By default Rhodecode lists the repos available to a user in a grouped form - root-level repos first in a list and a list of groups underneath. Clicking on a group displays the nested repos and groups in a similar list with the selected group becoming the new "root".
Is it possible to configure Rhodecode to display a "flat" list of all repos available to a user, prefixed with a "path" made of groups?
A flat list of repositories with groups is displayed in /_admin/repos but for performance reasons a flat list is not allowed in main view.
You can use for reference the /_admin/repos instead.
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I'm having multiple different data sources and on a website. I'm displaying items in the descending date order (showing the latest first). All data sources can be described as a separate category. Let's say I have sources for Cars, Boats, Motorbikes. The problem is that when new Cars being added to my index, my homepage will be filled with Cars only. However, I still want the users to see Cars, Boats, Motorbikes as well.
Is there query that can return a mix of multiple categories without specifying any category? I have thousands of categories, I cannot add multiple conditions for each. It is like saying: I want the latest contents that are mostly distinct in categories (each item can have tens of categories as well).
Do we have the possibility to create different users which see specific content types in Strapi?
Yes, you'd just need to create a tagging system, you can do this by creating a user field, that takes in a list of tags essentially then associate content to user tags and vice versa to give you a many to many scenario.
I am trying to create a to do list for my team of what all is needing to be done and so that they can assign themselves to each particular task. I am doing all this as a task in microsoft outlook. In order to do this I had to create two additional columns for that were user defined to have them type stuff in. However, when I go to share the to do list with my team the only thing that is showing are the original column fields not the user defined column fields that I created that are editable. How can I get the user definied columns to show up on the peoples tasks list I am sharing this with? Thanks
You need to modify the folder view to show these columns.
How can projects or datasets inside projects of GoodData be filtered among project users. I know the following two ways.
Attribute Filter Variables
https://support.gooddata.com/entries/23354962-Setting-Up-Numerical-and-Filtered-Variables
Mandatory User Filters
http://developer.gooddata.com/article/mandatory-user-filters-for-beginners
Are there any ways other than the above two and how if there are.
Those two are correct ways. The first one is for assigning some constant or attribute value to specific user for Report computation. The second one (Mandatory User Filters) are based on specific data values - assigned to user in GoodData Project. You can define rules so that only selected user can see specific data.
Example:
Human resources department can see only data related to their Department, not others.
Do you have any specific use case? Let me know!
I am using a SP2010 custom list as a weekly time sheet for an organization of about 50 employees and 8 managers to use. To create an item, an employee enters client, project, activity type, week ending, and hours in the default view. Now I want to create another view that is restricted to managers. Ideally, I want SP2010 to know who the manager is, and restrict the items they can see to be only those items created by their employees.
I tried the following with no luck.
There is a user information list created by IT that includes all the members of my organization. I added the Manager's Name to every item.
I re-purposed the Modified By column appeared in my custom list when I created that list.
Specifically, I renamed the Modified By column which is a Person or Group type to Manager's Name and changed the value of Show Field: to Manager's Name. I would have rather not done it this way, but I couldn't figure out how I add a list column that is a Person or Group type, and allows you to pick a column to populate with the value I needed.
I saved the view settings and I could see the Manager's Names in the first column for their specific employees. So far so good!
Then I re-edited the view and created a filter that shows items when Manager's Name is equal to [ME].
I saved the view setting and this time I could not see any employee list items which made sense since I am not a people manager.
I had a colleague who is a people manager try it out and he saw no items for his employees, yet I know there are a dozen or so, and they showed up in #4.
I changed the filter to look for his name specifically, and he still could not see his employees, although I could.
So I figured it must be a permission level issue since his permission level was Contribute and mine is Full Control.
I bumped him up to Design level, and he could see his employees as long as I hard-coded his name in the filter for the view.
Do someone knows how to do this easily?
From what I have learnt, there are differences in creating lists and libraries.
A library does not seem to have the functionality displaying group fields in the correct format, whereas a list does. So if you want to create a view for managers / employees then you need to do it in a list, with the manager and employee both as columns in the view.
Just ensure that the employees and managers do not have access to edit their views.