I am working on a book with many images, and I want to ensure that I place each picture only once. Is there a way to tell indesign to to check if image exist before placing it? Or a way to define a preflight profile for it?
Thank you,
Omer
You should be able to see a list in the links panel.
It shows the number of times and the page number it appears on.
example:
Name | ! | Pg |
--------------------|---|----|
my-image.psd (2) | | |
my-image.psd | | 1 |
my-image.psd | | 4 |
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# Sets the attributes to an input differential pin pair (din)
NET <din_p> LOC=<AE7> | IOSTANDARD=<LVDS_25> |IOBDELAY=<NONE/BOTH/IBUF/IFD> | DIFF_TERM=<TRUE>;
NET <din_n> LOC=<AF7> | IOSTANDARD=<LVDS_25> | IOBDELAY=<NONE/BOTH/IBUF/IFD> | DIFF_TERM=<TRUE>;
even when I give IOBDELAY=NONE, the error persists
Could someone tell me where I am going wrong ?
This syntax was taken from Language templates for IBUFDS
yea it had to do with syntax .
NET "din_p" LOC="AG6" | IOSTANDARD="LVDS_25" | IOBDELAY=NONE | DIFF_TERM=TRUE;
it works this way
We are using SpecFlow for functional tests that suppose to replace manual testing when a human reads generated email and validates that all sections match specification. The problem is that Scenario Outlines become to grow to have too many parameters
Scenario Outline: generate and send confirmation email
Given I have stored itinerary in '<EmbeddedItinerary>'
When Generate confirmation email
Then section1 should have parameters '<Param1_1>', '<Param1_2>', '<Param1_3>',...
Then section2 should have parameters '<Param2_1>', '<Param2_2>', '<Param2_3>',..
Then section3 should have parameters '<Param3_1>', '<Param3_2>', '<Param3_3>',...
....
Examples:
| EmbeddedItinerary | Param1_1| Param1_2| Param1_3| Param2_1| Param2_2| Param2_3| Param3_1| Param3_2| Param3_3|...
| Itinerary_1 | Value1_1 | Value1_2 | Value1_3 | Value2_1 | Value2_2 | Value2_3 |Value3_1 | Value3_2 | Value3_3 |...
| Itinerary_1 | Value1_1 | Value1_2 | Value1_3 | Value2_1 | Value2_2 | Value2_3 |Value3_1 | Value3_2 | Value3_3 |...
But the number of columns in Examples would become unmanageable. I wish to have multi-line examples ( but with different reason then in Multiple Multi-Line Examples in SpecFlow Feature File).
The option that I see is to store all ExpectedResults in embedded xml or json resource file, and have SpecFlow features quite small e.g.
Scenario Outline: generate and send confirmation email with correct email address for flight section
Given I have stored embedded resource '<EmbeddedItinerary>'
When Generate confirmation email
Then sections should be as specified in '<ExpectedResultsFile>'
Examples:
| EmbeddedItinerary | ExpectedResultsFile
| Itinerary_1 | ExpectedResults1 |
| Itinerary_2 | ExpectedResults2 |
...
Is it a good idea?
Can anyone suggest better way ( more SpecFlow style)?
My concern is that moving expected data to separate files I am loosing visibility, that is one of advantages of SpecFlow features.
Update: while writing this question I found commercial product ($AUD 255 per user) Specflow+Excel http://www.specflow.org/plus/excel/getting-started/ , which may satisfy my requirement to maintain many columns.
Is it a mature/reliable product? Should I use it instead of own parsing expected results files in proprietary format?
If I have a lot of parameters in a Scenario Outline, I try to work as much as possible with default parameters or split the Scenario Outline in multiple ones.
I think in your case, it should be possible to split the one 'generate and send confirmation email' Scenario Outline in multiple ones that you have a scenario outline for every section.
This would reduce the amount of needed parameters per scenario and you get faster feedback if an error occurs. You immediately see in which section you have an error.
e.g.:
Scenario Outline: generate and send confirmation email - section 1
Given I have stored itinerary in '<EmbeddedItinerary>'
When Generate confirmation email
Then section1 should have parameters '<Param1_1>', '<Param1_2>', '<Param1_3>',...
Examples:
| EmbeddedItinerary | Param1_1 | Param1_2 | Param1_3 |
| Itinerary_1 | Value1_1 | Value1_2 | Value1_3 |
Scenario Outline: generate and send confirmation email - section 2
Given I have stored itinerary in '<EmbeddedItinerary>'
When Generate confirmation email
Then section2 should have parameters '<Param2_1>', '<Param2_2>', '<Param2_3>',..
Examples:
| EmbeddedItinerary | Param2_1 | Param2_2 | Param2_3 |
| Itinerary_1 | Value2_1 | Value2_2 | Value2_3 |
Scenario Outline: generate and send confirmation email - section 3
Given I have stored itinerary in '<EmbeddedItinerary>'
When Generate confirmation email
Then section3 should have parameters '<Param3_1>', '<Param3_2>', '<Param3_3>',...
Examples:
| EmbeddedItirerary | Param3_1 | Param3_2 | Param3_3 |
| Itinerary_1 | Value3_1 | Value3_2 | Value3_3 |
About SpecFlow+Excel: That is also an option. Maintaining examples in Excel is most of the time easier than in the feature- file. It will at least solve your problem in short term, but you have to be also careful to write scenarios that are still understandable and readable.
You can get a trial license for it from here: http://www.specflow.org/request-your-specflow-trial-license/
Full Disclosure: I am one of the developers of SpecFlow+ (Runner & Excel).
Hi I have downloaded the Standard Set from the JMeter plugin site.
I installed it as it says here:
http://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/PluginInstall/
The problem is that I don't get to see any option in the Listener Menu that let me add a new Graphs Generator Listener as described here:
http://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/GraphsGeneratorListener/
I need to create a Transactions per Second graph , but I don't know how to do it.
I really appreciate if you could help me out.
Thanks in advance.
If you do not see the extra elements in the menu, there is something wrong with your jmeter-plugins installation.
Make sure you unpacked the zip in the folder above 'bin', that is not clear in the instructions.
At the same folder level as 'bin' there should also be a 'lib', and beneath this, 'ext'.
Check that the 'ext' folder contains the jmeter plugin jar and other support files.
it should look like this:
|-apache-jmeter-2.11
| |-bin
| | |-jmeter.bat
| | |-ApacheJMeter.jar
| | |-...
| |-lib
| | |-ext
| | | |-JMeterPlugin-Standard.jar
| | | |-...
| | |-...
| |-...
|-...
Make sure you restart jmeter after moving these files. If you have the jar in the right place, the extensions will be loaded and available from menu options.
To install the JMeter Plugins,
-> Copy the JMeterPlugins.jar file from JMeterPlugins-VERSION.zip
-> Paste the file to JMETER_INSTALL_DIR/libexec/lib/ext
Capistrano is in charge of deploying my magento in all environments. The structure we work with is as follows:
Website
| current
| | media ---ln---> /var/www/website/aplication/shared/media
| | | import
| | | | p
| | | | | a
| | | | | | patata.jpg
When I try to import a CSV with a list of products with the image gallery, the images aren't imported. I have noticed that it's not possible to upload images from the backend either when "media" is a symbolic link.
What can I do to make it work with symbolic links? Has anyone had this problem before?
You should try the MAgmi Image attributes processor.
It allows images to be uploaded even from a third party URL.
Here is a tricky one regarding Cucumber:
Feature: Some feature
Background:
Given I am on the root page
Scenario Outline: Relevant flash messages should appear
When I fill in some_field with: <name>
Then I should see the text: <relevant_flash>
Examples:
| name | relevant_flash |
| Some name | Some message |
Scenario Outline: Irrelevant flash messages should not appear
When I fill in some_field with: <name>
Then I should not see the text: <irrelevant_flash>
Examples:
| name | irrelevant_flash |
| Some name | Some message |
I hate having to repeat:
When I fill in some_field with: <name>
But for obvious reasons it can not just be moved into background. Or can it? Let me know if you have a workaround...
Well, I can simplify your cucumber with something like this:
Feature: Some feature
Scenario Outline: Relevant flash messages should appear
Given I am on the root page
When I fill in some_field with: <name>
Then I should see <message>
Examples:
| name | message |
| Some name | Relevant message |
| Some other name | Irrelevant message |
| Some another name | another flash message |
You notice that I take out the Background: since we got it cover on Scenario Outline:
I think this steps will run and simple with out too much repeatation
Your Scenario outline could be better organized to avoid duplicate, by combining both successful and failed messages together.
Feature: Some feature
Background:
Given I am on the root page
Scenario Outline: Relevant flash messages should appear
When I fill in some_field with: <name>
Then I should see <relevant_message>
Examples:
| name | relevant_flash |
| Some name | Some message |
| Some irrelevant name | Irrelevant message |
| Name for blank msg | |