I would like to have a "Last Updated Date" on my site. As we are updating data in edition, concern table ([HtmlText] having CreatedDate) has been updated. I'm looking for an analogous approach for this use of Tokens but I did not find any setting regarding this which can display CreatedDate.
I am using:
Sql Server 2008
DotNetNuke_Community_04.09.05_Source
ISS V5.1
Visual Studio 2008
You would need to write a custom skin object that looked at all the MODULES on the page, as well as the Page Settings, to get the latest Last Updated date.
This isn't a simple thing to do in DNN because some modules don't have any record of when they were last updated, it depends on the module developer who created them.
Also you should seriously consider upgrading off of DNN 4, it is very old and has security bugs.
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I recently upgraded both Drupal and CiviCRM to the latest versions. Drupal works fine, and so does Civi except when I move to the Civi menu, I get a message that says "Database check failed - the database looks to have been partially upgraded. You may want to reload the database with the backup and try the upgrade process again." This happened earlier and reloading the most recent backup didn't help. We had to go back quite a ways before we found one that did, then had to reload a lot of data from .CSV files and by hand. I'd rather not go through with that again.
One thing we found when comparing the development site on my WAMP desktop (which was a new install that works well) with the one on my ISP's server is that the server version contained two MyISam-format files from, or generated by, CiviCase where Civi wants to see InnoDB-format files. My ISP, far more knowlegable than I am about MySQL, converted these two files two InnoDB and the problem remains. This leaves me with two questions:
could the MyISam files be the source of the "incomplete upgrade"? and
is there some way to reset a flag that tells Civi that the database is incomplete or to run the database check manually?
Thanks for any help. Civi seems to work OK as is, but the error message will be disturbing to my end users.
That message happens when you have begun the CiviCRM database upgrade but it hasn't finished. CiviCRM edits the version number in the civicrm_domain table to flag that you're in the middle of an upgrade, and when the upgrade completes, it should remove that.
The simple way to remove the message is to go edit that in the database, but it gets set there for a reason: your database upgrade never completed.
You should restore everything to the last version where it all was working--restore both the code and the database. Play around for a bit and make sure nothing funny is happening.
Run a normal CiviCRM upgrade, replacing the files and running the upgrade script. Take note of anything that seems funny when the upgrade script runs. You might try doing a minor upgrade--just a point release--simply to be sure that any upgrade is working fine.
At this point, you should either have no problems or a much more detailed problem.
Finally, please note that there is now a CiviCRM-specific StackExchange site, which is where you'll find the most CiviCRM experts to answer your questions.
I have a set of SSRS reports developed in Visual Studio Data Tools that are used for several clients.
For one particular site, each report will work perfectly in 'Preview' mode in Visual Studio, however when I deploy them and attempt to run them in IE all of the parameters are disabled/greyed out. I also tried to put in a set of default parameters to see what would happen and when I click 'Run Report' I do not even get the 'Loading' image and the report is just blank.
I have checked the IE security settings and have reset them, and also added the report web page location in to trusted sites which unfortunately hasn't made a difference. One thing I have also noticed is that when I try to view Developer Tools in IE, it also just shows a blank white screen.
I've searched online and found a couple of old posts on various websites with a similar issue but none that were ever resolved, and now I am not sure how to proceed.
More info that might be useful:
The client are using IE 11, it is a terminal server style setup with around 8 or 9 users logged on.
The report I am testing with has 2 date parameters first, and two multi-valued parameters (I have tried other reports but with the same issue)
The client recently moved servers and the reports worked fine before, although it was a fresh install of the report so I don't believe there would be any old settings that could be causing it?
Any help greatly appreciated :)
In SSRS, report parameters can be inactive when the report is generated from a snapshot. Removing this option is as follows:
Navigate to the report in SSRS
"Manage" the report from the drop down.
Select "Processing Options" from the left menu
Is "Render this report from a report snapshot" selected? If so, switch
to "Always run this report with the most recent data" option.
Run the report to determine if parameters are now active.
If this fixes your issue, you may need to switch from the snapshot option to the Scheduled Cache option available under the left menu link "Cache Refresh Options"
For one particular site, each report will work perfectly in 'Preview' mode in Visual Studio, however when I deploy them and attempt to run them in IE all of the parameters are disabled/greyed out.
If that is the case, and a previous version of the report was already on the SSRS report server, what you can do is delete the report, and upload it again. There is some kind of cache for the parameters, that causes that if you modify the order of them, some get disabled, and the only way I have found to get rid of it is to delete the old report from the server.
For me this worked:
Open IE
Go to Settings->Compatibility View Settings
Add the URL of your report server.
You could be experiencing an old bug which was reported a long time ago in a connect item:
SSRS Weird Parameters Order Bug (parameter grayed out)
The official Microsoft answer on this subject is:
Currently this behavior is per design. However we will consider this
behavior improvement in a future release of reporting services The
only workaround at this point is to change the order of the
parameters.
Are the parameters on the RDL file set to visible, like below:
Just going to add this as an answer, because it solved the issue for me;
Delete the report on the server & deploy again.
What happens is that you completely remove the report and thus also its parameters. When you deploy a report its parameters their default values do not get overwritten in case it didn't have a default the first time you deployed.
I developed a client/server database.
The server hosts the oracle database, the one I manipulate with the client (in android).
Everything works correctly, but when I insert/delete/modify a record, the database shows all the changes correctly, but the information I have on the FDClientDataSet is the one that does not contain my latest changes. I was doing some workaround like ClientDataset.Active:= False and later setting it to True, that was working but causes an exception when running the app on the android device.
I have tried tons of things, like update, ApplyUpdates methods, etc, but nothing works. Any ideas how to fix that?
I can't delete a custom entity in MS CRM 2011 Rollup 11. While I'm trying to delete entity (it takes 5-7 min then there is an error) CRM freezes.
SQL profiler and DiagTool didn't give an answer. There were some errors, but they did not relate to the work of CRM. I've checked deletion of relationships, it's impossible too.
Once you install a managed solution you are not allowed to delete any of its entities, attributes, relationships, reports and OptionSets. This post provides a simple and supported workaround if you absolutely need to delete one of these components from a deployed managed solution.
Read this link for further detail.
Delete the custom fields and then try to delete the entity.
It's nice to have a version history in Confluence. However a new version has been created every time when the document is edited and saved. I'm looking more for a "release" history. Assume I have version 1.0 of my document/page. Then I edit and save the page a couple of times before I'm ready with "release" 1.1. I need something to link a version to a release number and then have an automated release history.
Is there a way to do do something like that in Confluence?
I guess Scroll Versions plugin from K15t Software could be one possible solution for versioning and release management of wiki pages within Confluence. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.k15t.scroll.scroll-versions
P.S. I know it is tad old question, but I think someone else may need this info.
A method I have seen used is to attach a file to a page, change the document and upload with the same name multiple times, then change the link on the page when the version changes.
Usually a link to an attached document always references the highest version like this:
[^list.docx]
[ and ] mark the start and end of the link
^ to the right of [ refers to an attachment on the current page
and the rest is the name of the attachment
which resolves to a hyperlink of:
http://wiki.server.name/download/attachments/464233765/list.docx
From the page the full url is more specific:
http://wiki.server.name/download/attachments/464233765/list.docx?version=1&modificationDate=1406619789890
Refer to Tools > Attachments for a list of file version numbers.
Edit the page.
Create a link to the 'next' version with appropriate link text.
[list.docx V2.1|///download/attachments/464233765/list.docx?version=6]
[list.docx V3.0|///download/attachments/464233765/list.docx?version=9]
[list.docx V3.1|///download/attachments/464233765/list.docx?version=11]
As you wrote Confluence always creates a new version once an existing attachment is uploaded with the same file name as displayed on the attachment view.
Existing files will be kept with the name 'Version x', where the value
of 'x' increments with each upload of an attachment with the same file
name.
Source:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Attachment+Versions
This cannot be changed by configuration in Confluence.
However you can try Arsenale Lockpoint, which is a Confluence Add-on.
Arsenale® Lockpoint™ is the enterprise standard for checkout, checkin
and controlled versioning of Confluence attachments...
Source: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.arsenale.plugins.lockpoint
Arsenale Lockpoint Documentation
EDIT
I have just installed and tested Arsenale Lockpoint and could not find the feature you are looking for
I don't know of any other add-on that would meet your requirements
Therefore i would recommend to edit the file locally and upload it only if you want a new version (release)
A simple alternative to other answers is to use change comments.
When editing page there is an input field next to save button at the bottom. This field has a placeholder "*What did you change?" and its content is shown in page history.
So you can edit page several times and when you want to "release" the version, you can fill the comment with release version. This way you can see all page versions in page history but you are able to easily identify the releases.
See Confluence documentation