I am having problems to create an app and link to my organisation. I have been following the instructions on the documentation but for some unknown reason the organisation is lot listed.
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I look forward to hear from you.
Kind regards
According to the Xero Developer FAQ you might have the wrong permissions
Why is my organisation missing from the drop down when authorising an
app?
If your organisation isn't showing in the organisation dropdown, this means either that you don't have Standard or Adviser level permissions in that organisation, or you already connected that particular app to the organisation.
https://developer.xero.com/faq/permissions/org-missing
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Is there a way to see what role has been assigned to either local and remote (LDAP) users. For example, I want to see which users in an LDAP infrastructure have the nx-admin role assigned.
I've been looking via google and in the Nexus documentation, but haven't had much luck yet. I know I can check to see if a specific user has a role, but this isn't a scalable solution.
Thank you
There is no current way to do this. File an issue at: https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/NEXUS if you would, this sounds like a logical piece of functionality :)
So I have a couple of questions regarding what to write in the notes when submitting an app to the App store.
If my app will be entirely in Swedish, as well as only available in Sweden, should I write a translation to English for the text used inside of the app? If no, do I need to include a translation somewhere else?
If the reviewer needs an account to log in to the app, would they register one on their own or should I include a account in the notes? (there is a function both for login and registration inside the app)
Regarding Account for Testing :- Yes you need to give test account for reviewing the build. Its not mandatory. But its good to give test account. It helps reviewer to review app easily.
In the App Review Information section you can provide this.
Regarding Localisation :- As per my knowledge there is no need to do so. They will review your app.
I feel stupid asking this, but does anyone know how to register for a Fandango API key?
I'm trying to make a silly little app that pulls up available movie tickets on Fandango. There's tons of documentation on the internet about how to use their API, but nothing about registering. I tried their registration link on their site, but it just says "Registration is currently disabled":
https://developer.fandango.com/member/register
Do they not allow anyone to get a new API key anymore? Or am I just doing something stupid?
From Fandango:
Unfortunately we don't currently provide direct access without significant anticipated scale of ticket sales. We do offer a couple of alternative options.
You can access a variety of links and widgets via our presence on Commission Junction.
Alternatively, you can license showtime data from Gracenote or CinemaSource, and through that license, you'd be able to link directly to our site.
I have reviewed the few number of windows 8 contact questions on here, as well as the MSDN Contact picker sample and couldn't find an answer to my question.
It seems like, from most answers, the only way to get contact information from the people contract is to have the user manually choose the people they want the information for.
That doesn't seem completely right, since in the mail and messenger apps, they have found a way to get contact information for people that email or IM you without me choosing those people.
How do you go about accomplishing this programmatically? I would like to be able to pull either all contact data at once or get contact data by looking up specific emails linked to those users.
I would assume that in the Mail, People and Messaging apps, they are using details pulled straight from the users Windows Live account. I think you should be able to do this in your app, look here for documentation on the Live SDK: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/live/
I don't think it is possible to do this right now without a Picker. This would vioalate some security restrictions. But if you find a way, please post it here.
I am building an Apple developer analytics app, which displays info stored in itunesconnect Daily Sales Reports. Thus I would like to automatically download these Daily Sales Reports (which I achieved by using this script). This app will be released on the Mac App Store and is sandboxed.
Am I allowed to ask for and store a user's itunesconnect password?
If so, what is the correct way to do it?
EDIT:
Thank you James and Michael, Keychain Services is definitely the way to go.
I do have one follow up question.
The answer is yes, thank you James and Michael, and the correct way to store it is with Keychain Services. I used an objective-c wrapper that you can find here.
Disregard my earlier comment, I misunderstood your question (I thought you were trying to access a database). If the user gives you the information willingly, there is not problem; the issues would arise if you tried to trick the users into giving you the information. As for the correct way to do this, you could just ask them to put in their password, giving them the ways you would use them. There would, however, possibly be legal issues down the road if you use the passwords in a different way then you tell the user.