I have came to different places in my DNN but I wasnt able to locate the message that says
(Note: - Registration may take several seconds. Once you click the
Register button please wait until the system responds.)
What I was able to locate is the message that says :
Note: Membership to this website is Verified. Once your account information has been submitted, you will receive an email containing a
link that you can use to verify your account.All fields marked with a
red asterisk are required.
this message is located at \App_GlobalResources
Can anyone tell me where can I find it ?
That can be found in the language editor under
local resources/desktopmodules/admin/security/app_localresources/register.ascx
That controls the Register module.
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Is there any way to create a link to open a specific message in Gmail or SuperHuman on iOS?
For Gmail I've found the scheme googlegmail:///cv=13eafcee7cc82901/accountId=1&create-new-tab, however I have no idea where to find such id. As the id that is now used in the web client is 64 characters long and not hexadecimal. Also, there are no mentions on how to control the account, as one typically will have the account address not the number.
There are also reports saying that this no longer works, but an article written some months ago still claims the scheme works.
For SuperHuman I have not found anything, as it not yet not publicly available.
For the stock email app one can use message://<insert_your_message_id#here.com>.
For Superhuman, the answer is Cmd+K and type in Copy Page Link. The link will be copied to the clipboard. Alternatively, Ctrl+/ will do the same thing.
There is an answer over at https://webapps.stackexchange.com answer. The short of it to use the rfc822msgid: operator.
I am currently working on an app that is going to use the users iCloud information, namely first name, last name and e-mail address as a way to automatically sign-up for the app, instead of filling out a huge form.
Currently the only way I see to get to this information, is to ask the user for permission using the only CloudKit permission type available (userDiscoverability).
CKContainer.default().requestApplicationPermission(CKApplicationPermissions.userDiscoverability, completionHandler: { (status, error) in
....
})
The problem with this is, is that the definition of userDiscoverability is:
The current user is discoverable (through the user's email address) to
other users of the app
Which leads to the default dialog shown here:
The problem is, is that I want access so that i can use the information above to sign someone in automatically (and use it for when someone changes devices, loses their device, etc) so that they don't have to sign up again. Therefore the dialog shown here isn't relevant to what I need it for and the users of the app are going to be confused as to why other users of the app will see that they are using the app(and in fact there is no functionality in the app to allow this at all anyhow).
Like other privacy entries available in Xcode, is there one available somewhere for CloudKit where I can add my own custom message so that I can customize the reason I need permission?
I know that others people have offered solutions, like providing your own custom dialog before the system asks or providing a Page View Controller to explain what's going on but I would like to avoid that. Apple really needs another permission type here but for the time being, thats all we have.
Suggestions/Comments/Feedback welcome.
Google Analytics is showing message "Bad Event Tracking Code" for several my projects. Even for mobile app profile too.
"The message: "The Landing Pages report has a (not set) entry. Verify that tracking code for property (my app name) sends a _trackPageview hit and that it does this before sending any events."
Has somebody got similar issue?
and how to solve this issue because I read about this and can't figure out what is wrong.
I think an issue with you tracking code that have to generate with you google analytics account Here it is step by step description about how to Setting Up Google analytics for Your App
step:1
Go to www.google.com/analytics. The homepage should appear like so:
step:2:
If you do not have a Google account, you will need to create one now by selecting Create an Account on the top-right side of the page.
or sign in in this page.
Once you have logged in, you simply need to click the Access Google Analytics button on the top right.
Step:3
The first screen you see lists all of your accounts.
If you have clients, typically you will have one account set up for each.
If you are new to Google Analytics you will only have the first account you set up.
step:4
Select the Admin view on the top right.
To see the main dashboard area for managing your Accounts, Properties, and Views.
step:5
Select the Property drop-down and click on the Create new property item, like so:
step:6
Google then asks you to submit the details for the app you want to track.
Make sure to choose Mobile app at the top and enter the information as required.
In the Setting up your property section, enter "Cloud App" for the App Name.
step:7
After accepting the terms of service, the website takes you to a page with your tracking ID and the download link for the SDK.
Before you do anything else, write down your app’s Tracking ID, which will be of the form ID UA-XXXXXXXX-Y.
Keep the ID handy, because you will need it soon. For full of description please visit raywenderlich blog
I have received similar errors. However, after testing and checking all the tags, all seem to be in order. I read on PBS that these are false positive alerts, where the errors in fact in correct.
http://spiblog.pbs.org/2014/08/the-art-of-analytics-google-analytics.html
Right now, I have a link defined as such:
<a>itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=https://loqi.me/install/Geoloqi.plist"</a>;
When a user clicks on this link, the following message is shown:
The message consists of the domain-name where the .ipa resides and the application name as defined in the plist. Is it possible to change this prompt message?
The short answer: No. That is not possible.
And it actually makes allot of sense.
Since enterprise apps does not go though any app review it is fairly simple to make an app that's spy on the user or steal data. With the current system the user at least get information about the domain/publisher of the app.
Consider such an "evil" app signed with a valid enterprise license identifying itself as "Important update from Apple" or something similar...
Try
<key>CFBundleDisplayName</key>
<string>MyAppDisplayName</string>
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/General/Reference/InfoPlistKeyReference/Articles/AboutInformationPropertyListFiles.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40009254-SW1
I have a login page for my Nitrogen based web app. If user authentication fails I wf:flash a message to the user to let them know. However if the user continues to supply bad credentials these flash message keep building up. Is there a way to first clear the flashed messages before posting a new one?
I was able to remove the original flash message by calling:
wf:update(page__flash, [])
before updating with the new message (via wf:flash(Message)). page__flash is the id of the flash container div, and I just set it's content to be empty.
the notify element here: http://github.com/zaphar/nitrogen-elements/tree/master/src/element_notify/
Is an expanded flash that allows you to have set a timed fade away for the flash message and a few other useful options. It might be what you are looking for.