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In which field are the links from $LINKS stored?
There is no specific field. Notes is schemaless and allows creation of items with any name or type, at the whim of the application developer. $Links is a reserved item name that is used to track information for doclinks created in rich text items. Under normal circumstances (i.e., doclinks created interactively through the Notes editor or through code that uses the appropriate APIs), $Links will contain information for all doclink in all rich text items in the document.
For much more details about doclinks and $Links, please see this blog post by Ben Langhinrichs.
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We are using forms to allow people (staff) to book equipment out of a store, self service. We record who took what, and when they book it back in. They are asked if the tool condition is good, and if not, are taken to another part of the form to select a fault category. I record this information in the linked sheet.
so my question is can I read the information in the "fault" column of the linked sheet for that item ID, and generate a message to the form user such as "This item has been reported as faulty - please do not use it!" etc etc
If I could script the form so that it scans the linked sheet in the relevant column / row for the item they are trying to scan out, and then warn them that is has an entry in the "Fault" column, that would be perfect. Ideally as they scan the barcode of the item they are taking, before submitting the form, but after submit would be fine too.
I have searched widely and not yet found a solution
Since the only triggers which are available for Forms are the onOpen, onInstall and onFormSubmit, this cannot be done directly.
Possible solutions
1. You can develop your own form
This can be done by using Apps Script & HTML & JavaScript and creating your own Sheets add-on which will interract with the sheet you have in order to check the status of the tool.
2. You can programmatically update either the question name or the form description in order to include the accepted values for the question regarding the tools.
This can be done by creating a script attached to the sheet and using the onEdit(). So whenever a change is made in the tools section for example, this new data can be gathered as a string and update the fields to contain the updated values for the tools.
Reference
Apps Script Simple Triggers;
Extending G Suite with Add-ons.
I want to update my web applications to use JSON-LD so that they get better on the search engines.
I read a lot on the JSON-LD website and the Google documentation about it but all of it deals with using a single entity.
What if on a single page -like my home page- I want to output TWO entities? For example the ORGANIZATION entity and the WEBSITE entity so that I can indicate the name of the site (and its alternate name) as well as the social site links that are also "same as" the web site?
When I tried appending them with a comma and tried it on the testing tool, it only "received" the first entity in the list
UPDATE
This is not a duplicate. For those who read carefully they will see that I am talking about TWO different entities being specified. The suggested duplicate is about a single entity with multiple (array) sub-attributes. That is not my case, mine is about multiple top level entities (Organization and Person for example).
After a much deeper search with variations on the search words I managed to get my answer here: enter link description here
So basically, if the entities/types are DIFFERENT as in my question (and unlike what the reviewer thought), then you must use separate script tags for each JSON+LD entity/type.
My app has been localized to multiple languages and is to be distributed worldwide. I'm having trouble understanding how to insert metadata and keywords that would be appropriate for each language of the many stores that it will appear in. What am I missing?
It seems that I will run out of number of allowed characters if I try to insert metadata and keywords for multiple languages all into the one field that I see for each. Is there another way to accomplish this?
I understand that keywords can't be changed once the app has been submitted/uploaded. What can I do to work around that if I want to localize my keywords?
you can edit your Metadata any time you want. logon to itunesconnect-> manage application -> select your application-> click on view details. In app details page you have a "Metadata and Uploads" section. next to the section title there is an edit button, it allow you to edit some details in metadata.
And also you can add metadata in different languages. For that first you have to choose your language from the drop down menu on the right hand side. here it will list the languages that your app supports. this value is taking from your app's info.plist (means what are the languages you add in localisation). Select any language from the drop down and then press edit button. Here you can add metadata for that language and it will displayed on the particular store
I am exploring feasibility of using TFS for software process on our next project. One need is to be able to create a requirements document from individual linked requirements within TFS. I've currently got mock-up projects in both Agile and CMMI with a set of requirements linked with parent child relationships. I can query these requirements in both Agile and CMMI but the result doesn't show the hierarchy. With CMMI I can run the report "Project Management::Requirements Progress" which shows requirement titles with indention based on hierarchy. It doesn't however show the detailed descriptions
What I'd like is to auto generate a Word document with hierarchical headings based on TFS requirement work items and their parent/child relationships.
Also to generate rich text and drawings from the TFS requirement Work Item descriptions. So a secondary question is how to change the description field in the Requirements Work Item to support rich text so that the reports can use it. If I try to edit the Task Work Item Description field it warns me that continuing to save may make file unloadable.
To support RichText in your work items you need to edit your work item definition by Work Item Editor wihch can be found in the TFS Power Tools thingy. You should add a new custom rich text field and use that field for your descriptions. (The downside is, Excel plug-in does not support editing richtext fields.They are read-only in Excel)
For printing work items, I had to improvise solution and worked pretty well for me. I used the "Mail Merge" functionality of MS Word and designed a word document. After that I prepared a SQL query that takes the needed field values from TFS Warehouse. Rest is done by MS Word. Mail Merge prepares a single document for each work item record. They are separate documents but it does the trick I suppose.
For creating a hierarchy I think you need to go a little deeper. Since TFS supports parent/child relationships but does not follow any particular sort order, I suppose another custom field is needed. You can either use the field to give hierarchy tokens manually (1.1, 1.2, etc.) or you can develop a little custom command line utility to traverse the work item tree and autoset values for the mentioned custom field.
I am developing a web app which displays sales from local stores around the United States. The sales and stores listed vary by location. Is there a RESTful URL scheme for describing this information while avoiding duplicate content?
Specifically, the app needs to list local stores, and list items sold at a particular store. Zip (postal) codes seem a convenient way to refer to location, so consider this scheme:
/stores/zip - list stores near zip, with links to particular stores
/store/name/lat+long - list items at a particular store
There is a problem. The page at /store/name/lat+long needs to link back to the list of stores, but which zip code should it choose? Say it chooses the zip code closest to the lat+long coordinate. A user might arrive at a particular store page from a link on /stores/zipA yet the store page could refer them back to a slightly different list, /stores/zipB.
We could solve that problem by carrying the zip code information forward. So the list at /stores/zip, could link to /store/name/lat+long/zip. This is not logical, however, because all information needed to identify a store is provided by the lat+long coordinate; the zip code is redundant. In fact the same page content would have duplicate URLs.
Another solution would be to save the last-viewed zip code as a cookie, but that's not RESTful. Is there a solution?
Add that information as an optional query parameter.
/stores/name/lat+long?search=zip
The /stores/name/lat+long represents the resource uniquely, while the optional query parameter provides the extra information you need for your breadcrumb back to their original search.
If you have links that come from somewhere other than a search for that zip code, then you could just leave the query parameter off. When the query parameter is missing, default to linking back to the closest zip code, or leaving the breadcrumb link off entirely.
Another option would be to just let the browser history do this for you, by using JavaScript to navigate the user to the previous page in their history:
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