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I know you can use PowerShell to make things like the registry a drive letter. There are other objects in PowerShell to treat other objects in this way. Does anyone know of any cmdlets to access IIS logs in this manner?
Would a quick and dirty script work? The third line of the W3c log file header (saved by default by IIS) has a #Header line... Save the following as Import-W3CLog.ps1
param ($logfile)
import-csv -Delimiter " " -Header "date","time","s-ip","cs-method","cs-uri-stem","cs-uri-query","s-port","cs-username","c-ip","csUser-Agent","sc-status","sc-substatus","sc-win32-status","time-taken" -path $logfile | where { !($_.Date.StartsWith('#')) }
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Is it possible somehow to update all requirement links from (Successor/Predecessor) type to (Affected by/Affects) type automatically on project.
I didn't find any possible solution for it.
There isn't a built-in solution to do that automatically. However, you can try to write a script to call the Work Items - Update REST API to remove the Successor/Predecessor type links from a specify work item (requirement in your scenario), and then add the same links as the new type (Affected by/Affects).
Reference Remove a link sample to remove the Successor/Predecessor type links.
Reference Add a link sample to add the links as the new type Affected by/Affects.
Once you done that for a specify work item, then you call another REST API (Reporting Work Item Links - Get) to get all Requirement work items from the project, then change the type in a loop.
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I am trying to access an HTML label element and change its text property. I have already tried by using this code:
$('#label1').text('test');
However, I am getting error:
$ is not defined.
Node.js is used in back end side.
If you need to run your sample code, you must use some template engine like ejs to render HTML and include CSS, JavaScript.
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I'm a new UNIX-Like system user and now I need to achieve such a function with script:
open an url
fill its form
click the submit button
I don't want to use any software to do this job. What I need is just running a script and finishing the job.
Can you give me a simple example?
For example, how to code a script to use Google automatically to search a key word?
You should look into cURL - you'll be able to post data to a URL / form action, something like:
curl -X POST -F 'formfield1=somedata' -F 'anotherformfield=moredata' http://domain.com/aform.php
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I have created a custom DocuSign button in Salesforce standard Quote object. It is working well. However, when I am trying to add documents, I do not see Quote PDFs. Is there a way to include this list?
If you haven't done so already, you should review the DocuSign for Salesforce Administrator guide (http://www.docusign.com/sites/default/files/DocuSign_for_Salesforce_Administrator_Guide.pdf) -- specifically content starting on page 16 under the heading Adding Send With DocuSign Button to the Quotes Object. It includes several custom button code examples. The release notes for DfS v4.1.17 (http://www.docusign.com/sites/default/files/DocuSignForSalesforceReleaseNotesv4.1.17.pdf) also contain some sample custom button code for sending from the Quote object.
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I've got a SharePoint Access application (based on one of the templates), should just be a simple Todo-Utility for the group.
I added a field "Link" to the table "Problems", people should insert the JIRA-ID, which should be automatically converted to a link pointing to "http://jira.somedomain.com/bla/blubb/[HERE_THE_ID]".
Every solution is fine with me: "AfterUpdate-Event writing the converted link into the table" is just as fine as "only the short code is saved in the table and the onclick-macro does the job", I don't care.
However, it looks like there is no FollowHyperlink macro available + even if the column is set to "hyperlink" it is only clickable on the client and not when deployed to the sharepoint site.
Any solutions?
Okay, this seems to be a problem of non-IE browsers, works fine in IE...