Why is the customer service app from the imported unmanaged solution not listed on the apps page?
Steps to reproduce
Created a new environment in https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/environments
Imported the solution from GitHub to the new environment in https://make.powerapps.com/environments
Clicked Publish all customizations
Browsed to https://[somethingdev].crm4.dynamics.com/main.aspx?forceUCI=1&pagetype=apps
I am following this guide on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLwDzuCikCU from https://github.com/thomassandsor/CustomerService.
Expected result
That the imported solution is visible as a new app.
Actual result
The page only displays the default apps and not the new one that should be named CS.
Related
I have a layout for a portal that worked fine in .NET Core 3.1 and 5. I am splitting my portal into two apps: one for participants and one for our faculty and staff (you know, separation of concerns and to keep the application from getting humongous. Participants hardly share any functionality with faculty and staff).
Anyway, I cannot, for the life of me, get my default layout to render in my Identity pages.
This is how they are showing:
This is how it should render:
I do have my _ViewStart.cshtml that is located in Areas/Identity/Pages/Account pointing to the correct place:
#{
Layout = "/Views/Shared/_Layout2.cshtml";
}
I do not know what is going on. This has never been an issue before. It appears as if it is not getting any layout files whatsoever.
Am I missing a step? Is there someone I tell it to make sure it has access to the files?
I have searched the web. I found this on StackOverflow Layout not working on asp.net core 3.0 for user profile and this Updating default front-end design of Identity Login Page in .NET core, but it did not help me.
UPDATE: This is from Chrome developer tools. It looks like it is trying to pull the files from the Identity area instead of the root;
Basically the answer to this was to create a new project and move my files over. I am not sure what was wrong, but now that I created a new project and move my files, everything works just rosie.
I was trying to run the sample project with custom functions add-in using this link: https://github.com/OfficeDev/Excel-Custom-Functions.
I made sure that I meet all the prerequisites for running the project. I installed the certificates, and run the project successfully, but I'm stuck at step 3, of registering the custom functions add-ins by going to the insert tab and adding the respective add-in by selecting from the developer section. The problem I'm facing is that I have a different view and organization of options in my excel client application and I could not find the developer section from where I can register my Add-in. I'm attaching the images of the ribbon that I have in excel.
So if you will look into the images, you will see that there is manage my addins options, which will only show the add-ins that have been sideloaded manually but not the ones that were sideloaded using the script in this project. So I don't know where can I find the developer Section. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
I'm also part of the Insider program which can be seen in the given image
If you're a member of the Office Insider program and are running Excel for Windows build number 10827 or later, the Insert ribbon should look like the following screenshot (with red rectangles highlighting the items you choose to register your custom functions add-in).
Have you joined the Office Insider program?
What build number of Excel for Windows are you running?
(Screenshot taken from the Custom Functions Tutorial).
So I fixed my problem after I found out that custom functions only works with the Insider Channel and not with Monthly Targeted, which I had beforehand. I got help from this link: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/create-custom-functions-in-excel-is-not-working-as/1ce500cc-8f83-421a-bb7c-2ae34027d444.
Am integrating branch.io to my iOS app which is being developed in Xamarin, without Forms.
Followed the steps mentioned in SDK integration.
Added the Branch Xamarin SDK as a NuGet package
branch_key added in Info.plist
Added URL scheme in Xamarin
Enabled Universal Links in branch.io portal
Added code for initialization and delegates for branch.io
Enabled Associated Domains in developer portal
Enabled Associated Domains in xamarin studio and added domains applinks:bnc.lt
Ensure that the correct build target is checked in the right sidebar.
Am not sure how to do that in xamarin. By default the Entitlements.plist file is specified in configuration.
Enabled Universal Links in branch dashboard
Specified bundle identifier and Apple App prefix properly.
Created a marketing link, and tapped the link from messages app.
Which routes to safari with a dummy page from bnc.lt, with option of 'Get the app'
Any information on this would be greatly appreciable. Thanks!
Tested in
Device: iPhone6S+, iOS9.1
Device: iPhone6s, iOS9.4
Update
We had a custom link label for the all the marketing links, which should be kept empty to support Universal Links. The format of the market link would be bnc.lt/«four-letter-identifier»/«link-hash»
I'm adding a note here to help anyone coming across this ticket and thinking they may have a similar issues:
The default Branch link domain for all apps until early 2016 was "bnc.lt." To support Universal Linking, all Branch apps using this bnc.lt domain had entries in a single Apple-App-Site-association (AASA) file. To uniquely identify apps in this AASA file, Branch relied on a four-letter alpha identifier in each link: https://bnc.lt/«four-letter-identifier»/«link-hash»
Branch allows partners to replace the "«four-letter-identifier»/«link-hash»" portion of bnc.lt links with custom aliases ("https://bnc.lt/mylink," for example), however doing so makes it impossible for the app to be identified in the AASA file - meaning that such links cannot function as Universal Links.
Branch introduced app.link domains in early 2016 to replace bnc.lt. The limitation regarding Universal Links and link aliases described here does not affect app.link domains.
We are using Tuleap in our Organization, currently we are facing a serious issue.
We have created around 40 projects in Tuleap and all those were working fine, suddenly we find project dashboard is missing inside one of the project which was working well all these days. (i.e. the screen which appears once I click on any project from Personal Page).
The real problem is that I don't find that custom widgets option in one of the project, because of that I could not recreate card wall to the project dashboard.
The image below shows how the project dashboard appears now. You can see the custom widget option as well the cardwall are missing.
You talk about the project dashboard yet you have attached a screenshot of the project tree. Is it that you are redirected to the project tree when you click on the link to the project dashboard? Given that this only happens on one project, I would guess that the link has been badly configured (project administration -> service conguration). The pattern should be similar to the one in a valid project.
P.S. This is more of a user question than a code question so I would guess its place would be on superuser not stackoverflow.
P.P.S Nice custom homemade theme. There is a green flaming parrot theme you might want to check-out as an alternative (> Tuleap 7.0).
Say I had (foolishly) setup a Silverlight project in VS and failed to setup a supporting website at time of instantiation are there any steps I can take to add one retrospectively?
Many thanks.
Do the following:-
Add a new Web Application or Web Site to the existing solution.
Open the properties of the new Web Application, on the Silverlight tab select Add..., select the existing SL project in the project drop-down (already selected by default), Click Add.
Set the web app to be the startup project
Select the newly created test .aspx page that will have been created for you as the start page.
Now you are where you would have been had you opted to create the test web app when creating the solution.
The simplest solution might be to create a new solution with the supporting website project and copy your Silverlight project into that and carry on working in the new solution.
You could also copy the web project to your existing solution. In that case you'll need to change the name of the referenced .xap file.