I have a dashboard 'my stuff' and a team called 'the best team'. I only want members of 'the best team' to be able to see the dashboard 'my stuff'.
Because I'm a member of the team 'the best team', I can see the dashboard 'my stuff' when I'm in online mode. If I then select to go offline, the dashboard 'my stuff' isn't available any more.
Does anyone know why and is there any way around this?
This may be a long shot but are you sure the dashboard is part of of the offline sync?
Sadly, Microsoft REALLY didn't think through the default 'offline filters.'
They set everything to 'MY' as opposed to 'MY and MY TEAM.'
The work around for you is to change your 'offline filters' but sadly, you have to manually adjust this for everyone of your users.
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We're working with IBM BPM 8.6.
In many workflows, we do the typical team assignment. The users can claim the task, and work with it. But there is a problem, they cannot assign the task back to the group within the Process Portal.
All we get is a tooltip with the "This action is not permitted" when we try to reassign back to the group.
Reassign back to group disabled image
The same happens if we try to reassign it to an specific user:
Reassign to user disabled image
We know that we could add the following instruction to the workflows:
tw.system.currentTask.reassignBackToRole()
to reassign it back,
but this would affect all the projects, and it would require time and resources to do so.
Any help or hints will be appreciated.
You need to check the "action policies" for the Portal (https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SS8JB4_19.x/com.ibm.wbpm.imuc.doc/topics/restricting_access_to_portal_functions.html). I searched for "process portal action policies" to find the linked page (IBMs URLs can be pretty transient).
The one you're interested in is "ACTION_REASSIGN_TASK". This should be available to all users by default so perhaps it has been changed. You can use was_admin to change or check the values e.g.
wsadmin>AdminConfig.modify(getBPMPolicyAction("ACTION_REASSIGN_TASK"), [["roles", "newrole"]])
wsadmin>AdminConfig.save()
I'm trying to get my head around Laravel Spark's billing plans - and specifically using both the individual and team plans in the same application.
The billing documentation specifically states you can define user and team billing within the same application.
However, if an individual "user plan" is in place, the system doesn't seem to ever show the "team plans" on the registration form.
I've been through the documentation and search for various solutions however, unless I'm missing the obvious, can't see anyone else commenting on this.
Spark::plan('Individual', 'ind_plan')
->price(10)
->features([
'First', 'Second', 'Third'
]);
Spark::teamPlan('Team', 'team_plan')
->price(10)
->features([
'Feature 1',
'Feature 2',
'Feature 3',
]);
I was expecting to see on the registration form both plans; and if the team plan was chosen, for it to ask me the team name.
However, it just shows the individual plan.
Yet if I change the "teamPlan" to "plan" and refresh, both are shown.
Has anyone seen this before?
And any idea how to get both to show... or what I'm missing?
The system was installed with the latest version using spark new project --team-billing
Thank you.
I've enabled a G Suite Marketplace SDK but initially I set the Visibility to "My Domain" so I could test in isolation on my domain. Now I want to set it to Public but that setting is disabled.
Warning: Once you select and save a visibility setting, you cannot change it later. (https://developers.google.com/gsuite/marketplace/sdk)
However I can't even disable/delete that API configuration and recreate it, so I can set it to public.
Is there any way to change this GSuite Marketplace API configuration to Public? (without having to tear down the entire Google Project and all it's API configurations and start over... seems there should be a better way)
Thanks
Try to access your Developer Dashboard and click the edit part of your item. You can check there if you can set the visibility option of your item.
I think once you change it, it will undergo a manual review and you need to wait some time to be approve.
I contacted Google support and confirmed that the only way to resolve this is to create an entirely new app and choose Public the first time you save it. I hope that helps.
I am trying to create the gmail account through watir. As part of it while I am trying to select the birthday using div element I am unable to do.
I tried with the below one:
#ie.div(:text,'May').click
My system configurations:
IE-8
Windows-7
I've always disliked seeing the answers on here that say 'Why are you doing this?" or "Why would you want to do this?". So I'll just say "Don't do this!". I'm sure whatever issue you are facing can be resolved without automating the creation of gmail account.
If all you need is a unique gmail address then see the link below:
http://www.codestore.net/store.nsf/unid/BLOG-20111201-0411
Another option is https://mailinator.com/
As #titusfortner indicates, that element cannot be selected/clicked because it is not visible. Using watir-webdriver, this snippet makes the dropdown menu visible so its options can be selected:
b.div(title: "Birthday").when_present.click
b.div(text: "May").when_present.click
That being said, there are two other (read: larger) issues:
You won't be able to script your way past the captcha.
Google doesn't want you doing this. That's why the captcha is there, and they'll eventually block your IP if you consistently automate/script against them.
You can't click on the text of something that is not visible on the page. You first need to open the drop-down:
browser.span(id: 'BirthMonth').click
browser.div(text: 'May').click
b.element(:css, '#BirthMonth > div').click
b.element(:text, 'May').click
It works with Chrome and with Firefox also but not perfect
Please can you help me with a LDAP query or VBscript to list all current users; real, flesh and blood people so it must exclude service accounts, administrator accounts and shared mailboxes.
If you can help with this, it would be greatly appreciated.
How do you know (in your script) whether an account is a "flesh-and-blood" account or a service account?? What attribute can you check to make that decision?? I'm not aware of any "real user" flag in AD - but maybe you can base your decision on something that your company is using.
Once you know that fact, then you should be able to find something on Richard Mueller's website - he has tons of examples for VBScript and Active Directory - this page here has a number of premade VBScripts to handle things like creating a list of users and many others. Adapt these for your specific needs.
I know this is an old one, anyway... to get "flesh-and-blood" :) account, try this:
Users who are persons AND company and email address cannot be blank AND the manager field cannot be blank:
(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(company=*)(mail=*)(|(manager=*)))
... or this to:
Users who are persons AND company and email address cannot be blank AND the manager field cannot be blank unless the user’s name is Mr. Brown:
(&(objectCategory=person)(objectClass=user)(company=*)(mail=*)(|(manager=*)(name=Mr. Brown)))
Note: The operation (|(manager=*)(name=Mr. Brown)) means that either manager=* or name=Mr. Brown must be true.
Source: https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/create-ldap-query/