We have an Outlook RSS rule and get notification on every updates of the related news. However, we would like to get only the notification on first creation of the news instead of every updates of the related news. Is it possible in Outlook RSS?
Thanks in advance.
Are you using Items.ItemAdd/ItemChange events on a particular folder's Items collection? You can use MAPIFolder.Folders.FolderAdd eventon the root RSS folder.
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https://developers.google.com/people/api/rest/v1/people/updateContact
Here's the wiki on update contact using People API. The update works for fields like 'emailAddresses'. But 'coverPhotos' or 'photos' are not listed as valid value for 'updatePersonFields' and I get return code 400 if I try to update them.
Is changing photos of a contact supported by this API? Or is there any other API that does this job?
Currently you cannot update photos, there will be support for updating photos coming in the future. For now you'll need to use the old Contacts API to update photos.
The cover photo is only supported for profiles (it's the big background image in G+), so there isn't any way to set a cover photo on a contact.
Since Mid July 2019 it is FINALLY possible to update the contact photo with the people api: https://developers.google.com/people/api/rest/v1/people/updateContactPhoto
people/10244712xxxxx1564465" is not a valid contact person resource. -
maybe you already deleted this contact, and created new?
I'd like to disable tracking for a specific link in a campaign.
The reason I need to do this is Mailchimp/Mandrill's tracking creates a scenario where Universal Links do not work.
Example:
I'd like (1) to be a regular link, with no Mailchimp tracking
I'd like (2) to track as normal.
In Mandrill I achieve this by adding mc:disable-tracking to the HTML of my template
Is it possible to do this within Mailchimp?
Thanks!
From my experience with MailChimp, you can't turn off click tracking on a link-by-link basis. It's all or nothing for a given campaign. MailChimp has a support document on how to do this, but the gist of it is a simple checkbox when configuring the campaign options:
Incidentally lack of click tracking in emails is currently a major drawback of Universal Links. If you're using one of the major email systems (Responsys, ExactTarget, SendGrid, or SailThru) Branch.io [full disclosure: I'm on the Branch team] offers an integration to fix this, but unfortunately the MailChimp version is taking somewhat longer to get live (feel free to let them know you want such a thing!)
Does anyone know if it is possible to make the Magento Transactional emails (such as Order Confirmation) responsive, so that they also look good on Mobile devices?
Thank you in advance.
BJ
p.s. I searched the Internet for a long time, but could not find any information about it.
Just login in Admin and move on System->Transactional Emails and click on Create New Template now load the template from the drop down e.g. New Order.
Them write the responsive CSS in the template and save with different name.
Now move on System->Configuration->Sales Emails and select your custom template for New Order Confirmation Template, and save it.
I’m using Microsoft Dynamics 4.0. I would like to know how to add attributes to the filter option in Accounts > History. Instead of sorting by how long ago, I would like to sort by what type of task it was, Such as email, phone call, fax, service ..etc.. Is this possible? If so how would I go about implementing this change?
You can edit the Closed Activity Associated View. It is a part of the Activity entity. The ID should be fixed and accessible from:
From http://server:port/orgName/tools/vieweditor/viewManager.aspx?id=%7b21E2B905-6FDB-470D-8517-AD69B4C01268%7d&entityId={C821CD41-F315-43D1-8FA6-82787B6F06E7}>
Though, you'll need to publish the activity entity after making changes. Note that this changes History for EVERY ENTITY related to activities.
You can edit the 'Closed Activity Associated View' from the customization screen for Activity, then sort by Activity Type - also add fields, etc.
I have shared a Google Docs folder with our remote team and a few members of my team. Is it possible to send out emails to all collaborators/viewers when a document is uploaded or edited in the folder?
Otherwise it becomes difficult to keep track of whether anything was changed or not.
Thanks.
Yes! Check out the Google Documents List Data API. Basically, you post a signed request to the API requesting specific documents or a list of documents overall and Google responds with an Atom feed of the documents that you're looking for. Among the tags is <updated>, which contains the timestamp of the last modification. If you keep a local listing of files handy, you can compare to see if any revisions were made.
Also interesting in the feed is <published>, which describes when a doc was created. If you know the last time you checked for updates, any docs published after that time can be considered newly created.
I'm not going to get into code (doesn't sound like what you're asking for), but this should get you on the right track. Hope it helps!
Yes and no.
Google Docs is not a consistent set of tools, so notifications are supported but only partially.
Google Spreadsheet has a set notification rules in the Tools menu
Google Form is linked to spreadsheet so they're covered too
You would have to do something yourself for Document/Word and Presentation apps
I would suggest reading the document from web and checking if the checksum was changed