I'm new to TFS 2013 and I'm trying to edit the email template that pops up when you click the email symbol within a work type item in TFS, but I have not been able to thus far.
Specifically I want to include a custom field that has been added to the form. The research I have done points me in the the direction of the following path way: Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 12.0\Application Tier\TFSJobAgent\Transforms\1033.
However the files here (and please forgive my ignorance if I have got this wrong) appear to control event changes across the TFS, which I don’t want to change.
My scenario is that a user wants to email a work type to another user and include a custom field in the email template. Thanks (I would have included a screen shot but stackoverflow would not let me).
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We have a Visual studio 2017 with a HomePage (Main) This form has a menuStrip with some sub-menu items. Recently, we removed one of these items thinking it should not be inside the menuStrip. By going to the project Solution, we did not delete that form but excluded it from the project. After creating the new form with a different name, we copied the same working code into this new form with the same CTLs name.
Now, the issue is that the new form not functioning as used to! This form is a password recovery form that will ask for user email and user pin #, then it will let the user create a new password. Of course, it is connected to SQL Server to check and verify user correct responses.
Any suggestions why our new form is not working when it was working before? Did we miss something here?
Appreciated your help!
I'm currently using Odoo 12.0+e-20181025. I'm trying to edit the message the user get whenever a ticket is assigned to them. I've tried searching the email template, but I can't find it. I've also tried searching in the main folder, but I still can't find it. As of now, I only managed to make a similar template, but I also found some trouble in that task as I can't really emulate the button that can link right to the ticket editing form, only to the preview ticket window.
Here is the code for the link to the ticket:
${object.name} .
While knowing how to make a proper link will help a lot, I would still prefer to know where I can edit the message template so I can make it more user friendly and informative.
Thanks for reading and for the help.
I am developing an add-in for outlook 2013/2016.
Thus far I've been using vbscript for my forms.
However, needing not to have code exposed to anyone
who knows how to hit'design this form' and for easier
upgrading I was considering to switch to formregions.
My problem is how to assign the properties of a control
created in c# form region in the way that is done in outlook forms
(that are meant to contain form regions)
But I cannot find any help and references for that purpose
Does anyone know of a workaround?or some documentation, maybe?
PS:Importing the form region results in error:
'The installation Path for outlook 15 cannot be determined'
(I am running vsto 15 in office 16 64-bit)
thnx for all the effort!!!
the conversation got quite long
and i am gratefull.
i have taken your answers into
account but i could not complete
the puzzle starting from all
of the points you made.
Instead i will answer this question
with a complete tutorial i found.
Actually it dates back to office 2007
(so i avoided it initially because,
you know, technologies change
but i tried on 2016 and verified it works!!!
the link is at :
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1327185
You can persist any property on an item using PropertyAccessor.GetProperty/SetProperty or the UserProperties collection.
New to Lotus Notes Admin, Brand new to designer.
Looking to trigger an agent whenever an email is opened.
I've created the agent already, just don't know how to hook it to the action of opening up an email.
Feel stupid opening up a PMR just for that, but have been googling and experimenting for hours.
thanks for any help
You need to modify the mail template (which is not recommended unless you know what you are doing).
The code could go in either the QueryOpen or PostOpen event of the memo form and reply form.
My suggestion is to isolate the functionality in a script library and call that function from the events on the different forms. This will make it easier both to update/maintain the code as well as move it to the new mail template when Notes get updated.
For something like this, I would recommend that you contact an experienced Notes developer for some help. You could easily mess up the mail template.
We currently have a need to add a custom menu item to the Send To menu within our document libraries that would allow a user to create a link to the currently selected list item within another library. When the user clicks on the new "Send Link to..." menu item, they should be prompted to browse to the library in which the link should be added. Once the user chooses a destination, the link, along with the metadata from the list item, should magically appear in the selected desitnation library. Once again, we only want a link, not a copy of the file. Is this possible to do? Code examples would be much appreciated.
Does it have to be in the send to menu? Can it also be directly in the context menu (say at the bottom)? If so, you can create a feature that deploys a CustomAction to the site. If it really, REALLY needs to be under the "send to" menu, you are going to have to use javascript (since that is how the out of the box context menu is created) to "hijack" the menu and insert your own item.
IMHO this is rarely needed, a CustomAction is the preferred way of doing this. It is the easiest and most "maintainable" (all it is is a feature + customaction definition with maybe some code, all of which are deployed using a solution).
More info on CustomActions here.
P.S. if you do decide to go with javascript, don't go editing the out of the box sharepoint js files in SharePoint's 12 Hive, but add a ContentEditorWebPart to the page and insert your Javascript in there.
P.P.S. While assigning a method from an assembly as the action for a CustomAction is allowed in most cases, it is not for the ListEdit (item) context menu.
What they say is that "Sharepoint server 2010 will have it out of the box", i.e. documents may stay where they were created and links go to the Records center (named "In Place Records Management, see http://www.cmswire.com/cms/document-management/the-scoop-sharepoint-2010-records-management-005948.php).
MOSS 2007 requires the actual document to be copied to the Records repository to be registered.