I have created a very basic FAQ using a custom list. I want to use the ‘newsletter’ style but when doing this the search box disappears and it appears only in default view.
As a workaround I found out that is possible to change default view using CSR into Newsletter view and so keep the search box.
Unfortunately I don’t know JSON, does anyone have any suggestion for the code ?
I am using SharePoint 2013 !
In the map view controller, I have two buttons but only one of them shows up. I tried to reload Xcode and delete the app but nothing changed.
App photo
Xcode photo
I’m getting an error when I navigate to the order grid section of the magento 2.3.4 under Sales -> Orders in the admin panel. It appears to be referencing the wrong table because table ‘databasename.prefix_sales_order’ does exist but below the error is calling table’databasename.sales_order’. How would I fix this?
SQLSTATE(42S02): Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'databasename.sales_order' doesn't exist, query was: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM `prefix_sales_order_grid` AS `main_table` LEFT JOIN `sales_order` ON main_table.entity_id = sales_order.entity_id () ()
Where can I view when an event was created in the Microsoft Outlook web interface (OWA)?
I am curious about Google’s Gmail “snippets”. From most emailers, the snippet is the first few words of the email, or in some cases, the Google A.I. seems to pick out what it thinks is an important sentence to display (which usually it gets right). But from a few emailers — notably Facebook — somehow, the snippet displayed is not even mentioned in the email. For example —
The email from Facebook, about a post my friend made on Facebook, displays text from his post; but the email itself contains nothing about being diagnosed with cancer:
When I search for info on Gmail Snippets, I find instructions for turning on and off in “settings”, and I find advice for email marketing people about tailoring the email to display an effective snippet (like, don’t have your first line be your unsubscribe link); but I have found nothing about how to make the snippet be unrelated to the content of your email.
When I view source with ctrl-U, all I see is a wall of CSS and (what I think is) Javascript. When I ctrl-F to search for “cancer” and “diagnosed”, it comes up empty.
When I ctrl-F to search for “cancer” in the message, it says it found one instance, but nothing is displayed:
When I forward the message to an old text-only system where I have an account, I do see the snippet as the very first line of the message (prior to a bunch of Facebook links and then CSS and HTML that doesn’t render on the text-only interface).
So, how is Facebook doing this? Are they using a 0-size font, or something? (I think they are not using a font color that matches the background, because then it would be displayed, highlighted, by ctrl-F.) I think that cannot be it, because I would see the markup on the text-only system. Is there some rule that you can hide text from human view in Gmail, if it comes before the HTML? This has been bugging me for a few weeks, so thanks for any insights.
I have a schema in a mapping system that has dozens of tables with columns that have incorrect values:
I would like to create a dynamic view that users could open in the mapping software that would return a list of columns that have incorrect values:
table_name column_name datatype value count
—————————————————————————————————-————————————-———————-
roads width number 0 500
sidewalks description varchar2 (space) 10000
Sidewalks const_year number 0 10
(If the datatype, value, or count columns are difficult or inefficient to generate, I could live without them. I really just need a list of tables and columns that have bad values.)
What would it take to create a view like this in Oracle?
I can share a link to Google Maps with someone so that they can view the location from above:
https://www.google.com/maps/@42.213931,-8.7751829,46m/data=!3m1!1e3
And it looks like this:
Now, they could manually click on “Enable glove view”:
And they would not only see a satellite image from above, but a 3D model of the map that, depending on the location, may even include 3D models of the houses, trees, etc.:
Is there any way I could create a link so that, when visited, the visitor would directly see the 3D view of the map instead of the satellite image?
I have recipe and food nodes, and recipe nodes (e.g. My Favourite Cake Recipe) link to parent food types (e.g. Cake). This link is done via a Parent Food content reference field on the recipe node type.
Now I’d like to display a block titled Linked Food next to all recipes. To do this I created a food content view with the following:
food node referenced from the recipe page I’m viewing.food.I then set up this block to display on the recipe content type. When I navigate to a recipe I was now expecting to see the parent food node detailed in the block, but instead I just see the same recipe repeated in the block. What am I doing wrong here?
I’ve had a look at a view tutorials and I’m as someone who is familiar with relational databases I find the concept of views (or at least the documentation) really impenetrable, so I’m just going to ask…
I’m having a viewability issue with a vertical Adsense placement (300×600 and under).
It’s a pretty standard above-the-fold, right column placement. The top of the placement starts around 200 px from the top of the browser window, so it’s a very visible placement. Easily the most visible on the site for desktop users.
The placement is hidden in mobile (by hiding the parent per current AdSense regulations) and doesn’t serve to mobile devices. (This is tested and confirmed, btw… so that’s not the issue).
The placement is currently scoring a meager 30% Active View in AdSense reports, which means it’s serving and not being seen — a lot.
Where else should I be looking to diagnose this problem? I’m pretty sure the viewability issue is negatively impacting RPM.
The site has excellent traction, with over 6 ppv and an average pageview time of nearly 1 minute. The bounce rate is a very healthy 33%. The CWV on the page are all healthy (Rather, as healthy as can be expected with a site running AdSense).
Anyone familiar with viewability / active view issues? Any thoughts on where else the issue could lie?
Thanks.
I have an app installed which is generating log files and puts them in /data/user/0/appname.appname
I can see them on a rooted device but not on a unrooted device.
The appname.appname folder isn’t visible on any file manager I’ve used.
Is there anyway to view this folder contents without root?