gitlab page to see what I see)
Please note : when I click on my projects I get "404 Page not found" but the activity log shows that I have pushed files.
Thank you
I depends on the version of GitLab you are using.
Issue 9890 mentions:
When you want to remove a project in its settings (/<owner>/<project>/edit) and confirm the pop-up (where you have to enter the project's name), the project is deleted..
But you're not redirected to a different site automatically. Since the project is gone, the current site /<owner>/<project>/edit does not exist anymore so you're getting a 404.
This was fixed in 8.2.3 (commit 2497d3d)
You can delete those projects from admin area.
Login with the admin account
Go to Admin area (the wrench icon on the top right corner)
Click on Projects on the left side bar
There is a list of your projects, then just delete what you want.
(I am using GitLab 8.2.1)
I realized I wasn't enrolled as admin . That is why I wasn't seeing the gear tool to modify my projects.
Thank you Van and Issue 9890 for your response.
Everyday I need to create 10-15 Amazon Aff links (iframes for a product image+details).
To be able to do this, I need to search for the product on Amazon, then click the product, then click another button, then copy the code, then paste into Wordpress. It quickly gets tedious. Is there a faster way to do this? Any offline apps that could speed the process up?
Thanks
You could check out GeoRiot.
There's a couple of tools to create affiliated links automatically, or you can use the Javascript Snippet in the header of your page, which automatically converts Amazon and iTunes links into affiliated links for you. You'll still have to copy the links and add them to your site, but with the JS snippet, that's all you'll need to do.
Another benefit is the GeoRiot links work for the international Amazon storefronts, so if you have any international users, they'll end up in their local marketplace to purchase the items.
(Full disclosure, I work for GeoRiot so I'm definitely biased here. But I can also answer any other questions that you have about the service.)
I have only ever deployed web parts from development by clicking F5. Now, I know I have to have a manifest file, feature file, etc and it all goes into a wsp file. I understand the wsp file is what gets added to Central Admin.
So my problem is this. I have found lots of sites that show how to use WSP Builder, but they don't seem to show how/where I add my web part to the WSP Builder project. My understanding is that somehow I should be able to use WSP Builder to create a wsp file containing my already-developed web part.
There are only two approaches that I see would work.
I create a WSPBuilder project (like all the how-tos on WSPBuilder show), then I assume I would somehow add my web part to that project - although I don't know how.
In my web part project, create WSPBuilder -> Build WSP. I have done this, and when I run stsadm on the resulting wsp file, I get it in Central Admin, but its not added to my Site Collection Features or my Web Part Gallery.
Can someone please explain this to me like I am a 6 year old? If you point me to another site, there is a good chance I have already seen it, so then I would ask you point me to the specific lines that tell me how to get my already existing web part packaged into the wsp.
To create a new web part feature with WSPBuilder:
Right-click on the name of your WSPBuilder project in Visual Studioand click Add, New Item.
Select WSPBuilder from the tree on the left and choose Web Part Feature from the list on the right of the dialog.
Enter the title of the web part feature and click OK.
In the dialog that appears enter the title, description and scope and click OK.
Your feature will now be created. You will then need to merge your existing web part code into this feature and configure its XML files.
Read this walkthrough by Tobias Zimmergren for more information. There is another walkthrough here.
Alex, got the right path to solve it. I think the small exception here is that wrongly spelt Add New Item instead of New Project.