I created a subscription in my azure account and for 2 months ago it's always inactive.
I have this message :IoT Hub may not function properly because it is not in an ACTIVE state.
The status is "suspended", in the Portal main page the subscription is "Disabled". Please find attached the screenshots showing the current behavior.
Apparently, Azure has caching issue if you delete an IoTHub (or any other type of resource) and then create another one with the same name.
I had the same problem, it was even showing the metrics from the old one on the new one!
to fix it, delete the old one then wait a few hours to create a new one.
If you didn't delete one, just wait a few hours and it should get fixed automatically.
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I am trying to create webhook subscription for change notifications in Azure Active Directory, the subscription is successfully getting created and I am receiving events also for groups (create, update, delete). But when I created the subscription for Users, the subscription is successfully getting created but I am not getting any kind of events from that subscription. Before two weeks it was working fine for users but it has stopped working now.
If it worked fine before but it doesn't work any more without any changes to your application, it's very likely that there is a problem with the server.
In this case, please contact Azure Support as soon as possible to track your request.
Maybe this just isn't possible with the available Salesforce actions in Zapier, but I thought I'd ask.
You can monitor for a new opportunity, but I only want to create cards for opportunities which are closed won. So if a new opportunity is created on Monday and on Friday it is Closed Won, Zapier will never get notified when it is updated.
Seems like a very common use case, I figure someone has figured this out.
Thanks!
I took this to Zapier Support and they said....
So the tricky thing here is the "New Opportunity" trigger will only
happen when the Zap sees the record for the first time. Even if it's
updated later, the Zap will not re-trigger on it.
We do have a way to trigger on updated Salesforce records, but it
would require using their Workflow Rules and Outbound Messaging
option. Then on the Zapier side, you'd use the Salesforce "New
Outbound Message" trigger.
You basically set a workflow rule + outbound message in Salesforce.
And so all your triggering conditions (like which object/field) are on
the Salesforce side.
First you'd set up the Outbound Message, specifying the object and
fields you want to send, and the Zap url:
https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewHelpDoc?id=workflow_managing_outbound_messages.htm
Then you'd set up the Workflow Rule, specifying the conditions where
the rule should trigger, and which actions to trigger (the outbound
message action that you just made):
https://help.salesforce.com/htviewhelpdoc?id=customize_wf.htm
The one caveat here is that workflow rules are only available on some
editions of Salesforce. So you may have to check and see if your
edition supports it.
Please let me know if you have any questions about that -- happy to
help!
And that worked so yay Zapier for helping me with Salesforce!
I seem to have 2 separate applications on GAE, the original one with the fictitious name xyz and an hrd one with the name xyz-hrd. I only want one with the name xyz but I want it to use the high resolution datastore. I am trying to use the instructions here.
I am near the end of the HRD migration stage on xyz and have clicked on "Activate Read-only". In step 11 the instructions say the following.
You will be notified when the migration tool is ready to alias the application (by email if you chose that, or by a message when your refresh the browser window). Click Finish Migration to complete the migration. At this point, the new HRD application begins serving incoming requests.
When I launch xyz at appspot.com, there are no changes.
When I launch xyz-hrd at appspot.com, there are changes, but only new data items.
Do I click on "Finish Migration" or not, and when I do, how will I get all the changes and all of the data items under the application name xyz? I am very nervous about this because the instructions say there is not way to revert after clicking on "Finish Migration".
By the way, in my "dashboard" I can select from among my applications which lists both xyz and xyz-hrd. When I select xyz I (still) see 2 warnings, but no warnings are present when I select xyz-hrd. Below are the 2 warnings.
A version of this application is using the Python 2.5 runtime, which is deprecated!
This application is using the Master/Slave datastore which is deprecated!
There is no way to reclaim the old app url for the new one. I know, its lame.
To avoid that in the future, map the appspot to a google apps domain so it has a fixed url.
For now, at most you can upload a new version to the old app which redirects to the new one.
Before migration you are supposed to stop using the old one by making it readonly. Otherwise changes there wont migrate.
We have Mixpanel currently setup in our website, and we are following the recommendation around using alias (when signing up) and identify (when users logs in).
One thing I can't get my head around is if it's possible with Mixpanel to see the behaviour users (logged in or not) have on theirs first visit to the website.
Since Mixpanel uses a cookie, I supposed I could manually check that, but just wondering if there is something already built for it.
You need to do this manually, there are no solutions for that task.
Mixpanel was not created for tracking visits, new unique users are tracked in Google Analytics.
Mixpanel places a timestamp for every event you track.
So, when you watch Retention it generally knows when the first ever event for each user occured.
If you want to analyze first visits in Mixpanel Funnels (not Retention) create event called "First Visit" and fire it using this scenario (you need to write additional code to your website of course):
On each user visit to your website ask mixpanel cookie if it already has UserID, not just an AnonymousID (watch Resources-Cookies in Google Chrome developers mode for parameters))
If it doesn't - fire IDENTIFY method (with anonymousID) and then your "First Visit" event.
If it does - do nothing.
Then, when user SignsUp - fire ALIAS method to merge previously identified anonymous visit with the newly identified registered user so that "First Visit" event will be tied to the registered UserID.
Note! This scenrio is suitable only if you use your own database userIDs and only if user visits your website from one device. (Unfortunately if user first came from PC and then registered from Tablet - the First Visit event tied in his profile will be from Tablet, not from PC. This is how cookie works)
I'd like to set up a coldfusion page that will pull the status updates from my own facebook account and twitter accounts and put them in a SQL database along with their timestamps. Whenever I run this page it should only grab information after the most recent time stamp it already has within the database.
I'm hoping this won't be too bad because all I'm interested in is just status updates and their time stamps. Eventually I'd like to pull other things like images and such, but for a first test just status updates is fine. Does anyone have sample code and/or pointers that could assist me in this endeavor?
I'd like it if any information relates to the current version of the apis (twitter with oAuth and facebook open graph) if they are necessary. Some solutions I've seen involve the creation of a twitter application and facebook application to interact with the APIs; is that necessary if all I want to do is access a subset of my own account information? Thanks in advance!
I would read the max(insertDate) from the database and if the API allows you, only request updates since that date. Then insert those updates. The next time you run you'll just need to get the max() of the last bunch of updates before calling for the next bunch.
You could run it every 5 minutes using a ColdFusion scheduled task.
How you communicate with the API is usually using <cfhttp />. One thing I always do is log every request and response, either in a text file, or in a database. That's can be invaluable when troubleshooting.
Hope that helps.
Use the cffeed tag to pull RSS feeds from Twitter and Facebook. Retain the date of the last feed scan somewhere (application variable or database) and loop over the feed entries. Any entry older than last scan is ignored, everything else gets committed. Make sure to wrap cffeed in a try/catch, as it will throw errors if the service is down (ahem, twitter) As mentioned in other answers, set it up as a scheduled task.
<cffeed action="read" properties="feedMetadata" query="feedQuery"
source="http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=+from:mytwitteraccount" />
Different approach than what you're suggesting, but it worked for us. We had two live events, where we asked people to post to a bespoke Facebook fan page, or to Twitter with a hashtag we endorsed for the event in realtime. Then we just fetched and parsed the RSS feeds of the FB page, and the Twitter search results, extracting what was new, on a short interval... I think it was approximately every three minutes. CFFEED was a little error-prone and wonky, just doing a CFHTTP get of the RSS feeds, and then processing the CFHTTP.filecontent struct item as XML worked fine
.LAG