Is there any possibilities to end (or make limited time) for shared document in sharepoint?
I mean: everyday I have to upload document with ddl to edit. I do it everyday and I would love to make it from editable to read only after specified hour?
I don't want nobody to edit it after the end of the day...
Is there any chance that enables such a solution?
Thank you.
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I have data in a csv file & want to do the following with it:
Log into web site
Populate field of the page with the csv data
Navigate to next page
Input the rest of data
Click submit
Repeat for next line
I can do this using UiPath but it's an expensive option for a relatively simple use case.
Any one any suggestions on how do this using a different method?
Thanks,
EddieT
If you're looking for alternatives then you probably would want to investigate APIs or Webhooks. But that all depends on the access rights you have for that particular website.
Try messaging the Developers of the website you need as they might have this service already available.
UiPath may appear expensive but if you calculate the amount of time saved for this one process then you will see the money savings too.
If you can find a couple of other processes you want to automate then I'd highly recommend it.
Guys
I work in IT support and have very little coding experience. I use a lot of tools during the day and if I where to alter any of them I would alter the snipping tool. I use it for taking snapshots of error-messages etc. that pops up on our clients computers. Every time I take a snapshot I have to choose to give it a name and have it saved in some folder. Doesn't seems so frustrating right? Well I probably take 15-30 of those a day, often while being on the phone and remote controlling some clients computer, i save snapshots with names I cannot remember and it chugs up space making it hard to find the correct snapshots later when I need it for troubleshooting and logging. What I need is a simple snipping tool that works like Win+V, clipboard history, id like my snipping tool to snap pictures and be logged in av archive much like the copy/cut history in my clipboard. That way I can scroll down and find correct image without searching through file explorer. How can I begin to do this, should I find an open source snipping tool out there and try editing it or should I just start from scratch? If so, what language should I write in and how to know where to begin?
Thanks
Using lightshot software its simple and easy
you can also use this to upload your screenshots in cloud
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Question:
Anyone know what setting in my user profile will make Ektron always load the last active work area location? If not, is there a way to load a specific folder every time?
Already Tried:
"Set smart desktop as the start location in the workarea." doesn't seem to do anything.
Why:
I'm primarily a designer, so I'm usually just replacing files in the library and leaving the content area to the developers. It's kind of annoying that the content area always loads first because the folder structure looks the same and many times I actually navigate to the content folder instead of the library folder. This is a waste of time because Ektron is so slow. It would be really helpful to load the last active location in the area or at least the library files first.
Thanks!
The short answer is no. At least, not in any way that would be supported by Ektron or be upgrade-safe (upgrades would likely destroy changes made to include this functionality).
The long answer is that the Workarea code source is available and a .NET developer who wanted to parse through it and figure it out would probably be able to do so. It would require adding a user property / cookie to store their last activity (at the desired level of specificity) and then update any and all related code files that would automatically take them to any given recorded location. It would be inadvisable due to the effort required and for the upgrade-related reasoning above.
THAT BEING SAID - Ektron's Workarea uses Frames and you may be able to bookmark one of those internal frames or else create your own set of frames in your own HTML that would load up the view that you want. Depends on whether it's important enough to you to put in the effort to figure those things out by inspecting enough of the client-side code.
Was wondering if anyone could help me out. I have written a report in SSRS 2008. I would like to add a button or a link on the page that will email the currently run report.
I know I can do this in subscription and set a schedule for this however the data needs to be checked before an email can be sent out.
Thanks for taking a look
Rusty
Essentially what you want to do is put a mailto link on the page that generates an email when the user clicks on it. There is a component of the mailto link which will include an attachment. However, the attachment must be a locally housed file, it cannot be stored at a web address. See more here.
If the report you are running does not require many resources, you can set up a subscription which will, on a scheduled basis (say every 5 minutes), write the report to a file on a shared drive. Therefore, the report is constantly being written and updated at a local path. Then, you should be able to use the "&attachment=" portion of the mailto link to refer to this subscription-generated file sitting somewhere on a shared drive. This might not be a good option for you if you're counting on up-to-the-second data in this report you're generating. Then again, if you're having the report manually reviewed by human eyes, then that's probably not too much of an issue.
If you pursue this solution, it will be important to keep in mind that whatever shared drive you have your subscription write the file to will need to be accessible by anyone that will be clicking on that mailto link. It's not sufficient for you to have access to it. When that mailto link is clicked, it will use Windows authentication (or authentication from whatever system you're using) to connect to that shared drive and retrieve the file.
Best of luck!
I need to manage files uploaded by people according to date, and make these files available for download. I need to keep only files for upto one month as there will be heavy files clean up is necessary. Can someone provide me a code snippet to guide me in the correct direction. I have not decided on a back end language yet so ASP or JSP will do.
Here's a pseudo:
for each file
if file is more than one month old
delete file
Run this as hourly background job or something. Since you're not language-specific, I can't give a language-specific answer. I will however note that such a job doesn't belong in the view side (ASP/JSP), but rather in the backend (C#/Java).