I am looking for a solution where a customer can set their own start date to a WooCommerce membership plan rather than have it start straightaway (our plans have a set number of days). Has anyone come across or made a solution to this? I would need to use the _start_date string.
Thank you.
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Is there a way to retrieve the user's time zone set value for the profile thru the API?
I am afraid that it is currently not supported to retrieve user's time zone through api . There is no out-of-the-box api to get user’s time zone.
You could add your request for this feature on our UserVoice site , which is our main forum for product suggestions.
Apart from the negative answer, I think what you want is a good idea! So I post a feature request here for you. You can vote and add your comments for this feedback. The product team would provide the updates if they view it. Thank you for helping us build a better Azure DevOps.
is there a script way to increase my Bid for one keyword when i'm below specific website for that keyword. Can you change your bid when you are below specific website? I'm trying to advertise my dad's website and i need to change my bid every 5 min to stay first ,because there is one website that's always above me how is that possible? I'm noob to google adwords, but i have money to spent i just need to know if there is way to set automatic rules or script that will make me first no matter the price.
You can do this with portfolio bidding in Google AdWords and choosing your optimization for outranking share but this is a really bad idea. Don't go for first position if you don't know which metrics you should check to judge performance.
We are trying to setup a BPM Workflow involving human services(using IBM BPM 8.0.1.2).
We are able to create Routing Polices etc for each activity , but not able to figure out
how we can include personal calendars of each user during task assignment.
Usecase : we do not want to assign a task to a person who is on a vacation.
Any help is appreciated!
IBM BPM does not currently have a concept of a business calendar tied to a specific user. You can create a business calendar for calculation of due dates (e.g. this item is due in 3 business days) that can accommodate things like holidays for these calculations, but there is no built in mechanism to create a calendar and tie that to a specific user.
Now, it would be possible to create a set of services that would allow you to create per user calendars for your organization, but that feels like the wrong solution.
In general IBM BPM wants you to assign tasks to "Participant Groups" (in 8.5 this turns into "Teams") rather than to a specific user. This greatly increases your flexibility with respect to who can actually work the task over simply assigning a task to a specific person, as you can change Participant Group membership on your runtime server.
You need to know when a user is on vacation. Now this information can either come by creating custom calendar for each person but this does not look feasible good idea or Second source to get this info, can be Vacation Management System where use applies for vacation. If you do not have Vacation Management System in you organization, then this is even better - build a simple process for vacation approval and store the data for use from this process. If you have system then look for API to retrieve user's vacation details from that system.
Either way, you use this retrieved vacation info in team filter service to assign a task to only available users.
I wonder if it's possible to specify ticket "types" in Jira and have specific data that MUST be filed in for a given ticket type. Say we have a "campaign start" ticket type. In that the creator must set a few dates, attach a file with some data etc. And also have a default cost in time for a given ticket type so that an estimated date when it could be started and done could be shown. Is this possible?
Edit: By And also have a default cost in time for a given ticket type so that an estimated date when it could be started and done could be shown. I mean if it would be possible to set that a 'campaign start' type of standard ticket would require 3 days of work to get done. So that if we let a specific few people create tickets they could see like a time-line of when their ticket could be started on and when it could be assumed to be completed.
Yes - there is quite a bit possible with JIRA, including enforcing fields at certain stages and so on / so forth. This is all well documented on the Atlassian site, or you can work with one of their partners (like us :-) ...) for setting up your project configuration.
Enforcing certain fields can be done through the field configuration scheme or through the use of specific plugins.
Could you elaborate on
And also have a default cost in time
for a given ticket type so that an
estimated date when it could be
started and done could be shown. Is
this possible?"
Francis
The specific documentation is on Field Configuration Schemes. The default cost in time sounds like setting a default value for the system Original Estimate field, which it would be nice if you could also do via the Field Configuration Scheme, but you currently can't. I'd look at some injected javascript to set a default, perhaps using the Behaviours plugin.
We would like to integrate an extra popup/prompt when a user checks in something and associating it with a work item. The prompt should ask the user how much time he spent and how much time is left on the work item. This will work as timesheet material for the timereport and invoice. Has anybody any experience to share in this matter? Is this a Check-in policy? A web service trigger? Is it possible?
A custom check-in policy is your best bet. Certainly possible to do that way.
The downside is that it won't catch people just updating a work item without checking things in.