I searched the documentation but didn't find anything and wanted to be sure. I didn't want us having to wait a few days for another submission to go through when we just want to make a couple of edits.
UPDATE: Just took a shot at it and you can edit aggregations, actions and objects without getting a new approval.
Confirmation: You can edit aggregations, actions and objects without getting a new approval. Tested it and wasn't required to approve again.
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We are in the process of setting up a test for staff using google forms. It works great and I have enabled users to be able to edit their responses.
What we need the form to do is keep the original submitted data too so we can see how many questions the user got wrong and how many they got correct on a resubmit. Currently resubmitting the data overwrites the original. There are a lot of questions in the form so the user re submitting another would not work. Highlighting the ones they got incorrect and giving them a second chance is what I am after.
My thoughts were to copy the data to another sheet everytime either a new entry was made or when a form was edited.
I have not done much work with Google Forms or Sheets so I am starting from scratch.
Thanks,
Luke
I want to pin a chart to the Azure DevOps Services dashboard that shows how many bugs in the current sprint have a linked test case or not.
I have been able to put up a query for the same but it appears that such queries can't be charted out. Is there an alternate way?
Here's the error that I get while creating a chart out of my query
Additionally, I would also like to know if there is a way to ensure that when I Resolve/Close a bug workitem in AzDo services, I can check if there is at least one associated test case work item with the bug. I have explored Bug rules but can't find out a clean way to get the link types associated with the work item. How can I achieve this?
Thanks
I have been able to put up a query for the same but it appears that
such queries can't be charted out. Is there an alternate way?
As for the error you got, it's one open issue here in our feedback forum, the product team is considering about it. But there might be some time before the feature comes true. You can track the issue to get notifications if there's any update. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Is there an alternate way?
If you just need a widget to display the results of the query, you can consider using Query Results widget, if supports tree or direct links. But if you do want the pie chart for WITs, I afraid it's not supported for now when using tree or direct links. You can check the related extensions here.
I have explored Bug rules but can't find out a clean way to get the
link types associated with the work item. How can I achieve this?
As I know we don't have such option in Azure Devops Boards.
If we close/delete one workItem, it won't display a prompt or what that tells us the related workItems are still active.
But I think that would be a great idea, so I suggest you can post one feature request here to share your idea to product team. Then we can share the feature request link here and people who interested in that would vote for you! Hope all above make some help :)
When we are doing the customization of a work item type in VSTS. Do we also have the ability to track the history of the customization itself?
For example, we are trying to find out when the start date field was added to our customized Bug work item type.
A field was not there in a previous Increment but we noticed it recently. Just want to find out if there is a date captured somewhere that tells us when it was added or who may have added it?
Unfortunately we cannot get the information from VSTS for now. No date or history included from the retrieved process information via REST API.
However there's already a user voice submitted here to suggest the feature to add Activity Log to VSTS to track user accesses, you can go and vote it up or submit a new one to suggest the feature again to achieve that is future release.
For now as a workaround we suggest that you can ask the team members to add corresponding comments in description area after completing the customization for the process... Thus you can track the history of the customization...
I've followed this tutorial step by step: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/beta/opengraph/tutorial/
The only problem is when I try to submit an action for approval it says:
No Aggregations created for this Action Type. Please create a completed Aggregation populated with sample data before submitting for review.
The thing is a have set up an Aggregation. When I click the Preview link it just shows a Loading screen and then disappears. I've checked the Aggregation setup many times with different configuration. Nothing seems to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
Before submitting aggregation you have to add preview actions and preview objects, Setup Auth Dialog Preview for Authenticating user section of this tutorial may be helpful to you.
The Aggregation preview dialog had a bug in it for about a week through 11/13. As of 11/14/2011, it's back up and working again.
I had the same problems, but managed to solve it after some trial-n-error.
The solution was to make sure to add all the preview objects required for the aggregation:
Create an Aggregation
Preview the aggregation
Add 4 (the number that worked for me, might be enough with 2) Preview Objects
Add your created preview objects as Preview Actions
After this, I was able to submit the action.
This is pretty much what Hasniain said, but in a less descriptive way. At least, I didn't get it just by looking at his answer, albeit correct.
This is ridiculous, but I was having the same issue and finally had success by clicking between the object and action previews until the standard preview window actually displayed my preview objects, THEN clicking save. That is, even when it showed that both a preview action and preview object exist, I had to enter, not alter, and exit one of the action or object preview sub-screens until the aggregation preview displayed an object.
I understand that there is no sensible methodology there, but this is how I finally got the og to understand that I had in fact defined an aggregation. Hope this helps.
This seems to be a valid bug that I reported yesterday. Please add your own repros to it, so Facebook devs can update us on what's going on:
Unable to create new Aggregation: http://developers.facebook.com/bugs/295741107138424
Unable to submit Open Graph Action: http://developers.facebook.com/bugs/162515500520749
I'm using fb:comments as described here.
Comments work fine but I can't find a way to be notified when a new comment is added. Is there a way to easily find new comments (without visiting my 3000 articles each time)?
I know FB did some changes to the way notifications work but I hope they left a way to do this.
I think you should able to do this by using the event subscription:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe
I don't see a way right now. Maybe one day they'll add it to the real-time updates: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/api/realtime
I think for now you may be stuck polling for them with:
https://graph.facebook.com/POST_ID/comments
(for example)
https://graph.facebook.com/19292868552_118464504835613/comments?access_token=2227470867%7C2.FEEAvi5BbYBzdSQ5WM8otg__.3600.1288310400-100000309017680%7CeGASV-HXqF18-L0Y1x6_kVcjgxM