Is it possible to create a weblink directly to a Qlikview document, apply a bookmark and open a specific tab?
Ideally not using the internet explorer plugin.
This is discussed here
How about:
http://myserver//QvAJAXZfc/opendoc.htm?document=DocumentName.qvw&host=Local&sheet=SH01&Bookmark=Document\BM01
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I am working on a Voice Assistant.
I need to allow it to launch apps, how can be found the path of the apps to launch them?
Your question is quite minimal but I can attempt to answer it for you.
Assuming that you're using windows 10, with Word for example, you would type in word using the indexing feature at the bottom left of your desktop. Then you would click the down arrow to reveal more options. Then you would click open file location. The address at the top of your explorer will show the file location.
If you want to open another exe (or compatible software) in a known location but is not available to index, you would open your explorer and navigate to the desired application. Copy paste the address at the top of the explorer window.
You should import subprocess to your code and when you need to open the app write subprocess.check_output("file location", shell=True)
For example:
subprocess.check_output("C:\\Test\\Test\\Test\\application.exe(or .lnk or something u need)", shell=True)
in my my application i have webbrowser control, i don't want that users trace my web address, Because when i got to internet explorer in the history panel i found my website; Already on the list.
by using windows shell command they Will kill the whole user history; also they show me dialog box. it's not professional at All;
i mean this Command Line :
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("rundll32.exe", "InetCpl.cpl,ClearMyTracksByProcess 1")
So i would like to have solution form you masters how to remove only my entry for exemple : www.XXXXXXX.Net
Thank you best Regards
What you want to do may not be possible, check this link:
A quote from the answer provided by MSDN support at the link:
"Microsoft hasn't provided methods or events for users to iterate or clear the URL navigation history. But with the events already provided, like Navigated, Navigating, you could implement your own navigation history class to log or clear the history."
There are also other links on the thread that may help you to develop a solution.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/dded6546-6e22-4542-b29f-7d0e1ec048a1/clear-browser-history-in-webbrowser-control?forum=csharpgeneral
Using Selenium, I'm uploading a file to SharePoint, using upload.aspx in a modal window (So, this is SharePoint out-of-the-box. For whatever reason, I am unable to locate the iframe that SharePoint is using. Can anyone suggest to me a useful technique for this, in SharePoint?
I had the same issue and came up with the following code. This works even if frame name or ID changes dynamically.
driver.switchTo().frame(driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//iframe[#src='yourFrameSourceFromHTML']")));
After login to Pentaho BI server as a user, the Pentaho shows a default page.
I need to redesign that page to match look at feel of a company website. What files do I need to edit and how to give links from that page to dashboards in Pentaho?
Instead of redesigning the Pentaho screens create a "central dashboard" with links to all of your "sub-dashboards". This central place can be created as an another Pentaho CDE dashboard and you can make it look and feel as company website, because you can attach any HTML, CSS, JavaScript code and image files to the dashboard. You don't need to use any component (chart, etc.) or datasource. Just edit the layout of the dashboard.
So, the central dashboard will be accessible on e.g.:
http://localhost:8080/pentaho/api/repos/:home:CentralDashboard.wcdf/generatedContent
When a user navigates to the above URL (he did not used Pentaho Login Screen to log in = http://localhost:8080/pentaho/Home), he is prompted to log in by a dialog. He fills the dialog, logs in and see the central dashboard. So provide the user only a link to central dashboard instead of Pentaho Login Screen.
When you create a central dashboard you need to have a links to your sub-dashboards. To get the links navigate through the Browse Files in Pentaho to a particular dashboard, click on CDE file of the dashboard and choose Open in a new window to open the dashboard. This opens the dashboard in a new browser window. So you can copy the URL of it and then paste this link to the central dashboard.
This way users do not need to use the Pentaho Login screen but they directly access the central dashboard page where they choose concrete sub-dashboard they want to work with.
Similar to the example above, but I wouldnt necessarily re-implement the login process (as you could well introduce security flaws etc). I would instead use CST - Community Startup Tabs - that does exactly what you're asking for.
Details here: http://www.webdetails.pt/ctools/cst/
I don't know what's the version of Pentaho BI server you are using.
In my case with Pentaho 5.3
If you want to change the login page, just modify the jsp file under biserver-ce/tomcat/webapps/pentaho/jsp/PUCLogin.jsp
If you want to change the home page after login, just modify this jsp file biserver-ce/tomcat/webapps/pentaho/mantle/Mantle.jsp
The default page bi server is showing is located in:
biserver-ce/tomcat/webapps/pentaho/mantle/home/content/welcome/index.html.
You can modify it as your needs.
I've built a web part for SharePoint 2010.
Using SharePoint Designer I've got it to work on every page within the site, but then I realized that I only want it to work when users navigate document libraries.
Is there any way to do that? If not, how can I check that condition from the web part?
Using SharePoint Designer I've got it
to work on every page within the site
Does this mean you have embedded it in the master page?
A quick and dirty way; you could check the url for /Forms/ and only show it then.