I am trying to attach a TFS label to a new file in our collection. The label I am trying to attach already exists, and was created by a different user who left the company a while ago. When I try to view the contents of the existing label, I receive a message that the owner of the label cannot be found - TF14132: Identity not found.
How can I modify this label?
Is there a way we can update all instances of "Identity not found" to a current/active account?
To update a label created by another user, you'll need the LabelOther permission. Project Admins have this permission by default - see the TFS permissions reference for details.
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I am a new user following this tutorial provided by IBM.
I am up to this step:
For Cloudant Instance, select Input your own credentials and fill in the following fields with the credentials information captured for your cloudant service: Username, Password, Host and Database = guestbook and click Add and then Save.
After following the instruction to 'Add', I am returned to the sequence view (with the list of actions representing the sequence I'm working on).
Expected: The newly created public action w/ binding should appear in the list.
Instead: The newly created public action is not in the list. There is no evidence of it having been created at all. There is no option to 'save'.
Am I doing something wrong? This seems like an enormous bug.
Attempted solutions (unsuccessful):
Log out and back in.
Create new Cloudant service credentials.
Enter service credentials manually vs via dropdown.
Create action in a named package rather than default package.
Create new Cloudant service credentials, selecting a specific service ID.
PS
Attempted to create support ticket but needed to upgrade account by adding credit card. Filled in card information. Card rejected: "Error: Could not place order. Unable to verify the credit card. Declined due to Risk management". I use this card successfully all the time.
In actions UI, selected a sequence, added an action to the sequence, 'reset' sequence to discard changes, began to add yet another action, cancelled that new action, returned to sequence view and the previously created action that I had discarded was there. Ie seems like some backend / database propagation issues on IBM's end?
The steps have been updated in https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/tutorials?topic=solution-tutorials-serverless-api-webapp#sequence-of-actions-to-save-the-guestbook-entry.
To create the new Cloudant binding:
Set Name to binding-for-guestbook.
Set Instance to Input your own credentials.
Set Username, Password, Host and IAM API Key from the values found in the Cloudant credentials for-guestbook created earlier.
Set Database to guestbook.
Set whiskoverwriteLabel to true.
Save
I'm working on a Sitecore 8 Update 2 site.
I'm also using the web forms for marketers.
I've set up a login and register form using WFFM. I was able to link fields on the form with the fields of the user profile ( the one used in User Management )
However when i want to make a "Update Contact Details" i can't link the fields on the form with the profile fields as before. Now i have to select a "contact facet". I added one of these and WFFM picked up on this, so now i can link the field on the form with a facet.
The last link i'm missing is linking this facet ( stored in Analytics - MongoDB ) to the profile field.
Does anyone know how to achieve this ?
Bonus: This started off as a slighty different question, you can read more about this issue here:
How to update sitecore user with webforms for marketers ( Update Contact Details )
First you need to add the Create User Save Action and setup the email address as the username.
Then you need to add the User login Save Action straight after that. This is because the Update Contact Details Save action only applies to logged in users.
Then you can use the Update Contact Details Save Action. This action will create data in MongoDB under the logged in user name - so if you go to the Identifiers collection MongoDB a new entry will be created (See screen shot below).
So in short the aspnet_membership data and the MongoDB data is linked via the username in WFFM. In aspnet_users - UserName and in MongoDB by way of an identifier. You can't mix the MongoDB and aspnet_profile data they belong in two separate places.
So once you have created this user in WFFM you could call up their details using the analytics API using the identifier:
Tracker.Current.Session.Identify(username);
var personalInfo = Tracker.Current.Contact.GetFacet<IContactPersonalInfo>("Personal");
Hope that makes sense :)
I'm new to Liferay and work on a site done with Liferay 6.1.1.
I have a question about deleting organization. When I try to delete an organization, I have an error message
You cannot delete organizations that have suborganizations or users.
I found that before deleting the organization, I had to delete this organization's site and unasign all user manually, then the organization can be delete without error.
Does anybody know if it is possible to add a property or edit the delete function so when you try to delete an organization it'll do the previous task automatically ?
I think it is not possible to achieve/fulfill your requirement just by setting property. However, you can achieve this by creating Hook in liferay. Inside hook you can use below Liferay's api :
For deleting sub organization you can use OrganizationLocalServiceUtil.getSuborganizations(long companyId, long organizationId) which will return list of sub organization. You can iterate this list and call OrganizationLocalServiceUtil.deleteOrganization(long organizationId) which will delete sub organization.
To Unassigned users from org,
use UserLocalServiceUtil.clearOrganizationUsers(long organizationId)
HTH
How can I change what appears in the password reset email in laravel?
Like addressing the user with his name and show the password reset link etc.
Where is that email view located?
In Laravel 5.3 they changed the entire password reset code, so the given answer doesn't work anymore.
If you want to change the basic texts you should copy vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Auth/Notifications/ResetPassword.php to some place in your own app (e.g. app/Notifications/ResetPassword.php), set the correct namespace and alter the texts as you wish. (don't alter the original ResetPassword.php since it's bad practice to alter files in the vendor folder!)
Then add a sendPasswordResetNotification method to the User class and make sure to reference to the appropriate ResetPassword class:
use App\Notifications\ResetPassword;
...
public function sendPasswordResetNotification($token) {
$this->notify(new ResetPassword($token));
}
If you want to change the rest of the mail template (which is used for all other mails as well) do the following:
Run php artisan vendor:publish
This will copy some blades from the vendor folder to the resources/views/vendor
The resources/views/vendor/notifications/email.blade.php is the one you want to change.
Hope this helps for people who got stuck in Laravel 5.3
Yes you can change the email template, which is located at
resources/views/emails/password.blade.php.
For customization pass an instance of User model to this view and echo out user name there like:
Hello, {{$user->username}}
//And Body of Reset link goes here
Update for laravel 5.3+
In updated laravel versions the code structure is revamped.
Password reset mail is now at vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Auth/Notifications/ResetPassword.php
and its corresponding template is at:
resources/views/vendor/notifications/email.blade.php
So in order to customize it, you may need to:
Copy it to somewhere in your app's directory.
Set the proper namespace to refer to it.
Add a new method to User class & reference it to newly copied class
Customize.
I am creating a startup hook script for liferay to add and preconfigure Roles for Liferay 6.2 behind the scenes.
Specifically I am looking to add the type of permissions that can be accessed through Control Panel > Roles > Actions> Define Permissions.
Currently I am able to add Liferay Roles, but have so far been unsuccessful in finding the correct way to add custom permissions to the Roles programmatically. I see there was a way to do this in prior Liferay versions, but do not see it here.
https://www.liferay.com/community/forums/-/message_boards/message/2965424
https://www.liferay.com/web/guest/community/forums/-/message_boards/message/124558
So far I have investigated RolePermissionUtil, RoleLocalServiceUtil, among other available services.
Let me know if this is available through the service to be added to a startup hook or if this can only be done in the UI.
It appears that the API has changed since these posts.
Thank you in advance for your help
Figured it out using ResourcePermissionLocalServiceUtil.setResourcePermissions and RoleLocalServiceUtil.
Eg.
RoleLocalServiceUtil.fetchRole(CompanyThreadLocal.getCompanyId(), "Role Name");
ResourcePermissionLocalServiceUtil.setResourcePermissions(CompanyThreadLocal.getCompanyId(), Role.class.getName(), ResourceConstants.SCOPE_GROUP_TEMPLATE, String.valueOf(role.getRoleId()), role.getRoleId(), new String[] {ActionKeys.VIEW, ActionKeys.UPDATE, ActionKeys.DELETE});
I used CompanyThreadLocal to obtain the Company Id because I am using this in a hook not a portlet, where typically it would be accessed through the theme display. Here I am just adding access to Roles, but other class namespaces could be added. (eg. "com.liferay.portlet.dynamicdatalists.model.DDLRecordSet")