Dialog Box comes up in MS-Word that says: "A program is trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook....." when I try to send.
I followed these instructions:
In Outlook, go to File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center settings.
Click on Programmatic Access from the left pane.
Select Never warn me about suspicious activity and click OK.
BUT it won't let me click anything. It's all in light grey ie: no clickable.
These properties can only be set by an Exchange Admin. See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=52 for the list of your options.
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I have enabled the Adsense GDPR consent message on my site - it works fine. However I'd like to customize it by adding my logo.
Google say:
Add a logo to a site message
Sign in to your AdSense account.
Click Privacy & messaging.
Click GDPR.
In the list of messages, click Edit in the row with the message you want to edit.
Click Header in the menu sidebar.
Turn on the Logo toggle to automatically display your site's logo in your message.
Click Apply style to update the message.
If no logo is found, turn off the Logo toggle. Leaving the toggle turned on when there is no logo to display may prevent you from being
able to publish the message.
In my case the site logo is not found and I can't find where or how to add one.
Click: > Privacy & messaging > GDPR > Messages > [message style] Edit > Site settings > edit > Logo > Add
I have a .Net web application that allows the user the open a Word document which is a macro-based report. This has worked well for years until recently. And now we are starting to have some issues with the opening of the Word doc.
I've determined that I currently have some PCs that work well, and some that don't. Here are the main differences:
Working:
When clicking on the file link, the IE11 browser shows a prompt on the center of the screen asking the user to "open, save or cancel". Similar to this:
When the user selects "Open", the word file is opened with a yellow message saying "Enable content".
When the user clicks on "Enable content", the macro executes and the data is filled correctly.
Not working:
When clicking on the file link, the IE11 browser shows a prompt on the bottom of the screen asking the user to "open, save or cancel". Like this:
When the user selects "Open", the word file is opened with a yellow message saying "Enable edit".
When the user selects "Enable edit", there is a new yellow message saying "Enable content".
When the user clicks on "Enable content", the macro does not execute and/or has no data.
So my questions are, What's the difference in the IE11 setup and how do I change it?
Oh... company policy forces me to use IE, I have no other choice.
I am making API calls to create an embedded signing URL token that enables our end user to see a DocuSign document. One of the tabs on the document is a file attachment. The file attachment appears when the user clicks on the tab, giving the option to "Choose File" or "Send By Fax".
If the user clicks on "Send By Fax", he/she gets a message saying that a cover sheet will be printed at the end of the signing process. The user can click on "OK".
After all of the tabs are validated a "FINISH" button appears. The user clicks on "FINISH" and then a "Send Attachment By Fax" message appears. The user clicks on "Print Cover Page" which downloads the cover page PDF. The user prints the PDF.
Then the user clicks on DONE, to close the dialog. Control is returned to the ReturnURL along with the parameter "event=cancel".
According to the documentation (https://www.docusign.com/p/RESTAPIGuide/RESTAPIGuide.htm#REST%20API%20References/Post%20Recipient%20View.htm?Highlight=fax_pending), the event parameter should be "event=fax_pending".
Is there any way to get the correct event parameter ("event=fax_pending" rather than "event=cancel") when awaiting a fax? Without the correct parameter, when we parse the response parameters we are lead to believe that the user canceled when in fact he/she is just planning to fax the attachment.
I just tried to repro this and was not able to repro. It is possible that you are on the older signing experience and experiencing a bug.
My experience:
1) Send envelope from a template
2) Create recipient view with respective information
3) access recipient view
4) Click Continue
5) Click "Other Actions" dropdown
6) Select "Print & Sign"
7) Click "Fax"
8) Click Download to download the PDF
9) Click "Finish"
10) Get result: default URL &?event=fax_pending appended
My result was:
https://www....com/?event=fax_pending
I did post a support request to support#docusign.com, and after a few days got a definitive answer. This event result is a known bug. However support told me of a work-around that is satisfactory for our purposes, which is to suppress the fax option during the attachment process. Here are the steps I followed:
log in to demo.docusign.net (na2.docusign.net for production)
click on preferences (drop-down in upper right)
click on branding (at left)
click on edit (to edit the brand)
click on resources
under signing resource click on Download Master
That downloads an XML file.
Add the following element as the last sub-element of : false
Save the file.
Click on Upload Captive Resource and upload the changed file
Hello I am using Magento CE 1.7.2 I am trying to edit the customers "My Account" Pages
I cannot find what file to edit to change the layout and design of the following:
My account:
Account Dash Board (got this to work editing customer/account/dashboard.phtml)
Account Information (Tried customer/account/dashboard/info.phtml Didn't work)
Address Book (Tried customer/account/dashboard/address.phtml Didn't Work)
My Orders (No idea)
Newsletter Subscriptions (Tried customer/account/dashboard/newsletter.phtml Didn't Work)
What files do I edit? Please show the directory.... Thanks!
Telling you the exact path would be like "giving you a fish".
Instead, I will "teach you how to fish".
Login to your admin panel in Magento.
Head to System > Configuration. At the bottom of your left menu you will find a Developper link.
Head to this link, then in the upper left of the given page, select a webiste in the dropbox under Current Configuration Scope.
Open the Debug section and set Template Path Hints to Yes.
Reload your customer page in frontend. Tada! You can now see where is every single files you have to edit to change anything in your Magento.
I'm using PHPMailer and I'd like to see how the plain-text AltBody is appearing in clients that only support plain text. What is the easiest way to do this? (echoing $mail->AltBody does not work)
In Thunderbird you can do this with View->Message Body As-> Plain Text.
See Testing the plain text version of your email
If you want to test this in GMail, click on "Message Text Garbled?" in the drop down menu next to the reply button. This will show you the content of PHPMailer's AltBody.
To expand on #jason-george's answer: To test with GMail and Thunderbird
Download and install the Thunderbird mail client.
In GMail, find the message you want to test. Select the 3-button menu and select "Download message".
Start Thunderbird. Cancel out of any start-up wizards and account setup screens.
In the file menu, select to "Open saved message". Navigate to the message you saved in step 2 and open it. (You may have to again cancel out of an account setup wizard.)
The message will open, usually in full HTML mode. Under the view Menu select "Message Body As..." and select "Plain Text". You will see the plain-text version.