I would like to pull the report of tasks with start date, end date, status of the tasks created in Bitrix of all users.
I have administrative access of Bitrix in self hosted version.
How can I get this?
It was not clear from your question whether your question is about Bitrix Site Manager CMS or Bitrix24 Collaboration Platform.
If you mean Bitrix Site Manager, you probably mean Tasks 2.0. There is no information available on It in English, but you can visit the page https://www.1c-bitrix.ru/products/intranet/features/tasks.php#tab-report-link that describes on how to make reports on tasks, and translate it automatically, for example via the Google Chrome Browser.
If you use the settings that come by default in bitrix, it generates a report but does not show all the information you want, some working time fields would be missing.
what you need is to create a new page in bitrix and using the bitrix api create a task report.
http://bxapi.ru/
thanks you.
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I have to create a workflow in Sharepoint online shown in the image. Below is the explanation of the workflow
A Sharepoint list form will be defined with required fields.
Step 1:
Whenever a new project requestor wants to request for resources, they use the link to create a new line item and submit
Step 2:
This item should be assigned to Manager. He will verify the details and assign it to some Lead.
Step 3 :
Lead will work with the requestor offline to gather details about the request and comes up with level of efforts, no. of resources required, etc. and creates a form(some excel template). This form needs to be uploaded to this request and on submit,
Step 4:
Now this item should go back to the manager. Manager will finally review the form created by the lead (and allocate resources - not part of this workflow) and closes the request, and the requests lifecycle is ended.
Is there a way I can achieve this using the inbuild workflow types given in SP online, or Should I create the workflow from scratch - I'm very new to SP, so sorry for the basic question
I don't think the default workflow would meet your requirements. Here are two options for you:
Use microsoft flow to build your workflow.
If you do not have flow license, I would suggest you use SharePoint Designer to build your wokflow.
If you have questions to build your workflow, feel free to ask.
I have some industrial data that i wish to present in a spotfire dashboard to a client. I want to make the dashboard so that it would update automatically and I have not been able to find a tutorial on Tibco's site or here for how to do this.
It would be great if someone could tell me how to make spotfire look in a particular place (server, desktop, wherever) for a new .csv file, open it and create a defined set of visualizations and then mail a pdf to the client.
I have been through the spotfire automation services manual but I can't find a specific guide to what I need it to do.
All help appreciated.
I went back and read thru the whole question again, including the other person's answer. In order to be able to do what you want to do, you need to have Spotfire Server and Spotfire Automation Services. Automation Services in a product that you have to purchase separately from Spotfire, although it is bundled with the Analyst client.
In your question you said -- It would be great if someone could tell me how to make spotfire look in a particular place (server, desktop, wherever) for a new .csv file, open it and create a defined set of visualizations and then mail a pdf to the client.
I made the assumption that you knew you needed Automation Services to do this. All of my answers have been based around the use of Automation Services. That's the only way to push an email to a user that I know of. After you setup the Automation Services job, you also have to use Active Batch to schedule the Automation Services job, which I noted as part of the original 3 step process.
I want to make the dashboard so that it would update automatically and
I have not been able to find a tutorial on Tibco's site or here for
how to do this.
What you want to do is schedule updates to your linked data. What this will do is re-query the data-source at the specified schedule (once a day, twice an hour, etc) that you specify and cache it on the web server.
Here is the documentation for that.
Schedule Updates
Scheduling updates using Spotfire Server (be sure to navigate down the sub items on the left)
Monitoring Schedule Updates
It would be great if someone could tell me how to make spotfire look
in a particular place (server, desktop, wherever) for a new .csv file,
open it and create a defined set of visualizations and then mail a pdf
to the client.
For this, you still want to use scheudle updates for the first part after you have linked your analysis to your csv file. Your file name will have to remain the same for spotfire to pick it up unless you customize this with some scripting. Once that is complete, you'll want to use Automation Services to complete your mailing a pdf.
Automation Services Tutorial
Automation Services User Manual
Generally speaking, this is a three step process.
1. In the desktop app, create a report (File -- Export -- to PDF -- prepared report. In this step you are creating the export and telling Spotfire specifically what to export. Where to find the report
2. In the desktop app, create the Automation Services Job (Tools -- Automation Services Job Builder). All jobs start with opening the file. Then you create the export. Then send the email. Sample active batch jobe
3. Now, you have to automate the task. This can be done with Windows Task Scheduler or Active Batch.
Those are the high-level steps. There is a lot of syntax and detail in each of the steps, but this should get you started. Please reply with more detailed questions on any one of the steps.
I noticed that from December 1 published extensions are not visible on the page https://chrome.google.com/webstore/ and google after such indexing is visible? Could it be some sort of algorithm update?
Or is it a temporary error?
You may want to try Updating a web app's Chrome Web Store listing with these steps:
Open the web app script in the script editor.
Click Publish > Register in Chrome Web Store. Click Edit store item. This will bring up the Edit Item form you filled out during publication.
Make the changes you want to the description, graphic assets or other settings.
Click Publish changes.
Visit the Chrome Web Store developer dashboard to see the publication status of your web app. Note that the publication process can take up to an hour to finish. Once the "Status" column says "Published", your web app will be available in the store.
In addition to that, you may also check the possible reasons why your item may not be showing in search.
If any of the given links doesn't help, I suggest that you submit your issue.
I know it's a weird question, and possibly to easy for almost all of you, sorry for that, but I am extremely new on Sharepoint (actually, extreeeemely new!). So here's my doubt..
I need to do generate automatically audit reports of some libraries in SP2010 but not manual with Site Collection Administration > Audit Log Reports.
I need to report every time an user OPENS a document on the library, and register that on a document each time that happens maybe.. so i need to do the audit report automatically, but i don't know how.
I heard that with this code i can do it (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spauditquery.aspx), but first i don't even know where does the code goes in sharepoint, i see this kind of code everywhere but i don't know where it goes, and second.. i don't even know how to start with my automatic audit reports..
If someone could help me, it'd be great!
Thanks!
It depends on your requirements for example if you want a live view of the audit data then you could add the code to a Web Part and place this on a page in the site so when a user visits the page they see the stats that are generated at that particular instant.
This could have performance implications for the page load time depending on the size of the audit data so you may want to create a custom Timer Job to run the code you could then set the schedule for this to run nightly and save the audit report out to a document library.
If you need guidance on how to create Web Parts
Web Parts in SharePoint Foundation - This also has a Walkthrough for Creating a Basic Web Part
or Timer Jobs
Andrew Connell - Creating Custom SharePoint Timer Jobs and DotNet Finder - Creating Custom Timer Job in SharePoint 2010
I am creating a simple workflow using SharePoint Designer that triggers when a user uploads a new Document to a library. This workflow assigns a task to multiple users and then waits until those tasks are complete. Once they are complete it then assigns another task to different users and then waits until those tasks are complete. It repeats this multiple times.
This works great, the problem is that there is no Due Date on the tasks created and they would like a reminder email. Following the Microsoft Documentation I create a secondary workflow on the Task library and set a Due Date on the tasks based off of the Title and send out the reminder.
When I attempt to complete the assigned tasks, it lets me complete the task for one of the users, but after that I receive a "This task is currently locked by a running workflow and cannot be edited" message.
The sharepoint site is part of the Microsoft hosted services, so I have no controll over patches or hotfixes. I believe that it is only a WSS site, not MOSS.
I am new to SharePoint, so any fixes, workarounds, advice, etc. would be appreciated.
This blog by Wouter might clarify things for you...
http://blogs.code-counsel.net/Wouter/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=c04a88a9-d138-4ac3-a2bb-b95c9fdd114e&ID=118
Also, if you are using SP 2007 make sure you have at least installed SP2.