I have access to a dokuwiki as user without administrative rights only. Is there any way to find out which version I'm using, e.g. with an action mode passed in URL? I want to do further research on available action modes for my version and without knowing the version it's almost impossible to ask useful questions.
According to the Official FAQ, version information is restricted to admins for security reasons. As an admin, you would see the version in the Admin panel or by going to doku.php?do=check.
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I am exploring ways for adding offline search in Docusaurus in any of versions v1 or v2.
The solution mentioned at https://v2.docusaurus.io/docs/search/ by using Algolia DocSearch. But problem is "Note that your website needs to be publicly available for this to work (i.e., not behind a firewall). The service is free".
No company wants their confidential information to make public. What are the different cleaner and easier options we have to enable local search.
Has anyone tried: Flexsearch
https://github.com/nextapps-de/flexsearch
I am aware that discussion is going at https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/issues/776
https://github.com/facebook/Docusaurus/issues/789
Tweet: https://twitter.com/docusaurus/status/1009453481017524224
But I am not able to make anything out of it that which offline search works fine with docusaurus.
You can look for some offline search plugins under our community plugins section. They are not officially endorsed but some of them work pretty well.
I would like to know what are the abilities provided when this moodle role permission 'mod/certificate:manage' if allowed for a role. Please, help. And how can i find out?
I don't have anything here https://docs.moodle.org/27/en/Capabilities/mod/certificate:manage
Is there a specific place to look for?
To get an exact idea of what that role is used for (or any other not documented one) you need to look at the code. Basically look within the directory of the mod certificate plugin for things like require_capability('mod/certificate:manage' or has_capability('mod/certificate:manage'.
In general, it is a common practice in Moodle to call manage to the capability that checks and allows for the most "manager-like" actions, the kind of actions you would allow to editing teachers and managers of a course (like, for example, manipulating settings of an instance of the activity)... but it is entirely up to the plugin developer to follow that "tradition" or not, so to look at the code is still advised.
Are there settings available to Allow/Deny user access to the 'Test - Load Testing' feature within VSTS? As of 5/3/2018, it appears that this feature is in Preview mode with an alert that:
'Create and run high-scale load tests, analyze results – all using the browser! Learn more. During preview, this feature is available to all users (except Stakeholders).
Since Load Testing can incur costs, we'd like to Disable this feature for majority of the individuals which have access to our account. I have search Stackoverflow & MSDN Developer Community with no success.
Please advise.
Thank you,
- Brendan
No such feature now, you can vote this user voice: load test permission
I'm going to be creating a few small mobile applications and have managed to find a great online Git repo hosting services that is free. It even comes with online issue tracking software but appears to be mainly geared towards the development team. I was hoping it would also have an interface for end-users to log issues/features and allow them to vote on what they wanted but it does not have this. It does expose an RESTful API but I didn't want to go down that path and wanted something ready to go (once configured).
I don't think I need it to be integrated with the Git repo so having something that is purely standalone would be great but I would definitely want something that is online as I don't want to install software on my local PC.
In summary, my requirements are:
Free or very cheap
Simple end-user interface to allow users
to submit issues/features
Allow end-users to vote on their own or other users issues/features
Visible status of issues/features (i.e. whether they are pending, in progress, rejected, fixed etc)
A more advanced management system for me as a developer to manage the
issues
Some basic reports/charts/graphing would be great
Email/RSS notification of new issues/suggestions would be great too
Something that is ready to go after some configuration/settings.
Can anyone recommend something that would be suitable for this?
TIA
I based my question on a website I saw a while back but couldn't find it. Anyway, I've now found it again (it's called http://www.uservoice.com/). It's not really issue tracking but more of a way of letting end-users report features and allow them to vote on them. The important thing is that it is a very user friendly interface which is perfect for end-users. Obviously, I would then need to maintain issues/features in my own system (e.g. Mantis) and then manually sync features requested in uservoice to Mantis but that shouldn't be a big issue. Anyway, this perfectly meets my needs for my low volume applications at the moment.
I am working on documentation of a Research Project at my college.
I am searching for a mediawiki style content management system with good user privilege features so that the sections of wiki accessible to the wiki user will map to their privilege level.
Users who do not have an account will not be able to access the documentation. I am not sure mediawiki has that feature. Please suggest some options to select from.
DokuWiki seems pretty interesting for this purpose. Tested it myself and it is quite simple to install and manage.
http://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki
You can also look for SharePoint 2010 Foundation which is free of cost
http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/en-us/buy/Pages/Licensing-Details.aspx.