I would like to know if there is anybody out there who has a calendar to be used in an AF-application, where it is possible to pick a specific date.
Cheers Bill
> Crossposted from SAS-L
Certainly. Just use the Legacy (Version 6) OLE Calendar Object to embed a calendar in a SAS AF/Frame. Then use SAS Component Language OLE functions to completely control the calendar and give it whatever functionality you would like.
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I need some help from those with more knowledge than I posses. I am currently trying to figure out how to get real time data from a database.
I need to be able to find the company info from the most recent licensees. So the search parameter I'm using is 2016-05-10T00:00:00.000
The full string together from the API and the search parameter can be found directly at this link:
https://www.hurl.it/?method=GET&url=https%3A%2F%2Fdata.wa.gov%2Fresource%2Fv8vv-gqqs.json&headers=%7B%22X-App-Token%22%3A[%22bjp8KrRvAPtuf809u1UXnI0Z8%22]%7D&args=%7B%22licenseeffectivedate%22%3A[%222004-07-14T00%3A00%3A00.000%22]%7D
So I'm looking to retrieve the most recently added accounts in order to verify 1. the license is active 2. the license number the contractor gives matches what the website says. I would like to figure out how to automate this so that when the newest licenses are added I'll know, and they will be extracted/downloaded into excel.
If anyone can help with this I would appreciate it very much. I also have more questions about using databases if any of you are experts in the field.
Once again, thank you!
Clay
Since your goal is to get this data into Excell, have you considered using something like our OData support instead? You could structure your query in Excel PowerBI and it'd automatically refresh the data.
Another option would be to use our CSV output type with an Excel web query. I use the IMPORTDATA(...) function in Google Sheets, which is very similar.
I was wondering if there is any way to export data from the Parse.com database (based on conditions) to a PDF format. There does not seem to be any built-in functionality for this but I may be missing something.
The purpose of this is to create a monthly report of new entries into the database.
The only solution I can find is to pull out ParseObjects using a query against a condition (in this case, creation date) and then having to manually extract fields and construct a PDF document using a third-party library.
Although I cannot find any solutions, I feel that this sort of functionality would be commonly required and perhaps I am missing something.
Any help would be appreciated! Thank you.
There is no built in function, you could try to use a JavaScript library in a Cloud Code Background Job to write the file and schedule the job to run once a month, or like you already said, query the data using the API and write the file on your own server/client. That's pretty much your only option at the moment.
Follow this link for video of the issue: http://screencast.com/t/PsvTTe3Yryx
(NB the field should read 27/2/2014 (which is UK date format).)
ISSUE
I am currently building a BI Application using PowerView for SharePoint. I am based in the UK so end-users expect to see UK Dates.
Generally, PowerView shows correct UK Dates eg in LIST FILTER MODE.
However, it shows US Dates in ADVANCED FILTER MODE.
QUESTION
How do I fix this?
Could this be due to SharePoint 2010?
CONTEXT
The PowerView application will be used by many users with varying skill levels.
Having US Dates AND UK Dates will no doubt add to the confusion and lead to a negative User Experience, which we (all) wish to avoid.
I look forward to your feedback, Experts!
JohnAeris
Go to Site Settings->Regional Settings and set locale to English (United Kingdom)
is there a way to show another format date in piwik dashboard ? For example like this dd-mm-YYYY ? Thanks and excuse for my english.
It is currently not possible to modify it. We might allow you to do it in the future (or even use the default date format for you language setting).
Feel free to add a new ticket to http://dev.piwik.org to request this feature.
Disclosure: I'm a Piwik dev.
I want to weather information in my website which should be autometically updated daily could you please help me script for weather information?
I made a Weather API available on mashape, and they have a ready to use simple PHP SDK.
This api is really simple to use because we use the cool standards that are available nowadays, like JSON and REST.
If you like it please give it a try on mashape
Go to Weather.com and sign up for a Weather Widget. This is a javascript script that you'll place on your page and is independent of the server side language used. Note also that you won't have to update the weather daily at all: the script will always just pull the current weather forecast. You will have to provide information about the area for which you want weather (e.g. zip/postal code).
If you want data automatically updated on a schedule, look into cron (on Unix systems) or its equivalent. If you're using a commercial web host, they should have a way to schedule programs; otherwise, look into your own system's documentation for scheduling scripts.
Next, you want to write a script that downloads the weather information at that moment. Allow this script to translate from the "source" format to your own format.
Have the scheduler run your script once a day.
An alternative to Weather.com is Weather Underground. This is a successful weather forecasting site that cover most of the world (you don't say where you need the forecast for). They have something free called Weather Stickers which offer live feeds of the current observed weather situation. You just embed an image in your page. Like this:
(source: wunderground.com)
They also offer weather forecast XML feeds and API.