I'm trying to find a way to export a list of users with a specific role assigned.
So far I have went through all the KB articles and the forum, but unsuccessfully
Would anyone know how to do that?
Open the Users page and write access(with: role_name) in the filter bar. It will show all users that have a role_name in any project.
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I am trying to create a rule for when a user of a group that I have created called technicians can only see their scheduled appointments but the admin user must see all the appointments of all the technicians. It's not working for me.
As you can see in the attached images, there is a user eduardo tecnico that is associated with the field combination of resources and effectively shows me the appointments associated with it, but when I log in as admin it does not show anything, no appointment. And if I activate line 7 of the code, it shows all the appointments for the admin and for the technician, which is not what I am looking for, what can I do? what am I doing wrong?
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Rule
Admin view
Technician view
I have tried modifying the domain_force in many ways with no positive results.
I have a list of contacts on my site, each of whom has a valid google account / email address. I want to create a link for each person which, when clicked, will take the user to chat.google.com (not hangouts) and open a conversation with that person.
Looking at the URLs which appear when I open conversations with users in the Google Hangouts chat web app, the format seems to be the following:
https://chat.google.com/u/1/dm/
Is there a way of retrieving this user id for a given google user?
If this is possible, will a link of constructed in this way solve the issue, or is there more to consider?
Many thanks in advance.
I am developing a website which users can log in and share their link on facebook groups which joined by them, but I don't know how to retrieve the list of groups which joined by the user. Anyone, please assist me.
Thank you.
It´s not possible anymore, the required permission for it has been removed and you can only get a list of groups you manage with the user_managed_groups permission. See the changelog for more information.
i am currently working on an app, that requires people to use their facebook profile to sign in. My question is: is there any way for non-individuals to be able to sign in? I mean group pages, business pages etc, because i need to import their profile picture and their names. Maybe any other way/idea to import them.
That would really help my case.
No. All Facebook accounts are supposed to belong to users. Users can be admins of groups and business pages, but there is no way to directly login to one of these without first logging in to their user account.
Businesses and groups sometimes incorrectly register themselves as users. There is no way to filter these out.
That said, if you make a call to https://graph.facebook.com/ID?fields=name,picture where ID is from a user, group or business page, all of these return a name and profile picture.
I've found this question asked several times when I've Googled for it, but the only solutions I can find relate to the old UI for Google Calendars and the options simply aren't in the new version. It's a very simple problem I'm trying to solve, but I just can't see how to do it.
Basically, I've set up a 'family holidays' calendar in Google Calendars and I want to invite my family to add their holidays to it. I've invited them on the 'Share this calendar' page under 'Share with specific people', but the only choice I have for their permissions in the drop-down list is: 'See only free/busy (hide details)'.
Can anyone tell me how to allow these invited people to be able to add new events and edit exiting events in this calendar as I just can't get the other options to show up?
Thanks folks!
So it turns out this is a Google Apps account. I don't really understand how that differs from a normal Google account, but hey ho. So I Googled to find the log-in to 'Google Apps'. I logged in and it gave me access to more settings, one of which was master controls over permissions which seemed to override the calendar-level permissions on my family calendar. I changed these master permissions, logged out and then back in, and I now have more permissions to allow people to edit this calendar. Hooray!