What I want is change the main email associated with an API Doc, so when I share the doc with others people they see that new email and not the mine. That new email have an apiary.io, that is why I'm talking about ownership transferring.
I contacted the support and they tell me that what I need can't be done.
Same problem here. We ended up copying and pasting the docs from one team member's account to another, then deleting the old one. Only took a couple minutes.
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Until now, I was using Set-MailboxMessageConfiguration in PowerShell to change OWA's signatures and it worked perfectly. No permission problems, no configuration problems, nothing.
Today, I was trying to update my signature with PowerShell but nothing happened, the signature in the browser is not changed at all.
But if I use Get-MailboxMessageConfiguration, the new signature is there:
I can see that now, it's possible to manage multiples signatures in OWA. But I can't find find any information about that. So, how I can modify the already existing signature? Or, how I can create a new signature?
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It's a new feature that is not available for everyone yet. My company's O365 account has it, but my student (also 0365) and classic Outlook account doesn't.
So a third option is: How I can turn off this feature?
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Still no defenitive solution.
There're some workarounds that may work. Here's the github issue (opened by #Lee) and the Microsoft's Tech Community discussion:
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/office-docs-powershell/issues/8537
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-powershell/cant-no-longer-change-owa-s-signature/m-p/2907053
Answering the question relating to your third option "How can I turn off this feature," I opened a support ticket with Microsft for my tenant and they rolled this back for us for now. It took a few weeks to finally get sorted but we can now successfully use this command to set outlook web signatures. Our users no longer see the option to add multiple signatures on the web version.
In the final response, they mentioned that there may be a graph solution in the works for editing the multiple roaming signatures but couldn't offer an ETA.
I tried to type #username in a github wiki page but it didn't generate any link. Is there any way to do it without manually linking to a user's profile?
I think the only way to mention someone is :-
[#username] (https://www.github.com/username)
They never provided the support for this and most probably never will.
They have closed the issue ages ago. - https://github.com/github/markup/issues/209
Advantages:
Mentioning users in a README allows readers to immediately view the user, via click or hover over, which is very convenient
as consequence, user mentions will be used more often, making users more interconnected.
Disadvantages:
#username mentions cannot be clicked outside GitHub ([#username](https://github.com/username can be clicked).
I was using LinkedIn REST API. Everithing was ok, but now I need to improve app and I can't find proper documentation. Where is it? Actual documentation is totally shitty. I want documentation where all fields will be described clearly etc. Especially I need documentation for GROUPS, but I can't google it. Where is it? Thanks.
Here are the old docs: https://developer-programs.linkedin.com/
I agree, the new docs are absolute garbage.
Archive.org has a copy here
https://web.archive.org/web/20150426071159/http://developer-programs.linkedin.com:80/
after 2015-04-26 it appears the viewing the documentation required sign-in and the usefulness of the copy on archive.org deteriorates.
I was wondering if there is a way to delete tags from a web application integrated with Evernote. I know that noteStore.expunge_tag throws a PERMISSION_DENIED exception and that Evernote doesn't give permission to permanently delete something, but I was hoping that there is another way to delete the tags (like the delete_note which moves the notes into the trash folder).
Thanks
Seems a similar question was asked on the Evernote developer discussion forum. And the answer given by one of the employees was...
Unfortunately no, there isn't a way to not delete permanently a tag, we do not have a function to put a tag in the trash (like we have for notes).
Sorry.
I created my app's namespace using the wrong FB profile, so I deleted the app. And now I'm trying to recreate the namespace and it won't let me - it says it already exists. It doesn't exist! I deleted it! Help! Another user posted a similar question and got an answer suggesting he pick a different name. I'm hoping you will consider that I can guarantee it doesn't exist because I deleted it. Is it hopeless? This is not a name that can be easily changed with punctuation - this is a trademarked product name. And yes, I own the trademark. Please help! Thanks!
It may be temporarily cached and you can wait a couple of days and it'll free up.
But, the more important point is that the app namespace means very little. Practically the only time a user will see it is in their address bar when they go to your app. Most users will not find your app by directly typing in it's URL, instead they'll discover it through App Center or they'll click on a bookmark on Facebook, on a search result on Facebook or elsewhere, they'll see a link or request in news feed or they'll see an add for it.
App Namespace is used a lot in Open Graph code and such, but none of this is ever exposed to the user, only the developer. Therefore, having to use a difference namespace than your original one will make little difference.
As an example of how little app namespace matters, what do you suppose Farmville's app namespace is? farmville? Nope, it's onthefarm
Once you delete an app you created on FB, you can't re-create it with same namespace. It is a bug in FB. Once I had same issue and when I tried to get hep from FB community help center, I found many people having same issue. But the issue still not solved.