I've been asked by a client to create a course and a teacher area within moodle for them.
The problem lies in that I have no access to their system. So il have to code it myself then import it to their system.
Can this be done?? would I be able to export everything related to the course and then import it to their systems?
or a plugin?
Thank you.
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i am using apex application and i want to migrate my application from onw workspace to other.
All my tables ,functions, views etc are moved except application roles which are assigned to users(apex_appl_acl_users). anyone help me for this issue ..
The users are not part of an application, they are part of the individual deployment. You wouldn't want your development users to be exported to production every time you deploy a new version. The solution is to manually export and import the users. There is an excellent blog explaining how to do it here: https://seanstuber.com/2019/06/06/extracting-apex-access-control-users/
Dbeaver wiki page
https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/Admin-Manage-Connections
explains, it is possible to import connections from xml/csv, which would be useful for me, however does not shows how. It only shows structure of xml/csv, but fails to show what to actually do with that data. I tried to find some way in app and failed, and to google it, and only find other people not being able to follow wiki.
Is it possible? Is any other bulk import possible from some non-standard source? I can massage it into whichever format you like. Anything is better that entering connections using xdotool.
I am new to sugarcrm and one of the first things I need to do is figure out away to import some custom data to some leads I currently have in the system. It didn't take much time to realize that it was going to take quite a while to figure this out on my own after looking at the developer information on the site.
The data that I want to import will hope fully be imported and added to a new history item for the particular lead. We are doing some actions to the leads outside of the crm and I want to batch update the crm data adn store it in the history.
I was thinking that a good place for this might be in the import window for the leads. Maybe adding another radio selection to the area that says "What would you like to do with the imported data?" and then add processes to handle this type of import.
The other possibility is a new tab for the upload and process it there.
I am currently unsure of the best approach, as I am learning how to add functionality to sugar.
I could really use some guidance on what might be the best way to proceed and maybe some pointers to where I can find more information.
By the way this is the CE version 6.5
Thanks for the help
There's always tools like Talend to look at if you really have custom import requirements, but I'm somewhat wondering what requirements you have that can't be handled by the built in tool? It should be able to import into custom fields fine.
I used Sugar in the past and I have to say it's always been a mess. The customer service is really lacking too. To be honest with you, I canceled my account within 2 months.
Is there a extension for Typo3 with which I can import frontend user data into the backend?
I searched the internet and all extensions I found were for old versions of Typo3 (I'm using 4.5) or not in the repository any more.
The direct mail extension is able to do so and you could even do it via phpMyAdmin i guess (never tried). If you need to do it on regular/automatic basis have a look at external_import
My php project using Zend framework. i want to generate class diagram for that php(zendframwork). i try to generate class diagram using Bouml project.
I go through this link Boumal java reverse engineering video
but problem is when i drag and drop every php class but that don't show relationship between class
You could give UML Lab (http://uml-lab.com) a try (Note: I'm biased as I'm working for Yatta Solutions ;) ). There is a tutorial explaining how to reverse engineer existing source code: http://www.uml-lab.com/en/uml-lab/tutorials/reverse-engineering-tutorial/. Basically, just create a new Model and Class Diagram and all available PHP source files are imported automatically. Otherwise you can import a PHP file by dragging it onto the diagram editor.
The tool supports Java and PHP, and has build-in support for Zend Framework. It may not understand each PHP source file - but files containing a class should work fine. If there is something the tool doesn't understand you'll be notified and can directly file a bug.
It's a commercial tool, but there is a 30 days trial and a free academic edition. If you have any questions don't hesitate asking them in the forum, bug tracker or by mail.
each time you add a class in a class diagram the relations with the already present classes are shown, except of course if you modified the "drawing settings" to not draw automatically the relations.
but this supposes there are relations to draw ;-)
Php is a not typed language, so the reverse can only create inheritances, the types of the attributes are unknown contrarily to C++ or Java