When I access my Team Services account in a browser, some menu items have an asterisk at the end of their name. In this image you can see 2 examples of them: "Wiki" and "Work Items".
What does that asterisk mean?
It is a preview feature that you can turn on/off from Preview feature menu.
More information: View and add work items using the Work Items page
These are preview features/hubs which aren't released in general availability.
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I have 3 BlueMix accounts, each with at least one organization. I am in an account with two organizations, and see no way of switching. each org has at least one space. This used to be part of the menu options but I no longer see it?screenshot of menu
The option has moved in the new console layout. Use the menu in the top left to get to the dashboard, then along the top you should see your resource groups, regions, orgs and spaces listed and be able to get where you need to go. Hope that helps!
Ok, I found it - for anyone who wants to reference, enter image description heresee the snapshot below...
I'm trying to add a item to the global contextual menu in MacOS. Not by the user but by the app I'm writing.
Here's the scenario:
User installs my app, which should add the item to contextual menu.
When in another program the user highlights some text and "right clicks"/brings up contextual menu where the item added by my application should be shown.
Anyone know how to do this?
I can't seem to find any documentation on how to add a item to the global contextual menu in macos without the user adding it as a service them selfs. I wan't this to be done when installing the app.
What you're describing is known as a "Service". The facility in general is sometimes known as Cocoa Services. See the Services Implementation Guide for details on how to have your app provide a service.
An alternative solution would be to create a share extension.
You could read about extensions here and specifically about share extension here.
My first DNN site. Please go easy.
I'm trying to load some extensions (Blog & a PayPal extension).
While the admin console show's they're installed I can't see them or start them. They are not evident on any of the menus.
The theme creators say its not their problem.
Any suggestions for a Newby on how to get the extensions working?
thanks
You actually need to go to the page where you want a module to live and then use the Modules admin menu entry to Add New Module to the page. Click the menu entry, and you can drag and drop a module onto the page.
Yes.
They're listed and "In Use" is recorded OS "No"
OK - here's a screenshot of the Admin Page in Edit Mode whilst loggedon as a Super User after an Extension Module has been added to the page.
As you can see:
The extensions are not showing
Instead the area on the page shows 'Banner Options' even though no banners were inserted.
You are on the Admin page, and it certainly looks like you have added two modules to the bottom of the page. One of them seems to be the Banners module, as the screenshot shows that mousing over the edit pencil icon shows the Banner Options.
My guess is that this isn't close to what you want to do.
I think that what you want to do is to add a module or modules to some other pages.
So, go to the page to which you want to add a module. Then, click or mouseover the Modules menu item in the admin menu. Select a module and add it to the page.
Does that make more sense?
I want to customize the apiary console's drop-down menu. Here is my use-acases
I have added the HOST field in apiary blueprint which is a url of a staging server. In console, by default, the drop-down menu shows production name for this url.
1). Is it possible change the production in console drop-down menu to staging ?
2). Is it possible to remove the "Debugging Proxy" from drop-down menu ?
[Disclaimer: I work for apiary.io] It is possible to customise the dropdown menu to some extent and this is a part of our paid plans. Feel free to contact support [at] apiary [dot] io for more information on this.
I am looking to create a settings menu feature that allows users to add, edit and remove items from a list. In adding an item to the list, the user will then be prompted to add some further sub-data such as name, value etc. The list should only allow one item to be selected. As far as I can see this is similar to, but beyond the capability of the PSMultiValueSpecifier, in terms of the user adds/edits/deletes and sub-data being added.
Similar functionality is implemented in the ‘Choose A Network’ section of the iPhone’s Wi-Fi settings but I am not sure how this is done. In this, users can add a new network and then specify security type, password etc.
Any ideas how I might go about achieving this?
Do a search in sample code regarding UITableView (In iPhone dev center or inside Documentation), I am sure I have seen that kind of sample ;)