I have a SP 2013 that was migrated to SPO.
The problem is the Time Zone is Germany, migration take place in India, and I’m developing in Portugal.
So I have some dates 1 day head and others 1 behind consuming for on SPO Rest Api. But the dates are correct in the lists.
The source tenant is defined as 12H so as the target.
At this time I’m really confused, so kindly I’m asking for help on this.
Should I open a ticket? Someone had the same issue?
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moment(data).tz('Europe/Berlin').format('DD-MMMM-YYYY')
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I am entirely new to Moodle and have been asked to export the interactions of around 50 quizzes weekly.
For the first week I did it manually but it's a real pain...
I am looking for a way to trigger something to produce and send or save every interactions report on Monday, for example.
I've googled and looked for a solution in the moodle Docs but either I am not looking in the right place, either I am the only one in the world trying to do something of the sort, which I strongly doubt.
I have accees to the database and have got administrator privileges
Any help would be most welcome,
Thank you.
I am making a weather app and need 7 day forecast. I have successfully parsed and implemented google weather api XML in my app but the problem is that Google Weather API returns the forecast information of four days including the current day. For example, if today were Saturday, Google Weather API would return the forecast information of today (Saturday), Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday.
Can I make google api return 7 day forecast? If not then is there another weather api that I can use to get that info? Please keep in mind this app is going to be sold globally so I need something that can forecast a user weather for 7 days no matter where in the world they are.
The reason I went with google is that bloody company is reliable and the chances of their servers going down are minimal.
You can take a look at this one, it isn't free but doesn't seem to be very expensive.
http://www.worldweatheronline.com/
I saw this one, but I'm not sure if it's global
http://graphical.weather.gov/xml/#xml_changes
This is not a particularly technical question, but is anyone else having problems with their insights data?
http://www.facebook.com/insights/?sk=ao_119242438097337
I've had no new data in insights since the 18th (6 days ago). Can anyone suggest what I should do - or who I might talk to?
This is common on Facebook Insights. Sometimes it gets stuck and fails to update for a few days until a Facebook Engineer gives it a good kick and it catches up again.
It looks like the Yahoo Boss API terms of service has recently changed to an exclusive pay as you go model and that the "Key Terms ? Query Suggestions" has been discontinued altogether according to this Boss V2 Features Matrix
Can someone confirm that the original V1 server is shut down and there is no more access to the v1 server's "Key Terms ? Query Suggestions"?
I'm asking because my key terms query is not returning data as of today. I've got a search query and API on the original Boss network that, prior to today returned related keywords for a given input string. Today, it does not answer.
Update: Thanks to Roger's answer below. It appears the Boss API has been shut down (at least in version 1).
I'm looking for an LSI search script asap. Anyone for hire to build one, let me know.
Yes, version 1 of BOSS was disabled on July 20th, replaced by version 2, which is for-pay only:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ysearchboss/message/3570
I seem to have ran into a problem I thought I had long ago solved
My web host recently changed one of the servers some of my sites are on, and this has caused problems with one site in particular that uses an access database
When inserting dates it seems to now take a date in the format DD/MM/YYYY and record it in the database as MM/DD/YYYY which as you can imagine is causing huge problems
I seem to remember before that this was an issue with how the server was setup, but cannot figure out what to change.
The servers use helm, so each website runs under its own user account, so obviously checking that my own server login is running under a UK profile makes little difference
The answer is to use parameterized queries (including insertions) and never rely on the database formatting of the data. If you have dates and times, you should always be dealing with those as dates and times instead of strings. When you query, fetch the result as a date time. When you insert/update, or provide dates within the query, provide those values as parameters with the appropriate date/time type.
(You haven't said how you're accessing the database, so it's hard to give more specific advice. I'm assuming you're doing it programmatically somehow though.)
Sorry guys, I should have continued googling a little more before I posted here, in trying to find a quick workaround by setting the session.localid from the asp page i found the root cause/solution!
In Control Panel > Regional Settings you need to change the country/location etc to UK