In an attempt to clean up test records, i had cleaned up all events in Flurry administration. However i was hoping that all future use of the same events will appear in the events captured by Flurry.
However its 24 hours since i had deleted and have used the application. It still does not appear in Flurry.
Do events deleted in Flurry - never appear again?
There is a way to restore deleted events.
Using Chrome developer tools or Firebug on page "Manage > Events" find the line <div id="createNewEvent" style="display: none; ">, remove style attribute and now you can create new event with the old name you want to restore.
The deleted events are in fact blacklisted and won't appear anymore on your analytics page. You should contact the support team and they have the ability to remove those restrictions so you can see them back in your account.
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is it possible to collaborate online with TFS? I mean, when I move a task, others can see it in real time without sharing screen or updating the page. Thank you!
Azure DevOps Server 2020 Update 1 RC1 and higher has live updates on work items. If you change a work item someone else has open in view mode, it will update in their client.
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You can enable notifications using ../DefaultCollection/_usersSettings/notifications
You can use the Follow icon to follow a work item. Any changes will result in an e-mail to you saying the item has changed, and what has changed.
If you move a story out of an iteration, the Taskboard (../_sprints/taskboard/..) view updates automatically for all users viewing that iteration
Similarly, if you add/edit/move/change state on a task in an iteration the Taskboard will update.
We have several Universal Analytics properties (not GA4) which have been set up over the last few years.
Some older properties were set up as 'Mobile' which is no longer an option, the newer properties were set up as 'Web'.
These are node.js apps where we are tracking custom events server side. We do not send page views for any of these properties, only custom events using the 'https://www.google-analytics.com/collect' measurement protocol endpoint.
This has always worked fine but as of June 16/17 2021, all our 'Web' properties are showing no data in the Behaviour / Audience reports. I can still see the events appearing in the 'Realtime' section, so I know they are still being received by GA.
Here you can see the data for one of the properties feeding through to the realtime dashboard. This data now no longer syncs to the Behaviour/Audience section etc.
Here is the total events for the same app. Displays nothing after June 16/17.
Here is another property which has stable traffic. Exact same thing. This has happened to many properties, all on the same day.
Does anyone have any ideas what is wrong here? Feels like Google have changed something but not informed us. I have already 'sent feedback' on GA and posted on the GA community forum with no replies as of yet.
I was experiencing the same issue with my GA properties. I reached out to GA support & they recommended creating a new view without the spider / bot exclusion filter and now these events are reporting as expected. They also recommended adding user agent strings to existing MP.
I have a couple of months using Google Chrome Web Developer dashboard. Everything was very normal, publishing an updated version was taking around 30-40 mins, now that I added a few elements to my extension such as popmotion.js it keeps requiring manual revisions and my extension gets into "Pending for Review" state for so long.
My question is: Is this caused by something I could have done in the code? Is it possible to get rid of this condition that keeps telling Google's services that my extension needs to be manually reviewed?
Thanks in advance!
According to this link, Pending review means the Chrome Web Store automated systems have flagged your item for manual review.
Some of the reasons an item could be flagged for manual review include:
The item may have an NPAPI plugin, which requires a signed agreement from you. Check your email account associated with the item for an agreement notification from our abuse team.
The item is suspected to contain or to be distributed by malware or unwanted software.
The item is suspected to violate one of the developer program policies.
The item may have already been previously removed for a legal or policy violation, and has been resubmitted.
The item requests powerful permissions that require in-depth review.
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'm experiencing problems when trying to deactivate a custom feature through the GUI. When I press the 'deactivate' button I'm, as expected, redirected to the warning page which asks if I'm sure I want to deactivate.
Upon confirming, the page starts loading.
The feature in question should normally be activated very fast, however on this occasion the page loads for more than 5 minutes without anything happening.
After concluding that the page seems to be stuck in an eternal loading cycle, I had to refresh the page to see if there had been any changes, but no, the feature remains active.
Any ideas?
Details:
The site I'm working is a previously existing office365 site. I've just made some changes to my custom solution (modifying one feature and adding another)deactivated the old solution and uploaded the new solution, so I'm trying to deactivate and reactivate the feature which I've modified.
It depends what's happening during deactivation - 5 minutes might not be very long if the deactivation has to perform a lot of updates (e.g. removing columns from lists in lots of subsites). I did once have a feature deactivation that took 45 minutes (?) to run.
I guess another possibility is that you've got C# code that contains an infinite loop? Though that seems a bit of a long shot.
Otherwise, Office 365 is very hard to debug; I'd suggest raising a support call with Microsoft through the O365 portal to see if they can see any logs.
When the feature is removed are you trying to remove items like CT's or anything that is dependant on another thing?
I've seen features get glitchy when this occurs on our test enviroment and make sure this is ironed out before deploying to live.
Theres a feature checker somewhere on codeplex but i'm not sure if this will connect to the office365 site. It's called something like FeatureAdmin.exe This might help you in removing the feature and clearing out left over stuff from the feature however it will not remove whatever your feature is struggling to remove(if it is of course!)
When the original feature was deployed did you test it could be deactivated cleanly?