I want to get the location for creating a report file of xls on the client with IBM Maximo. But i couldnt find a way to open a file dialog box. I can use the same object that the user can download a resultset with "Download" link. But i couldnt figure out how to find and use that object, is it possible?
Related
I am trying to delete a file in SharePoint 2013 Library.
The file is not checked out to anyone and I am the site collection administrator of the site.
when I open the folder using explorer view, it is blank.
When I open it using SharePoint designer then it says
SERVER ERROR: CANNOT REMOVE THE FILE. ERROR CODE:2.
Could you delete the file through the SharePoint document library UI?
Whether the file has unique permission? How many characters does the name of this file have?
Please check whether the file is published and approved.
Try to create a new file on your computer with the same file name and extension and then upload it to the same document library then delete it.
I have a Notes database with photos as attachments.
These photos have GPS information as meta data in the file like long / lat / ...
Basically I want to retrieve the data you get when right clicking on a file in windows and open the properties of the file (details tab).
Is there a way to retrieve this information in Notes. Preferably in LotusScript, but Java is also an option.
Windows functions are no option, since the OS can be anything.
However, it does not matter if the code runs on the domino server or the notes client.
I am trying to figure out how to embed the data to the DXP file when the user downloads the DXP file by going to the Web Player and presses File -> Download as DXP File option.
Currently, when the user downloads the file locally and opens it, they get prompted for the "Data Connection" credentials:
I am assuming that is because our data is accessed via database and it is not embedded into the DXP file itself. I have 2 questions:
How to make it so that the data is embedded into the DXP file so the
user doesn't have to log in using the "Data Connection"
credentials?
Is it possible to only embed that data when the user
downloads the DXP file using the File -> Download as DXP
File option?
For the first question, click Edit then Data Table Properties. On the General tab, select "Embedded in analysis" under Store data.
I don't know the answer to your second question.
What I normally do is save a version of the DXP locally that has all the correct connections. I then manually save copy as a library item when the data needs to be updated. When you do this, it gives you the option to embed the data in the library item version of the DXP. It isn't the best solution if the data needs to be updated frequently.
I have a c# desktop app which connects to a site via a web browser control. The problem is I need to navigate to a specific section and download a excel file which is generated from a postback. I would like to either automate this process or bypass the file download dialog and save the file directly to a local drive.
Problem
The link is not a standard url. The site uses a postback script to get the file needed which then displays the file download dialog box. E.g. When you click on the button (javascript: postback) the file download dialog box is automatically loaded.
As stated I want to bypass the save options and automatically store the file in a predefined location. Any help would be much appreciated.
I find AutoIt http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/ very useful for these kind of tasks. If you want to integrate it with your C# app, then you can call your AutoIt script via system calls. The difficulty is finding and following the link on the page, that will depend on how the page is laid out.
I have a sharepoint document library where users upload files.
The allitems.aspx (the standard view) doesn't show correct icon for PDF and other files. Why is it so?
Also when users click on the document it doesn't open the file. For example clicking on a PDF document doesn't open using Acrobat reader even though it is installed on the server.
I even checked the file association by going to IE->Tools->Internet options->Set programs. The PDF is associated to acrobat reader.
Is there any other place to check?
Another issue is with the JPEG file. Within allitems.aspx it shows the image icon but when I click it tries to open using IE (which is fine) but doesn't load the image.
Are there any other settings? Please suggest. thanks.