When I added a Query Subscription to my database, it showed up in the "Subscription Types" area of the iCloud Dashboard. I changed to using a Zone Subscription, which doesn't seem to show anywhere.
If I check for subscriptions using fetchAllSubscriptionsWIthCompletionHandler I >DO< get the subscription back, so I know it is present. But it doesn't show up in the Subscription Type panel (see attached screenshot - I whited out identifying info that doesn't pertain to the question)
Is this a dashboard issue, or is there some way to view custom Zone types of subscriptions that I am unaware of? The documentation is woefully vague.
TIA
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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
I have been using IBM's Presence Insights to gather indoor location based information. How can I get Presence Insights to send me updates about location events that are important to me? I would like to perform some action when, for example, a mobile devices enters my "entrance" zone.
You can set up Subscriptions to get an HTTPS POST every time a certain exit/enter/dwell event happens in a zone, group of zones, tag, or group of tags. You will need to provide a callback URL to Presence Insights that will be the endpoint that receives the POST.
You can create a subscription pretty easily within the Presence Insights UI:
Ensure you have a site configured with a floor map, zones, and beacons/sensors in place.
Click on "Management" heading
Click on "Subscriptions" subheading
Click on the blue "Create Subscription" button on the right. Fill in the popup:
The "Webhook URL" is the HTTP endpoint owned by you that will receive the POSTed event from PI. (More on this later.)
Check the boxes for the different events you are interested in (Enter, Dwell, Exit, Timeout)
Username and Password are BASIC AUTH credentials for your "Webhook URL" above.
Select the site name/tag that you are interested in with the dropdowns.
Select a zone tag. You can tag multiple zones with the same tag, or have unique tags for each zone, or a combination of both.
Ensure that "Active" is checked. If you want to disable this Subscription at any point, you can simple uncheck the Active button.
Regarding a Webhook URL - this generally requires a server. You can mock up an endpoint very quickly using Node.js, or my personal favorite, NodeRED. We have example NodeRED flows out there already, see this tutorial: https://github.com/presence-insights/pi-sample-NodeRED/tree/master/Eventing
The idea of Subscriptions is to allow any events that are detected and passed into Presence Insights, to also be shared with additional applications, i.e. A marketing / offer engine, or system to create Mobile Push marketing messages as examples. The data that get passed out of Presence Insights includes the device id, location, and any additional device information that has been included in the device registration document. Again, this could include a phone number, loyalty card number, or any info you wish, which can be both encrypted or not. The Doc' s detail how to set up a Subscription event; Management -> Subscriptions -> Create a Subscription via button -> Set the URL you wish the info to be passed on to { this would be your application } -> then select the location you wish to trigger Subscription event, and event type. ( i.e. You select a complete floor or site, and when an event happens at that site or floor, and subscription event gets created and forwarded out of PI). You can then also focus the event, so may be only when in a zone or such.
Its hard to show an example, but when we do demos, one of the applications that very easy to setup and configure to receive these Subscription events, and then perform some action is the Open Source package 'Node-Red' (nodered.org) which is also available in Bluemix (https://console.ng.bluemix.net/catalog/starters/node-red-starter/). You then create a flow such as ..
Picture of Node-red flow
I'm actually a bit embarrassed to be asking this question since it seems like such a simple thing but here goes:
I've recently signed up with Google Consumer Surveys and want to take advantage of their survey monetizing and become a survey publisher. We had an existing adsense account and applied to become a survey publisher. Eventually we ended up at their publisher settings page which provided us snippets of code to insert into our site. We did so and initially survey questions appeared and it seemed to work, however after it asked us a few generic test questions it has refused to serve up another one. On top of that we continue to see a reference to a 'reporting dashboard' as seen here. However it is not clear how one goes about accessing this dashboard.
So a couple questions:
1) do we need to be 'accepted' by GCS before we will see a dashboard, and if so how do you access the dashboard?
2) is there a way to ensure that testing survey questions will continue to be provided even though we have not been officially approved?
Thanks.
So here are things that might be of help.
1) You don't need to be accepted/approved to have access, just be sure to be logged in with the email account you used in signing up. I believe there is an email sent to you after signing up with GCS that contains the link to your reporting dashboard. Once you access the reporting dashboard you'll see that it says "under evaluation". Once your site is approved you will start to serve paid surveys and see the reports in the dashboard.
2) The questions/survey will continue to prompt once you have implemented the GCS code up until you are approved.
You may also want to contact the support team of GCS publishers through this link. Just click on the contact us button on the description below "add surveys to your site" button.
Hope this helps!
I am playing with Google Analytics API and found that it's really complicated.
A GA user can have more than one accounts.
Each accounts can have more than one Web Properties
Each Property can have "internalWebPropertyId", "defaultProfileId" and ordinary profile id.
I might have already made some mistakes by listing them out.
Is there any tutorial/manual that I can read to understand the whole structure better?
Thanks!
A user can have access to more then one Google Analytics accounts -> Each account can have one or more Web Propertys -> each Web property can have one or more Views (profiles)
Don't rely to much on DefaultProfileid its not set for every webProperty and I haven't been able to find any documentation as to how that's set.
You can read a little about it here: Accounts and Views (Profiles) as well as What Is The Management API - Overview
I just found this in answer:
https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles?oauth_token={Token}
There should be away of working that to make one request for accounts, one to get all the Web Properties , then one to get all the Profiles.
Started a webpage that now contains a lot of analytic data. Now that I have the client GA Tracking ID I would like to move the data I already have to that account.
Is this possible?
I get the Google Analytics API, I can always fetch all the data I want, but my problem is, upon I have the data how can I send / push this data to other account
in other words, How can I transfer data?
The domain is the same, only the account Id in use was a different one (my own, instead of the client's)
It is not possible:
You cannot currently transfer profiles or account data from one account to another account.
Google Analytics does not provide any flexibility with importing, exporting, or modifying any past data. Any data you have in one account cannot be moved to another.
With GA, the only way to get data in to an account is directly via __utm.gif requests, usually through their JavaScript snippet, but that doesn't allow for any way to import past data, since the date is fixed according to when the data is sent in.
Further, the Google Analytics API is read-only, and doesn't provide any way to import or move data.
(This answer is slightly less true for Universal Analytics
http://piwik.org/ is a good alternative, open source analytics system, not unlike Google Analytics, but without some of the constraints like this.
I think now it's possible to move data from one account to another.
Check out this article:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6370521?hl=en
If you need to reorganize your properties in Analytics, you can move them (and their views) from one account to another.
Moving properties lets you keep your Analytics implementation current with your business. You might be reorganizing after a merger, after an internal restructuring, after hiring a new agency, or you might be developing a new Roll-Up strategy.
This was not possible in 2011 when the question was originally asked. Google added this capability to GA in 2016 (source). In addition to Google's documentation which engray provided, there are several blog posts which discuss how.
How to transfer a Google Analytics property from one Google Account to another
How to Move a Property to Another Account in Google Analytics
How to move a property:
Sign in to Google Analytics & navigate to Admin section.
In the ACCOUNT column choose the account that contains the property you want to move.
In the PROPERTY column, select the property you want to move.
Click Property Settings, then click Move property.
Select the destination account.
Choose your permissions settings.
Click Move.
Confirm data processing, then click Save.
Might be possible to do this as i was curious and found a few forum posts mentioning it:
Log into GA.
Goto the Account List.
Find your web property, you can't click the 'property' itself but a profile under it...
Then click on Admin on top-right side.
Go 'Up' a Level.
For example the breadcrumb says:
'Account list' › 'FOO (www.foo.com)' › 'FOO (www.foo.com) - (Default Profile)'
and now the breadcrumb should say when you click 2nd breadcrumb link:
'Account list' › 'FOO (www.foo.com)'
Now you have an option to add other users to this whole web property by going to the Users tab.
Add an Administrator user to this specific property. You can setup this user for them on gmail that they can change the password later after you set it up (or use their Google Account email they provide and maybe walk through with them to make sure they do it correctly).
Then login as that user, and delete the old user. Then that should 'transfer' to a new account.
What I do in this situation - export all data from Google account and import it into Tableau or QlickView. And use desktop analysis. In any case these data will be actual no more than 2 years.