its been so long for me to find this... all in vain. Can you guys tell me where are the URLs stored in the database? which table? i want to modify the URLs manually. Thanks.
Probably you've found it already.
URL's are stored in urlident column in node table.
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is it possible to use different user_uploads by page tree in TYPO3 9+?
Informations:
Multiple companies are using the same TYPO3 instance for their websites.
Example #1:
An editor is placing images in a content element on a page of a page tree with drag'n'drop. Normally the files would be uploaded to the user_upload folder. If you have a huge amount of backend editors the user_upload folder will be a mass in a short time and nobody feels responsible for the files. I know that you can see if a file is used by its references in the info section but it would be much easier if a company would have its own user_upload directory (maybe subfolder of it).
Did anyone faced the same problem an has a solution for this?
Thanks in advance!
I think you should configure your user groups and their users in such a way that they use the correct storage. you can read about it here:
https://docs.typo3.org/m/typo3/reference-tsconfig/master/en-us/UserTsconfig/Options.html#defaultuploadfolder
https://docs.typo3.org/m/typo3/reference-coreapi/master/en-us/ApiOverview/AccessControl/MoreAboutFileMounts/Index.html
edit: Sorry about the wrong title before. StackOverflow had saved an old question I was going to ask, and I didn't notice the title
I'm working with Tableau and have created a couple of Dashboards and have included a data source. The Data source is fairly big, around 10.000.000 rows.
My problem is that when I try to publish it to Tableau Server, it gets stuck at "Sending data to server" (See included picture). The server is not down as I can publish other Dashboards, where a smaller data source is included.
Has someone here had similar problems? In that case how can I fix it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You can try to cut your datasource to 1 raw and put all data back when it will be already published. It's should work for sources like table or views in database for example.
In my project I have stored my sqlite(DB file) file in Document directory and also set UIFilesharingMode - NO , but now user can able to acces the file using Xcode->orginizor and also he can able to modify in table and able to change the data in that dable .
My requirement is, how I can hide or restrict user to not access that file.
If any one have any intelligent idea please share me.
Thanks.
You have to use encryption. There's no way to prevent someone accessing Documents folder and there's nowhere for you to store the sqlite file.
I would like to know if it is possible to create the file of a database by programming?
Actually I need to create a database if it does not exist.
I'll assume you have your own valid reasons for using sqlite3 directly rather than Core Data. There are certainly cases where it's appropriate.
The sqlite_3_open() function will create the database if it doesn't already exist. The sqlite3_open_v2() function will create the database if you pass SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE | SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE in the flags parameter. See the documentation for more details.
Of course on iPhone you'll need to make sure you're creating the database in a read-write directory such as the app's Documents directory, as opposed to the Resources directory, which is read-only.
In practice I've never tried building a database from the ground up on the iPhone. I always found it simpler to just include an empty DB file with the schema pre-built as an application resource, and then copy the file to the Documents directory the first time the app is run.
Are you sure that you need to create the database file directly? Maybe you should check out the Core Data Framework.
Thanks for your answers, I have never used Core Data so I will have a look on this.
For the moment I also copy a DB file from the Resource directory to the Documents but I would like to create a static library which can be used by many persons. So I would give a minimum of files to add to their project. That's the reason.
First, I would to thank everyone for all the help they provide via this website. It has gotten me to the point of almost being able to release my first iPhone app!
Okay, so the last part I have is this: I have a game that allows users to save their high scores. I update a plist file which contains the users Name, Level, and score.
Now I want to create a screen that will display the top 20 high scores. What would be the best way to do this? At first I thought possibly creating an HTML file with this info but am not even sure if that is possible. I would need to read the plist file, and then write it out as HTML. Is this possible? To write a file out as HTML?
Or an even better question, is there a better way?
Thanks in advance for any and all help!
Geo...
This is what UITableView was made for. Read your plist into an array and feed the contents to the table view through its datasource/delegate methods.