I'm trying to change the Aggregation Format of my notification feed. However, the option "Preview Changes" in the feed editor isn't showing anything. I selected a feed (e.g. notification:2) that has output according to the feed explorer (2 groups with 2 and 5 activities). The feed editor seems to recognize the feed when I search for it (see picture), but it does not show any content, no matter how often I click the refresh button or whatever I change in the format. The manual states "The dashboard allows you to preview changes on your existing data though." so I was really hoping I could do some tests here.
The aggregation format is applied once activities are inserted. Thus for changes to show up during the preview you need to add some new activities to the aggregated feeds before opening the preview.
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I'm new to the Azure Data Factory Web UI. My current project is set to use Azure DevOps GIT. Occasionally, I'll be experimenting and open and close several pipelines and datasets and suddenly notice the Author tab (in the left hand panel) has a yellow circle overlay displaying a number on the pencil icon. I assume this is the number of changes I've made to the project; If the pipeline that I've changed is still open, it will show a dot in the tab next to it's name and when I save it, the number in the overlay decrements.
But sometimes, I can close/save all the objects and still see the overlay on the pencil icon. In this case, if I try to close the project (or switch branches) I'll get a message asking if I want to save my changes. At this point, I don't know what I've changed so I'm not sure what changes will be lost. If I save my changes, the changes are automatically committed (that's an annoyance). To view the changes, I create a pull request (assuming I'm working on a branch) and review all the changes since branch was created (another annoyance).
Is there a way to see my changes before saving? and is there a way to save changes before committing them?
I am working with TFS 2010. I need to find a way to search the fields that have changed which are tracked in the history of a work item. As fields are changed and updated they get tracked in History and you can view them by opening the "Show Changes(Fields)" dropdown. Is there a way to search this?
There is no built-in function for that however I needed the same thing some time ago and I wrote a little utility called TFS Helper that does it (and some more things).
You can get the source code from codeplex. The tab named "Work Item Field History" is what you want. It shows changed fields of a work item with the number of changes. You can see all changes when you click on a field.
http://tfshelper.codeplex.com/
I've been looking around for a log4j viewer that allows for multiple log files to be interwoven together. Right now I've been trying to do it on Chainsaw but it opens every seperate log file into a different window.
My hope is to look at log files for my UI and for the backend simultaneously, but want to have them in the same window, but sorted together by the time. Does anyone know of a tool that can do this?
Chainsaw can do it. Here are two ways:
Change your 'tab name/event routing expression' in the preferences panel to something that would cause them to route to the same tab (like 'EVENTS', which is just fixed text and will cause all events to be routed to a tab called 'Unknown').
Use a custom expression logpanel expression: view menu, create tab from expression. Events matching the expression from any tab will be added to the new tab..sort of like a database view. As new events come in, if they match the new expression, they will also end up in this new tab.
I'm probably using menu names from the latest developer snapshot - it has a ton of new features. Available here:
http://people.apache.org/~sdeboy
You can archive e-mails immediately by using the menu, Actions > Archive > Archive Selected Documents.
How can I create a toolbar button that I can click which will perform the above action?
I've already created toolbar buttons to move documents to folders so I'm semi-familiar with the process of creating a button entering formula language commands.
Not sure what you're question is, but having a stab at it. So you want to put the logic in the "toolbar" so you can run it on any database right ? You would have to be able to call the agent that does the job. Well, if you're doing this on mail files only, you can actually call the command
#Command([ToolsRunMacro];"Archive\\Archive Selected Documents");
You'll need the double backslash as it's an "escaped" after saving.
But if you're thinking of trying this to work on any database, you're in a bit of trouble.
Toolbars have a pretty sloppy way of looking for agents you want to run. Because, if you attempt to run an agent from the toolbar, the formula in the toolbar button assumes the database of the current view you are looking at, as the database with the agent as well.
This is no better than copying the agent into every other database that you want to run the agent on. That's why the above solution for archive, only works in mail files as the agent should be there in every case.
Otherwise, you are left with the overhead of copying the required agent around everywhere. To prove the point, a simple test. Create a toolbar button with the following formula.
#Prompt([Ok];"Hello Notes..";#Implode(#DbName;#Char(13)));
Now open any database. Note that the prompt actually shows you the details of the currently open database. This is where the toolbar button will look when trying to run that archive agent.
As there is no way to specify in Notes formula command, the database location in the #command([ToolsRunMacro]), we're unable to call a centralised agent to do the job that I think you're postulating.
A good idea, and a worthwhile problem for the vendor to solve, but this is one many things IBM has never addressed since ...way to long ago.
I would recommend tool called SWING PDF Converter.
It add's Lotus Notes toolbar button and can convert any Lotus Notes document to PDF.
It supports single document conversion from view, multiple documents conversion as separate PDF files, PDF package and bookmarks PDF document. You can also export data in XML and CSV format.
I'm working with a FileMaker Pro 11 database that contains a portal. I've added an "attach file" button to the portal which triggers a simple "Insert File[portal_table::attachment_field]" script. When I click on the button, I would expect an insert file dialog box to appear. Instead, nothing happens.
If I add a text box to the portal, setting the text box's field to portal_table::attachment_field, the attach button starts working.
Why am I required to add this text box to the portal in order for my button-triggered script to work? Is there a way I can modify my script so that it works without requiring the text box's presence?
Thank you,
Ben
Generally speaking FileMaker's "Insert..." commands behave as if a user has done an action manually (activating script triggers, selecting the field, etc.) including the requirement that the field actually be displayed on the screen.
Unfortunately, as far as I am aware, there is not a way to use "Set Field" to specify a file to be added to a container field. One possible work-around is the following:
Freeze Window
Set Variable [$RecordIndex to RelatedTable::Index]
Go to Layout [A Layout of RelatedTable specifically for inserting files]
Enter Find Mode
Set Field [Index to $RecordIndex]
Perform Find
Insert File
Go to Layout [Original Layout]
Alternately, it may be easier to just include the field on the layout at a very small size (1 pixel x 1 pixel).