Is there any workaround to prevent Notes in MS CRM 2013 from becoming readonly when we remove the Title and text from it?
I would like it to be editable even after the title and text is removed from the Notes. Is it possible? Any help will be much appreciated ...
You can dig up the record and edit it, just not in the parent form:
Advanced Find > search "Notes"
Filter by Regarding record (i.e. if the note is attached to a Case, pick Regarding(Incident))
You'll see in the results your empty record: open it up and edit it.
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I am trying to customize a pdf template so I can print my own Picking Ticket. I can get all salesorder's information/data by use ${record.[fieldId]}, and I can also get all items' general/header information in the current salesorder's record using ${item.[fieldId]}. However, can anyone tell me how to get each item's components list through "item.[...]"
I tried to use "item.member", where member is the components list of each item, and it always said "item.member" is not a sequence or list.
Any idea? Thanks,
You can print this information with NetSuite's new Saved Search printing feature that was released in 2017.1. Make an item saved search with Member Item being one of the results. Then create a template from the saved search with the "New Template" button. Use this tag somewhere in your document:
${result.memberitem}
See SuiteAnswers article "Advanced Templates for Printing Saved Search Results" if you want to learn how to print all results on one page.
You don't need record - just use ${item.[field]}
You'll notice in the source code at the start of the item list table it has <#list record.item as item>
I am using ssrs 2012.
How can I repeat username in the report header? ReportItem doesn't work if the report spans across more than one page.
I was told to use Internal parameters but there is no such option with rdlc.
Can this somehow be done in codebehind?
Thanks
I am a bit confusing about your problem.
Just add a page header, rigth click on report design surface, insert->page header:
Add a text box and set the expression value to the following built-in field
You should get something like this in every page:
Note I am using rdl but built-in fields is available for both RDL and RDLC.
Let me know if this was helpful.
It keeps bothering me that I cannot manage the Keyword for "One-click search engines". The keyword could be displayed as follows in Firefox 38.0.1
Through the help link, I found ways to add/hide/remove search engines. However, it did not give any suggestion on how to modify the search engine.
The practical motivation for me to learn how to change the keyword is that:
Firefox cannot sync "search engines" across different installations. Only bookmarks and add-ons could be synced, so far.
I am using Vimperator with Firefox, where pressing o (or t) followed by TAB, then keyword for search engine, will enable the finishing a search query sequence. Example:
:open google happy 2015
will launch a Google result page searching for "happy 2015".
So, the syntax is: ":open keyword search-pattern".
Can anyone tell me how to change the "keyword" of a search engine? Or, give instruction on how to create a search engine of my own? (either on the web or locally loaded is fine.)
To edit the keyword for a search engine, double-click on the search engine's entry, or highlight it and press F2.
Solution in short, as kindly offered by Brandon Parmenter, goes as follows:
:bmark http://example.com/search#q=%s -keyword=example
Start of the longer/older answer
Though the solution inspired by the following link does not change the entries for search engine, it does offer a fully functional keyword feature.
wikiHow:How to Add a Custom Search Engine to Firefox's Search Bar
Unlike what has been suggested in the external link, no further add-on is needed. The following steps will complete the definition of a search-keyword:
Go to the page on which one can search. (Either google.com, or github.com, or whatever)
Right click the search box (through which one can type search inquiry) and select "Add a Keyword for this search"
Define the keyword and press enter
This is not defining a search engine, but rather a search-keyword. Keywords defined in this way is stored as a Bookmarks entry.
So far, it is yet unclear how would conflicting keywords between search-engines-keywords and one we just defined should be resolved. Hopefully, since Firefox is syncing Bookmarks items, search-keyword may be synced to other installations.
Since the question to modifying the search-engine-keyword is yet unsolved, I will not accept my own answer.
Additionally, if one would be interested to look into the Bookmark entry, %s is the "place-holder" in the "Location" field of such bookmark that will be subsituted by whatever one would like to search.
To programatically change the keyword of a search engine you can do it like this:
var allEngines = Services.search.getEngines()
for (var i=0; i<allEngines.length; i++) {
var currentEngine = allEngines[i];
console.log('name of current engine:', currentEngine.name);
var currentKeyword = currentEngine.alias; // is null if no current key word
}
To change the keyword programtically just set currentEngine.alias
Here is a variable viewer in browser console of allEngines you see its an array and each entry is like this, in this image here one entry is expanded:
If you know the name you can just get the engine by name with var currentEngine = Services.search.getEngineByName('Bing')
I am new to using visual studio lightswitch and I have formed a table with data, but I want to know if there's a way I can get it so that when I start typing, suggestions will come up. As a lot of the data (i.e. Company Name) is repeated throughout, so it would save me typing it out in full every time. I don't want to use a drop box as it cant be limited. I have got this far without typing code so if we could keep it basic that would be great. Thanks
I am really desperate; Any help or comments would be much appreciated
LS HTML 2013 supports filtering/searching collections out of the box, just mark all searchable fields of your entities as "Is Searchable" and display the filter/search box on your screen, e.g. having your Customers displayed on a BrowseCustomers screen, you can trigger this capability as following:
myapp.BrowseCustomers.created = function (screen) {
screen.Customers.showSearch();
};
if you need "more control", you can add a dataitem to the screen (e.g. string "FilterTerm"), bind it to the query and tweak the LS createQuery method for your specific needs (e.g. the Customers VisualCollection), a good example can be found at Progressive insight on autocomplete as you type in the Lightswitch html Client
I want to create a Word document that works as a template, where all the document is locked from editing except the Content Controls (<sdt/> elements) in the document that the user can edit.
What I've seen is that if I lock the document edition (right now I'm using the _markAsFinal property) there's no way to unlock a single Content Control.
Am I missing something? Or is this by design?
In your settings.xml file, you'll want under <w:settings/> an element like this:
<w:documentProtection w:edit="forms" w:enforcement="1" w:cryptProviderType="rsaFull"
w:cryptAlgorithmClass="hash" w:cryptAlgorithmType="typeAny" w:cryptAlgorithmSid="4"
w:cryptSpinCount="100000" w:hash="UrgUnH3e8g+JF+pZ0azudEQQUYY="
w:salt="dKkOT11EOm/O3alLt8NBbQ=="/>
The hash and salt you'll need to set on your own, you can refer to the Ecma specs and implementation notes for those details, but this is a really good tutorial to just jump right in. But what this does is limit all editing to only content controls.