Currently, I can specify pickup locations in ride policy in Uber Business account. How can I set a destination location in ride policy in same account?
These policies were pretty simple earlier, but have been complicated now. Whenever, I choose a location mentioned in ride policy as destination while booking a ride, it gives me an error that this is not in accordance with ride policy, but the same location can be used as a pickup location to book ride.
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When I was setting up an Uber rush API account it asked me for an address where items will be picked up.
So if I want to deliver items do I need to have a static address or can it be dynamic?
If you see this documentation: https://developer.uber.com/docs/deliveries/references/api/v1/deliveries-post
Under pickup['location'] there's an address section, therefore I'm thinking I can have the pickup location be dynamic and not static, but why would the sign up process ask for an address where items will be picked up?
Anyone know whether I can have items picked up anywhere?
The pickup address can be dynamic for deliveries made through the API.
The pickup address specified during the signup process is used as the default address when using the small business merchant dashboard under https://rush.uber.com
A company sells products/services, any customer that enters into an agreement to purchase those products/services, can access the company's website. Once logged in, the customer can see on a map, the location of their offices/branches by address. We are estimating the page accessing the API requests at 100 / day.
Google requires a premium plan to use their geocoding API, I confirmed this with a Google sales rep. However I am struggling to determine what plan is appropriate if Bing's map API was used, and unfortunately the online quote request I submitted, the email was bounced back to me, saying inbox was full lol !
Could someone assist me in determine which license I would need? We do not have any Azure subscriptions at this time, and we are not tracking via GPS, only address. Here is the link i am referencing: https://www.microsoft.com/maps/Licensing/licensing.aspx
Please contact the Bing Maps licensing team at maplic#microsoft.com and they will assist you in determining the best way to license this type of application.
early on during the setup of my VSO account, i either missed the region setup field or probably ended up with the default, which turned out to be South Central US.
i would like to change that field to West US. however, when i go to the named VSO account (https://username.visualstudio.com)>Control panel>Settings>Region, there does not seem to be a way to make the change.
in Azure, the Region information is displayed under the column titled "Location" and all other Azure services i use are configured as West US.
how do i change the Region/Location setting for my named account?
The last I saw (mentioned in here http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bharry/archive/2014/10/28/visual-studio-online-is-in-europe.aspx) this not currently possible but is planned for the future. Blog does say it is possible for support to move to a different region but it looks like they will judge on a case by case request.
Currently there is no such self-service to change region in VSTS "Settings" page. But according to this post, there is a official channel to do such change by submitting a service request to Microsoft at(https://www.visualstudio.com/team-services/support/).
VSTS support group will contact account owner based on your request and do the change offline until the mentioned self-service become available online.
1: If some account is actually deleted at an institution but is not deleted in AggCat service. What happens when Intuit pulls data from institutions to update accounts' info? The deleted account is not updated?
2: If some account is added at an institution, how can we discover the newly added account? It seems the only feasible way is to remove all accounts of some client at that institution and have the client register accounts again. Is it correct?
Yes, The deleted account doesn't get updated. If the account doesn't exist in FI, then that account should be categorized as 'Other Account'.
You can call discoverAndAddAccounts for that FI, and call UpdateInstitution login with refresh flag set to true. This will add refreshed data to the user's profile.
Ref - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0020_customeraccountdata/customer_account_data_api/0020_api_documentation/0020_discoverandaddaccounts
How is a location determined when showing restricted posts from a page's wall?
Here is the configuration option I am talking about (on a page's settings page)
My scenario is: I have a sever based in the UK which is using the user's auth token to show posts which are gated. Obviously I would like US based users to see these posts.
Will it take into account
My server's IP address?
The location the user has specified on their profile?
The IP the user used to sign up with? --- or something else?
To clarify I have set my location in my profile to be a place in the US, but don't see the posts (when calling the API, or when just viewing the page)
Also, when I log into my UK based account from the US, I still don't see the posts (from API, or from just viewing the page)
Oddly enough, when logged in from the US server, Facebook asks me to validate my account and suggests a UK based mobile number (+44) - could be related to the fact I signed up from the UK?
I have no way of creating an account that is US based because I don't have a US based mobile I can verify with.
I've been doing some testing on this.
I'm in Spain but wanted to see a page I'd restricted to UK only.
I set my current location and home town to London: Did not work
I verified my UK phone (roaming): Did not work
Used a VPN service (hidemyass) to give me a UK IP: Did not work
With the account set like that, no other changes. I called a mate and got him to login to the account in the UK and the page became visible.
So can assume that settings of the account do not affect, and that FB are detecting VPN based traffic - maybe from database list of datacentre IP addresses.
And that it uses a (non-datacentre) IP address detection to determine if you are in this country. Also follows that if you travel abroad you won't be able to see content even if you do "live" in that country. I'm guess if you 'like' the page, then travel you would still be able to see it.