I have many 'cases' on Salesforce, but I will no longer use him.
For this reason I need export them to Zendesk.
But i didn't find a solution, the options offered by Zendesk are for 'Account', 'Contact' and 'Leads' but not found to 'Cases'.
Has anyone gone through this problem?
Seems, Workato might be able to help with your case.
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I built a React app a year ago, and totally stopped working with React, so I am really really rusty.
Site is here: http://allvintagesearch.com
I'm using eBay API.
I'm sort of afraid to touch it, so wondering if there are any tips someone can provide in adding the ability for this site to get better rankings in google (right now there is really not much traffic).
Any help is appreciated.
If your site is static you can use Gatsby, otherwise, your best option is NextJs. you can check their doc. you can also find very good tutorials online.
NextJs
Gatsby
There are some websites like https://website.grader.com/ that they give you scores about every aspects of your website (e.g performance, security , SEO and etc) and then they tell you what you are missing and how to fix them. for google search i would recommend you to have look to this link:
Get your website on Google
hope it gives you some help to start from.
Before i start looking down this road i have different datasources that would need to be updated in the same tab if i was to attempt to use react-admin, wondering if i'll be able to modify it to do what i need?
For anyone else who happened to land here and had as little experience as i did when i asked this.... you can use the cloudinary widget in your react-admin app and pass the returned url off to your mutation no problem.
I'm building a signup flow based on JWT and would like to add a middle process where, once the user has signed up with an email and password, he is in an intermediary state, until he gets a confirmation email with a custom link and clicks on that link.
I've built similar things with EJS and jQuery, but never in React-Redux. I'm not finding any good tutorials; can anyone recommend such a thing?
I would advise Advanced React and Redux course on Udemy, by Stephen Grider. He's made plenty of great tutorials.
Through this tutorial he will teach you everything you need to know on Redux, authentication and much more.
https://www.udemy.com/react-redux-tutorial/
Regarding the confirmation email see this tutorial https://medium.com/#rajaraodv/handling-transactional-emails-in-react-redux-apps-8b1134748f76
Ended up using a combination of Stephen Grider's course as suggested by Asten Miles, and this template: https://github.com/DimitriMikadze/node-redux-auth/tree/master/server/src
Reworked it a bit to use async/await, but overall, it is quite good.
I am migrating parse to other backend providers
There I come across the FILE_KEY requirement
So where can I get FILE_KEY parameter?
I checked in settings/Keys Section but I couldn't find the file key.
I also checked in Cloud section of parse's Dashboard but I could not find it over there also.
You need to update parse dashboard and then follow this link
http://docs.back4app.com/docs/parse-migration/parse-apps-keys/
I solve my issue using this because old parse dashboard not showing file_key.
Hope this will help to you too.
I try lots of methods to find current controller and action in cakephp routing, but I didn't got answer. Is there any method to find controller and action in routing. If yes, please help me. Or if there is any other way to find these, Please tell me.
It's the routes that decide to what controller and action a url maps to. When routes.php is being loaded the routing process has still not been done (since you are still setting up routes), so you cannot know controller or action is in routes.php.
If the website formatted something like this :
www.johndoe.test/test/test_action/
then probably it can be found on test controller but of course that depends on the settings of the website on how the developer configured it. It may also be found on routes.php like #ADmad said.