Is it possible to hide the joined date of GitHub?
It seems to not appear on an old account, but it displays on a new account.
If you have not filled at least one entry in your profile the joined date ist shown. Otherwise the order of appearance on the edit profile page determines the information shown. So most people fill Company or Location entries to get rid of the joined date.
On profile pages, the age of the account is shown for the first 30 days e.g. "Joined 2 days ago". Filling in other profile information such as location or company doesn't have any effect on this.
Once the account is older than that the join date is no longer shown in the sidebar of the profile but will still be visible as the first entry in contribution activity.
This answer is based on experimentation along with this Reddit comment.
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When viewing the Sprint Backlog board and Work Details, is there a way (possibly via extension?) to mark a given user differently to show they are actually marked as Off for the given day?
From my screenshot, the bottom user is out for this whole week, but you don't really know that until clicking over to the Capacity tab to view days off.
I'm afraid that there are no supported extensions from Microsoft doc at present.
You may submit a suggestion at website below:
feature request
UPDATE
You can use Capacities-Get REST API to get user's daysOff information. And you can build by yourself. Please Refer to doc: Capacities-Get
Is there a way to change the first day of the week in the JetBrains YouTrack Cloud software? Right now week starts from Sunday, which affects all calendars in all widgets in YT. I want to change the first day of the week to Monday.
You can change it for a single user. Would like to change it as default for all newly created users. But don't know about that yet.
Changing it for a user go to your profile or as admin Access Management -> Users and click a user name.
In the General tab near the bottom you can set the First Day of Week for this user.
I've create a new CustomAudience, set the retention_days to 1 and added some contacts into it.
I don't see any change to the group after 2 days since I've added the contacts to the group.
Under the "Audience History" I can see my API calls to add and remove specific contacts, but nothing indicates that the contacts added few days ago removed due to the "retention_days" value.
Facebook's Ads API docs doesn't give much information.
Any suggestions?
I'm not one of the Facebook Developer, but I need some data for my thesis, regarding one group in Facebook which I'm currently observing.
The problem is, I must collect the data within the last 6 months of:
how many members have joined in the last 6 months, if possible, can be split by monthly.
how many postings in the group in the last 6 months, also.. if possible split by monthly
how many active users within the last 6 months.
Can somebody give me some hints of how to collect those information?
You're going to have a hard time doing this. Groups aren't very API friendly, and they don't have their own insights information.
You can try browsing the group's feed using the Graph API Explorer using the /GROUP_NAME_OR_ID/feed edge, and adding since and until filters to look at monthly data.
However, you won't see all the posts because of Facebook privacy filtering. To get the most reliable data, you'll need to manually count the entries of interest from within the Facebook webapp.
I have created a website using modx evolution v1.0.2.
The website that I have developed has 12 different types of users (categorized in groups). Each user will be shown a different price depending on the group to which he belongs.
Till now I have been able to fetch the group name of current logged in user (created a snippet for that), but how can I achieve the above mentioned functionality so that each user should be able to see only the price that I have coded according to his group.
For example:
If a user is associated with the 'ocassional' group then he should be shown the price as , say, 50 bucks
and if a user is associated with the 'regular' group then he should be shown the price as, say, 40 bucks
I can easily do this by coding a single snippet for every product's variant, but there are a lot of variants (more than 100 and growing).
I have created a resource(page) for every product and it's variant. Every variant has a price. It is this price that I want to be shown according to the logged in user group membership.
I hope I am able to explain my query clearly.
Please help me do this functionality.
Thanks
I'm not really convinced that modx (as much as i love it) is a great solution for e-commerce sites.
However, the best solution might be to use the database to store the prices of variants per user group and retrieve them yourself using a snippet.